Mechanics Analysis of Reduction Case Based on the Finite Element Method

Bing Hui Wu; Jian Jun Xi; Bing Qi Wu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.574.3

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Mechanics Analysis of Reduction Case Based on the Finite Element Method

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Reduction is a main part in the heavy transmission device, and the case of it is the bearing body. It may lose efficacy if the strength is not enough due to too much load on it. Thus, it is very important when its stiffness improved greatly but its weight increases slowly. The tradition method is very difficult to accomplish mechanics analysis because the case shape and force condition on it is very complex. The finite element method is employed here and parameterized model is built. The weakness part was found out according to the results. The parameterized model provides the basis for the optimization of reduction case.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 574)

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Bing Hui Wu*, Jian Jun Xi, Bing Qi Wu

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Finite Element Method (FEM), Force Analysis, Parameterized Model, Reduction Case

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