The Influence of the Pinion-Shaft Deflection on the Dynamic Characteristics of Helical Gear Pairs

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This study presents a dynamic model of helical gears for analyzing the effect of pinion-shaft flexibility on the dynamic behavior of helical gears. In the analysis, the time-varying mesh stiffness is determined in relation with the geometry of the gear pair and incorporates the deflection of the pinion–shaft. A comparison analysis is presented for the dynamic transmission error response of gear pairs supported with a rigid and a flexible shaft system. The results show that the pinion-shaft deflection must be included in the dynamic analysis since they can strongly affect the dynamic characteristics of helical gear pairs.

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