Vibration Analysis on the Tripod Sliding Universal Joint of Ships

S.M. Li; D.G. Chang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.693.425

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Vibration Analysis on the Tripod Sliding Universal Joint of Ships

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Vibration is a torsional vibration essentially, which will produce additional stresses in the shaft, and when the stress exceeds the allowable limit total the shaft parts will produce fatigue damage. The vibration analysis on the tripod sliding universal joint of ships is analyzed including modal analysis and response spectrum analysis. The analysis result shows that it need to increase the strength of the shell and the tripod in the future design to enhance the reliability, safety and work life of the tripod sliding universal joint.

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SolidWorks, Tripod Sliding Universal Joint, Vibration Analysis

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