Dynamic Behaviour Of Multi Stage Planetary Gears .
Dynamic Behaviour of Multi-Stage Planetary Gears
Technical Description of Dynamic Behaviour of Multi-Stage Planetary Gears
The planetary gear is a special type of gear drive, in which the multiple planet gears revolve around a centrally arranged sun gear. The planet gears are mounted on a planet carrier and engage positively in an internally toothed ring gear. Torque and power are distributed among several planet gears. Sun gear, planet carrier and ring gear may either be driving, driven or fixed. Planetary gears are used in automotive construction and shipbuilding, as well as for stationary use in turbines and general mechanical engineering. Unit allows the investigation of the dynamic behaviour of a two-stage planetary gear. The trainer consists of two planet gear sets, each with three planet gears. The ring gear of the first stage is coupled to the planet carrier of the second stage. By fixing individual gears, it is possible to configure a total of four different transmission ratios. The gear is accelerated via a cable drum and a variable set of weights. The set of weights is raised via a crank.
Specification of Dynamic Behaviour of Multi-Stage Planetary Gears
Technical Data of Dynamic Behaviour of Multi-Stage Planetary Gears
2-stage planetary gear
Drive
Load at standstill:
Measuring range
Dimensions and Weight of Dynamic Behaviour of Multi-Stage Planetary Gears