Finite Element Analysis of the Input Shaft in Toroidal Drive

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Based on finite element method, model analysis of input shaft of the toroidal drive is introduced, natural frequency and vibration model are obtained. The analysis result is in a good orderliness, matches the results calculated by the model analysis method and can be lead to a new research field for the toroidal drive.

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