Research on Even-Loading Mechanism of Multi-Planetary Gear Transmission

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Multi-planetary gear transmission is usually used in construction equipment, metallurgical machinery and wind-driven generator. Driving mechanism of heavy-duty equipment without even-loading system is badly loading, resulting in great impact force and severe vibration. To study characteristic of power dividing, multi-planetary gear transmission without any even-loading mechanism and that with flexible pin even-loading mechanism were simulated in commercial gear drive design software and dynamics analysis software. The simulation results are shown in this paper and conclusions are drawn useful for design and manufacture of heavy-duty multi-planetary gear transmission.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 834-836)

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1476-1479

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October 2013

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