Passive Reduction in the Identified Vibrations of the Machine Drive System in the Form of Multistage Gear Units

Tomasz Dzitkowski; Andrzej Dymarek

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.220-221.182

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Passive Reduction in the Identified Vibrations of the Machine Drive System in the Form of Multistage Gear Units

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The paper presents the method for designing machine drive systems in the form of multi-gear gearboxes depending on the desired dynamic properties which can be understood as a series of resonant and anti-resonant frequencies in the form of dynamic characteristics. The properties assumed in such a way are the starting point for the parametric and structural synthesis of discrete vibrating systems.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volumes 220-221)

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Tomasz Dzitkowski*, Andrzej Dymarek

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Anti-Resonant Frequencies, Dynamical Flexibility, Mechanical Impedance, Resonant

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