The Balanced Two-Satellite Planetary Gear with the Equal Distribution of Loading on Satellites

Ya.A. Andreeva

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1040.708

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The Balanced Two-Satellite Planetary Gear with the Equal Distribution of Loading on Satellites

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Aspects of the structural synthesis of planetary gears without excess communications are analyzed. The possibility of creation of self-established multisatellite planetary reducers, by addition in the structure of gear of the group of links with zero mobility is proved. The solution of the problem of an equal distribution of loading on satellites is given. Computing experiments in the program complex «T-Flex Dynamics» are carried out. The new scheme of the planetary gear is shown.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1040)

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Gear Mechanism, Multisatellite, Planetary Gear, Self-Establish

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