Finite Element Analysis of Converter Tilting Mechanism Helical Gear Reducer in Abnormal Meshing Condition

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Considering abnormal meshing condition of converter tilting mechanism helical gear reducer,creating 3D helical gear models under normal meshing condition and abnormal meshing condition. By using the finite element method to perform a nonlinear contact analysis on helical gear, the results of gear contact stress under different meshing conditions was obtained. It provides a theoretical basis for the accurate analysis of the reasons for the failure, the optimum design and safe use of the gear.

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August 2013

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