Abstract

An analysis is presented for multi-stage multi-mesh gear transmission systems which predicts the overall system dynamics and transmissibility to the gear box or the enclosed structure. The modal synthesis approach of the analysis treats the uncoupled lateral/torsional modal characteristics of each stage or component independently. The vibration signature analysis evaluates the global dynamics coupling in the system. The method synthesizes the interaction of each modal component or stage with nonlinear gear mesh dynamics and modal support geometry characteristics. The analysis simulates transient and steady state vibration events due to torque variations, speed changes, rotor imbalances and gear box support motion excitations. A vibration signature analysis scheme examines the overall dynamic characteristics of the system, and the individual modal component responses. The gear box vibration analysis also examines the spectral characteristics of the support system.

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