Optimal Design on Reduction Device Based on the Most Small Gear-Worm

Jie Yu; Pei Si Zhong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.462.547

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Optimal Design on Reduction Device Based on the Most Small Gear-Worm

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In order to accomplish the optimal design of the most small reduction device of gear-worm, the mathematics model was established and the optimal results was achieved by the method of punishment function. And it has been compared with the traditional design methods.

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Jie Yu, Pei Si Zhong

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