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Numerical tools, based on research work, model the quasi-static and dynamic behaviour under load of mechanical transmissions and rotors, and their components (gears, bearings, splines). The data, the calculation methods and the results can be adapted to your industrial needs.

Expertise

 

Expertise fields

  • Gears
  • Bearings
  • Rotors

 

Studies subjects

  • Quasi-static and dynamic behavior under load
  • Noise and vibration (NVH)
  • Mechanics of contact
  • Design optimization

 

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Cylindrical

Definition of spur and helical gears

Optimization of tooth modifications (profile, crowning, …)

Models for metal or plastic gears

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Spiral bevel

Three types of geometry can be generated:

  • Analytical
  • Simplified Gleason type
  • Tooth defined by importing point files (topography …)

Optimization of tooth modifications

Models for metal gears

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Worm gear

Two models for:

  • Metal screw and plastic wheel
  • Metal screw and bronze wheel (ability to simulate the wear)
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Pinion / rack

Two types of rack geometry:

  • Constant pitch
  • Variable pitch

Models for metal gears

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Face gear

Flat or conical face gear

Spur or helical cylindrical gear

Model for metal gears

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Splines

Involute splines

Tooth modifications

Manufacturing defaults

Model for metal splines

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Bearings

Ball bearings with 2, 3 et 4 points of contact

Roller bearings

High rotation speed : models with friction at contacts

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Rotor Dynamics

Dynamic behavior

Bending, torsion

Eigen modes, critical speeds, mass unbalance, instabilities

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