The Study of Meshing Performance for Single Screw Compressor Based on Contact Analysis

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In order to increase transmission performance and lubricating condition for meshing pair of the single screw compressor, the contact analysis for the single screw compressor is analyzed. The equations of the former tooth surface of the gate rotor, the back tooth surface of the gate rotor, the top tooth surface of the gate rotor and transition surface between two tooth of gate rotor are constructed respectively. The tooth surface equation of the screw rotor is deduced through using the tooth surface equation of the gate rotor and transform matrix depending on conjugated theory, the contact line equation is moreover acquired. The calculation formula of inducing method curvature is deduced, the inducing method curvature of some points on contact line with the rotation degree of the gate rotor changing is calculated. The computing results show that the contact surface is osculating, which is favor to increase contact strength of the tooth surface. The distribution rules for contact lines of the former tooth surface and back tooth surface of gate rotor is gained through calculation, which provide theory basis for manufacturing screw rotor.

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October 2009

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