Abstract

Solving the problem of optimizing for transmission of light multipurpose tracked load-carrier/prime mover MT-LB is a perspective area of research because it improves the mass characteristics of the machine, to ensure the load capacity and durability of transmission at upgrading. Mathematical model of transmission optimization by mass was constructed, namely: optimization objective function of transmission by weight was built, which is quite correct transmission models, it takes into account the geometry, dimensions, weight and strength properties of the main parts and aggregates; variables planning are defined, which selected as basic geometric parameters of gearings (modules and number of teeth); a system of constraints on the variables planning was constructed, a technique for dynamically changing the constraints on the teeth number for gearbox was proposed. A sequence of constraint checking is proposed, which will reduce the amount and time of calculations to find the best solution. The solution is based on sensing the parameter space, where points of the LPτ-sequence are used as test points in a single multidimensional cube. Also, the applied methodology and detailed algorithm for optimal design of the transmission has been developed. They take into account the constructive, technical and technological features. They also allow to reduce the error of the calculations due to the error-control of the calculations of gear ratios and the equality of the axes distance for gearbox and additional reducer meshing's. A number of numerical experiments were carried out for the base engine and the other 4 engines. The analysis of the results makes it possible to conclude that a significant reduction in the weight and dimensions of the transmission has been achieved compared to the basic one at loads corresponding to typical driving modes. Keywords: optimal design, multipurpose load-carrier/prime mover MT-LB, transmission, mathematical model, objective function, variables planning, algorithm

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