Dynamic Model of the Test Station for Gear Drives Dynamic Tests

Anna Šmeringaiová; Peter Šmeringai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.669.434

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Dynamic Model of the Test Station for Gear Drives Dynamic Tests

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The contribution deals with the issue of the experimental assessment of the dynamic behaviour of the gear drives. The objective is to design and to realize the experimental station for dynamic tests of gear drives in an accelerated mode. Described is the idea of the experimental station design, the procedure of creating its mathematical model and the model for computer simulation.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 669)

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434-442

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October 2015

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Anna Šmeringaiová*, Peter Šmeringai

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Dynamics, Gear Drive, Measurement, Replacement Model, Simulation

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