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What impact will gear transmission failures have on mechanical equipment?

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04-19

There are various forms of gear failure, among which the more common crack failure is a more serious form of failure. If the crack further expands, it may lead to fatigue fracture of the gear teeth, and even cause complete failure of the entire gear.

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Therefore, analyzing the fault mechanism of cracks and finding an effective method for diagnosing crack faults is crucial for gear fault diagnosis.

 

What are the gear faults in gear reducers?
Gear reducer is a very important gear transmission product, and gear transmission is also one of the main forms of mechanical transmission. Currently, gear reducers are used in industrial sectors such as metallurgy, petrochemicals, mining, transportation, etc. However, due to the harsh working environment in which gears operate, they are prone to damage and malfunctions.

 

According to statistics, 80% of faults in transmission machinery are caused by gears. The failure of gears will directly affect the safe and reliable operation of equipment, and even lead to the paralysis of the entire system. Therefore, the research on monitoring the working status and fault diagnosis technology of gears is receiving increasing attention.

 

For a long time, extensive research has been conducted on the diagnostic methods of tooth root cracks, and many achievements have been made. The conventional diagnostic method is vibration spectrum analysis, which is based on traditional vibration theory and uses diagnostic instruments to collect vibration data and waveforms, then analyze and diagnose to identify the cause and location of the fault. But the prerequisite for doing so is that the establishment of the fault model must be accurate enough to correctly identify the vibration signals under fault conditions. This method requires diagnostic personnel to have rich experience in fault diagnosis.

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    • David

      04-22
      Gear transmission failures may have various impacts on mechanical equipment, including but not limited to:
      1. Reduced transmission efficiency: Gear wear or tooth breakage and other faults can lead to a decrease in the efficiency of gear transmission, thereby reducing the output power of mechanical equipment.
      2. Increased noise and vibration: Gear transmission failures can cause an increase in mechanical equipment noise and vibration, affecting the stability and normal operation of the equipment.
      3. Reduced transmission accuracy: Gear transmission failures can lead to a decrease in transmission accuracy, thereby affecting the positioning accuracy and motion accuracy of mechanical equipment.
      4. Shortened equipment lifespan: If gear transmission faults are not repaired in a timely manner, it may lead to larger failures and even damage to mechanical equipment, shortening the lifespan of the equipment.
      5. Sound changes: When gear transmission malfunctions, abnormal noise usually occurs. These noises may be caused by issues such as gear wear, looseness, or breakage. These noises can lead to a decrease in the operational efficiency of the machine and also cause unnecessary interference to the operator.
      6. Unstable operation: After gear transmission failure, the operation of mechanical equipment may become unstable. This may lead to a decrease in the output power of the machine or a cessation of operation, thereby affecting production efficiency and equipment lifespan.
      7. Friction and heat loss: Gear transmission failures may cause increased surface wear of gears, which increases friction and heat loss, leading to a decrease in machine energy efficiency.
      8. Machine shutdown: When the gear transmission fails, the machine may shut down, which may lead to production process interruption, product quality decline, and production losses.
      9. It is crucial to promptly detect and take appropriate maintenance and replacement measures for any gear transmission failure.
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