Abstract
Accurately and fast calculation of single tooth load contact state of a gear pair is the basis for accurate calculation of multi-tooth load contact analysis. Therefore, this study proposed a semi-analytical quick single tooth load tooth contact analysis (Q-SLTCA) method. First, the ease-off tooth contact analysis (ease-off TCA) method was established, and a numerically stable initial contact stress distribution and contact ellipse analytical model was derived. Then, considering the influence of edge contact, the real-time division method of gear tooth slice was derived. Based on this, the equivalent principle of contact elliptical node and the load correction strategy were innovatively proposed. Then, the calculation method of the meshing characteristics of the tooth slice was established by coupling the boundary element method (BEM) with the equivalent cylindrical Hertz contact theory. The bending deformation, tooth root stress distribution, contact stress, contact deformation and meshing stiffness of the tooth slice were analyzed and calculated, and the instantaneous meshing stiffness of the single tooth was determined by combining the parallel method of the gear tooth stiffness. Finally, a single-tooth finite element method (FEM) meshing model was created for comparison with the method in this study, which verified the calculation accuracy and efficiency of the proposed method. This method can be easily developed into a quick multi-tooth load contact analysis algorithm, which can provide a new method for gear tooth crack and failure analysis.
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