Experiment for Vibration Suppression Based on Particle Damping for Gear Transmission

Wang Qiang Xiao; Wei Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.945-949.703

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Experiment for Vibration Suppression Based on Particle Damping for Gear Transmission

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Introducing the particle damping technology into the gear transmission will effectively reduce the vibration during gear engagement, especially suitable for high temperature, oil-lubricating environment for the gear transmission system. In the real working situation, centrifugal load will make the particle at one end away from the rotation center. The vibration suppression of particle damping in the gear transmission is studied through experimental method. The effect of rotation speed and particle filling rate on vibration suppression of particle damping is analyzed in gear transmission. The result will provide exact theory basis and design principle for the vibration suppression of gear transmission.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 945-949)

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June 2014

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Wang Qiang Xiao, Wei Li

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Experiment, Gear Transmission, Particle Damping, Rotary Speed, Vibration Suppression

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