Simulation Analysis of Planetary Gears Train of Semi-Direct Drive Wind Turbine Based on ADAMS

Yan Li Cheng; Zheng Ming Xiao; Li Rong Huan; Fu Chen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.789-790.311

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Simulation Analysis of Planetary Gears Train of Semi-Direct Drive Wind Turbine Based on ADAMS

Abstract:

The speed increasing gearbox is the key part of the wind turbine and its role is to transmit power which is generated by wind turbines to the generator through the gear system. The single-stage planetary gears train system is commonly used in the semi-direct drive wind turbines. In this paper Pro/E is used to establish the three-dimensional model of the speed increasing planetary gear system of the semi-direct drive wind turbine. Motion pairs, drive and load of the model are added by ADAMS. Angular velocity change rule of the parts is obtained. The change rules of the mesh force of the planetary gears, ring and sun gear can be obtained through the dynamic simulation and analysis using the contact algorithm. These are useful to study the vibration and noise of the system.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 789-790)

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311-315

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September 2015

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Yan Li Cheng, Zheng Ming Xiao*, Li Rong Huan, Fu Chen

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Multi-Body Dynamics, Planetary Gears Train, Semi-Direct Drive Wind Turbine, Simulation

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