Development of Plastic Gear for Power Transmission : Abnormal Wear on the Tooth Root and Tooth Fracture near Pitch Point
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概要
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Plastic gears have many excellent characteristics which are locking in metallic gears, such as corrosion resistance, self-lubrication, quiet running, and so forth. The meshing behavior of plastic gears is very different from that of metallic gears. Therefore, the life estimation is very difficult for plastic gears. In this paper, generating and growing mechanisms of abnormal wear which appears fatally near the root of plastic tooth are analyzed, and then it is clarified that tooth fractures which take place frequently near pitch point are caused by abnormal wear. Additionally, some methods for extending the life of plastic gears are proposed.
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著者
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NISHIDA Noriteru
Faculty of Engineering, Nagasaki University
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TSUKAMOTO Naohisa
Chiba Institute of Technology
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Nishida Noriteru
Faculty Of Engineering Nagasaki University
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Nishida Noriteru
Faculty Of Engineering Kyushu University.
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TERASHIMA Kenichi
Huazhonh University of Science and Technology
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SHI Jiasun
Baoji Fork Lift Manufactory
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Terashima Kenichi
Huazhong University Of Science And Technology
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