Analysis and Optimization of Epicyclic Mechanisms with Mutually Meshed Satellites for Engineering and Industrial Applications
This study presents an in-depth kinematic and dynamic analysis of an epicyclic gear mechanism with mutually engaged satellites, aiming to optimize its characteristics and overall efficiency. The primary objective is to analyze its operational performance and propose optimization solutions to enhance...
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| author | Sylvester Bozherikov Hristo Uzunov Silvia Dechkova Mina Tsoneva |
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| description | This study presents an in-depth kinematic and dynamic analysis of an epicyclic gear mechanism with mutually engaged satellites, aiming to optimize its characteristics and overall efficiency. The primary objective is to analyze its operational performance and propose optimization solutions to enhance its effectiveness. The research focuses on the complex interactions between the satellites, which ensure even load distribution, reduce localized stresses, and increase load capacity. Key parameters of the gears, including the shape of the involute profile, have been analyzed to minimize wear and extend the service life of the mechanism. Mathematical models based on the finite element method (FEM) were utilized to conduct simulations that illustrate the impact of various loads and operating conditions on the mechanism's durability and performance. Additionally, simulations conducted in the CAD environment of SolidWorks allowed for the optimization of the gear design and other system components, achieving significant efficiency under high-load operating conditions. The results indicate that this type of mechanism is particularly suitable for applications in industries such as automotive engineering, aerospace technology, and the energy sector, where reliability, durability, and precision in operational processes are of critical importance. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-cce48ada561547e8b94a436a587f70cd2025-08-20T03:20:59ZengUniversity of Zielona GóraInternational Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering1734-44922353-90032025-06-01302628810.59441/ijame/202709202709Analysis and Optimization of Epicyclic Mechanisms with Mutually Meshed Satellites for Engineering and Industrial ApplicationsSylvester Bozherikov0Hristo Uzunov1https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2229-2828Silvia Dechkova2Mina Tsoneva3Механика, машинно инженерство и топлотехника, Технически университет София, BulgariaМеханика, машинно инженерство и топлотехника, Технически университет София, BulgariaMechanics, mechanical engineering and thermal engineering, Sofia Technical University, Bulgaria, BulgariaMechanics, Mechanical Engineering and Thermal Engineering, Technical University of SofiaThis study presents an in-depth kinematic and dynamic analysis of an epicyclic gear mechanism with mutually engaged satellites, aiming to optimize its characteristics and overall efficiency. The primary objective is to analyze its operational performance and propose optimization solutions to enhance its effectiveness. The research focuses on the complex interactions between the satellites, which ensure even load distribution, reduce localized stresses, and increase load capacity. Key parameters of the gears, including the shape of the involute profile, have been analyzed to minimize wear and extend the service life of the mechanism. Mathematical models based on the finite element method (FEM) were utilized to conduct simulations that illustrate the impact of various loads and operating conditions on the mechanism's durability and performance. Additionally, simulations conducted in the CAD environment of SolidWorks allowed for the optimization of the gear design and other system components, achieving significant efficiency under high-load operating conditions. The results indicate that this type of mechanism is particularly suitable for applications in industries such as automotive engineering, aerospace technology, and the energy sector, where reliability, durability, and precision in operational processes are of critical importance.https://www.ijame-poland.com/Analysis-and-Optimization-of-Epicyclic-Mechanisms-with-Mutually-Meshed-Satellites,202709,0,2.htmltorquecad systemsepicyclic gear mechanismsatellitesinvolute profile |
| spellingShingle | Sylvester Bozherikov Hristo Uzunov Silvia Dechkova Mina Tsoneva Analysis and Optimization of Epicyclic Mechanisms with Mutually Meshed Satellites for Engineering and Industrial Applications International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering torque cad systems epicyclic gear mechanism satellites involute profile |
| title | Analysis and Optimization of Epicyclic Mechanisms with Mutually Meshed Satellites for Engineering and Industrial Applications |
| title_full | Analysis and Optimization of Epicyclic Mechanisms with Mutually Meshed Satellites for Engineering and Industrial Applications |
| title_fullStr | Analysis and Optimization of Epicyclic Mechanisms with Mutually Meshed Satellites for Engineering and Industrial Applications |
| title_full_unstemmed | Analysis and Optimization of Epicyclic Mechanisms with Mutually Meshed Satellites for Engineering and Industrial Applications |
| title_short | Analysis and Optimization of Epicyclic Mechanisms with Mutually Meshed Satellites for Engineering and Industrial Applications |
| title_sort | analysis and optimization of epicyclic mechanisms with mutually meshed satellites for engineering and industrial applications |
| topic | torque cad systems epicyclic gear mechanism satellites involute profile |
| url | https://www.ijame-poland.com/Analysis-and-Optimization-of-Epicyclic-Mechanisms-with-Mutually-Meshed-Satellites,202709,0,2.html |
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