TENTATIVE RESULTS OF ACTUAL SPUR GEAR EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENTS
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Abstract
Gear drive as the most broad mechanical transmission line, the transmission efficiency has
vital importance for saving energy. As a rule, the mechanical efficiency is typically dictated
by a particular test technique, however in the gear transmission, the efficiency of the gear
transmission is by and large figured utilizing the Meshing Efficiency strategy. Gear
transmission power misfortune basically incorporates sliding friction power misfortunes,
moving friction power misfortune and windage misfortune and Churning oil misfortune. The
sliding friction power misfortune is the basic factor that influences the Meshing Efficiency of
the gear, and the impact of moving friction power misfortune is little, and the figuring
overlooks its impact. In the fast gear transmission, windage misfortune and stirring oil
misfortune are additionally basic elements influencing the gear Meshing Efficiency.
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