Review of Experimental Models for Confirmation of Mathematical Models of Gears

Boris Aberšek; Jože Flašker

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.385-387.345

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Review of Experimental Models for Confirmation of Mathematical Models of Gears

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In order to calculate the service life as precisely and reliably as possible we need good mathematical models for describing loading, geometry, properties of materials and fracture mechanics parameters. It can be established whether a mathematical model is precise and reliable only by comparison of results of the method such as analytical methods in case of simple problems and experiment when real complex structure are deal with. Since gears and gearing belong to the second group, by correctly selected and developed test pieces and carefully planned experiments we obtained results with which we confirmed and justified the mathematical model for calculating mentioned parameters. To this end we will show in this paper series of experimental methods and test pieces used on the gears.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volumes 385-387)

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Boris Aberšek, Jože Flašker

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Experiment, Gear, Mathematical Models, Numerical Analysis

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