Abstract
Accurate modeling of the vibration signal model of planetary gearboxes is essential for the subsequent fault diagnosis. According to the existing improved phenomenological model based on the meshing vibration, this paper conducts further investigations on the vibration mechanism of the gearbox. The time delay phenomenon of faulty ring gear tooth participating in meshing is theoretically analyzed, and the assisted phases for experimental verification are proposed and deduced. Based on the improved model, the vibration signal under the fault condition is simulated and compared with the results of traditional methods. Subsequently, the paper proposes to divide and reconstruct this signal and use the maximum correlation kurtosis deconvolution (MCKD) to enhance its impact characteristics. The results show that the phase between the fault impact and its adjacent meshing impact is consistent with the proposed assisted phase. Finally, the correctness of the vibration mechanism and the improved phenomenological model are verified experimentally.
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