Analysis on Transient Stress State of Elastic Thin-Wall Component of Harmonic Gear Drive

Wei Yang; Cheng Cai Duan; Jian Xi Qiu; Ji Ming Sun

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.317-319.281

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Analysis on Transient Stress State of Elastic Thin-Wall Component of Harmonic Gear Drive

Abstract:

To overcome the crack problem of thin wall structure of harmonic gear transmission─ flexspline, we develop a transient dynamic analysis model for B1-50-80 harmonic gear transmission. Based on large displacement and large strain theory, the transient stress state of the flexspline is analyzed under maximum rated conditions. The distribution law of transient stress is obtained when the amplitude of stress histories on flexspline gear changes in sine form and the change process of stress of flexspline gear ring are from top to bottom. We observe that over-stress of flexspline on tube gradually decreases along the axis and the stress distribution between flexspline and flexspline gear ring becomes a certain slant due to force irregularly on flexspline tooth in the axial direction. The maximum Von Mises stresses appears in the contact regions between flexspline gear ring and wave generator. Therefore, cracks will originate from the dedendum regions of flexspline, then extend along the axis, and finally expand along 45°.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 317-319)

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August 2011

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Wei Yang, Cheng Cai Duan, Jian Xi Qiu, Ji Ming Sun

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Elastic Deformation, Gear Mesh, Harmonic Gear Transmission, Thin-Wall, Transient Stress

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