In this work,synchronous cutting of concave and convex surfaces was achieved using the duplex helical method for the hypoid gear,and the problem of tooth surface error correction was studied.First,the mathematical mod...In this work,synchronous cutting of concave and convex surfaces was achieved using the duplex helical method for the hypoid gear,and the problem of tooth surface error correction was studied.First,the mathematical model of the hypoid gears machined by the duplex helical method was established.Second,the coordinates of discrete points on the tooth surface were obtained by measurement center,and the normal errors of the discrete points were calculated.Third,a tooth surface error correction model is established,and the tooth surface error was corrected using the Levenberg-Marquard algorithm with trust region strategy and least square method.Finally,grinding experiments were carried out on the machining parameters obtained by Levenberg-Marquard algorithm with trust region strategy,which had a better effect on tooth surface error correction than the least square method.After the tooth surface error is corrected,the maximum absolute error is reduced from 30.9μm before correction to 6.8μm,the root mean square of the concave error is reduced from 15.1 to 2.1μm,the root mean square of the convex error is reduced from 10.8 to 1.8μm,and the sum of squared errors of the concave and convex surfaces was reduced from 15471 to 358μm^(2).It is verified that the Levenberg-Marquard algorithm with trust region strategy has a good accuracy for the tooth surface error correction of hypoid gear machined by duplex helical method.展开更多
0 Introduction There are a number of meshing drives with line contact tooth surfaces in engineering. Errors will appear in drive elements manufacturing and assembling processes, and the contact state will be changed f...0 Introduction There are a number of meshing drives with line contact tooth surfaces in engineering. Errors will appear in drive elements manufacturing and assembling processes, and the contact state will be changed from theoretic line contact to point, which will lead to the meshing state becoming bad, not our desired ideal situation. Generally speaking, machining errors of elements are closely associated with actual factors such as technological processes, manufacturing facilities, and operator's technique. Their improvement and enhancement is difficult and expensive. It is展开更多
基金Projects(52075552,51575533,51805555,11662004)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China。
文摘In this work,synchronous cutting of concave and convex surfaces was achieved using the duplex helical method for the hypoid gear,and the problem of tooth surface error correction was studied.First,the mathematical model of the hypoid gears machined by the duplex helical method was established.Second,the coordinates of discrete points on the tooth surface were obtained by measurement center,and the normal errors of the discrete points were calculated.Third,a tooth surface error correction model is established,and the tooth surface error was corrected using the Levenberg-Marquard algorithm with trust region strategy and least square method.Finally,grinding experiments were carried out on the machining parameters obtained by Levenberg-Marquard algorithm with trust region strategy,which had a better effect on tooth surface error correction than the least square method.After the tooth surface error is corrected,the maximum absolute error is reduced from 30.9μm before correction to 6.8μm,the root mean square of the concave error is reduced from 15.1 to 2.1μm,the root mean square of the convex error is reduced from 10.8 to 1.8μm,and the sum of squared errors of the concave and convex surfaces was reduced from 15471 to 358μm^(2).It is verified that the Levenberg-Marquard algorithm with trust region strategy has a good accuracy for the tooth surface error correction of hypoid gear machined by duplex helical method.
文摘0 Introduction There are a number of meshing drives with line contact tooth surfaces in engineering. Errors will appear in drive elements manufacturing and assembling processes, and the contact state will be changed from theoretic line contact to point, which will lead to the meshing state becoming bad, not our desired ideal situation. Generally speaking, machining errors of elements are closely associated with actual factors such as technological processes, manufacturing facilities, and operator's technique. Their improvement and enhancement is difficult and expensive. It is
