influence of shaft torsional stiffness on dynamic response of four-stage main transmission system
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Abstract
Dynamic response analysis has potential for increasing fatigue life of the components in the transmission of a multistage main transmission system. The calculated data can demonstrate the influence of shaft torsional stiffness on dynamic characteristics of the system. Detecting key shafts of the system and analyzing their sensitivity are important for the design of four-stage helicopter gear box. Lumped mass method is applied for dynamic modeling and Fourier method is used to solve differential equation of the system. Results of the analysis indicate that key shafts can be designed carefully to improve the performance of the transmission system.
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| Authors | ;Yuan Chen;Rupeng Zhu;Guanghu Jin;Yeping Xiong |
| Journal | journal of power sources |
| Year | 2018 |
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