INCREASE IN FATIGUE LIFE OF SPUR GEAR BY INTRODUCING CIRCULAR STRESS RELIEVING FEATURE
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1 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND International Journal of Mechanical Engineering and Technology (IJMET), ISSN (Print), ISSN (Online), Volume TECHNOLOGY 6, Issue 5, May (2015),(IJMET) pp IAEME ISSN (Print) ISSN (Online) Volume 6, Issue 5, May (2015), pp IAEME: Journal Impact Factor (2015): (Calculated by GISI) IJMET I A E M E INCREASE IN FATIGUE LIFE OF SPUR GEAR BY INTRODUCING CIRCULAR STRESS RELIEVING FEATURE Mr. Anand Kalani 1, Mrs. Rita Jani 2 1 Mechanical Engineering Department, Government Engineering College Palanpur, India 2 Mechanical Engineering Department, Shantilal Shah Engineering College, Bhavnagar, India ABSTRACT Increment of fatigue life of spur gear is the main target of this research. This work presents the possibilities of using the stress redistribution techniques by introducing the circular stress relieving features in the stressed zone to the advantage of reduction of root fillet stress in spur gear. The pinion spur gear is taken under examination and the parameter for comparison is principal stress measured by applying load on HPSTC [Highest Point of Single Tooth Contact]. A circular stress relieving feature is introduced on various locations and by doing so a considerable amount of reduction in principle stress was examined which resulted in long operating life of spur gear. Key words: Bending Stress, HPSTC, Spur Gear, Stress Relieving Feature, Stress Distribution. 1. INTRODUCTION Spur gears play most important role in transmission system from ancient time to today s high end technology world. Fatigue is a possible failure mode for a spur gear. It usually happens unexpectedly and can be very expensive in terms of both replacement costs and down time. Much effort has been put forth in the scientific and engineering communities to understand fatigue and design against it so from time to time, changes where done in the design and material to increase the fatigue life of spur gears by different researchers. The objective of this research is to reduce the root fillet stress of spur gear by introducing the stress relief features on a stressed gear [1]. Therefore a systematic study is carried out to investigate the effect of introducing circular stress relief feature at different locations. Further to find out the more beneficial location and parameter of the stress relieving feature on a stressed gear tooth. This study hypothesized that systematic experimentation with stress reliving feature of different dimension, combination and location would provide a fundamental understanding of their effects on stress in spur gears. This work finds its application for where high load operating condition prevails along with requirement of high operating life of spur gears. 82
2 2. GEAR AND GEAR MATERIAL The specifications of the gear that have been used for the analysis are in Table 1 Table 1 Specifications of Spur Gear PARAMETERS [1] Power Transmitted 3KW Pinion (RPM) 1800 Pressure Angle 20 [Involute] Module 2 Pitch Circle Diameter 100mm No. of Teeth 50 Tooth Thickness 3.14mm Addendum Diameter 104mm Dedendum Diameter 95mm Base Diameter 93.97mm Face Width 19mm Root Fillet 0.4mm Transmission Ratio 1:1 Diametrical Pitch 0.5 MATERIAL OF GEAR [1] Steel Grade 1 Through Hardened BHN 200 Young s Modulus 2 x 10 5 MPa Poisson s Ratio ANALYTICAL ANALYSIS AND FE ANALYSIS OF SPUR GEAR Following data were generated by numerical calculation of design of spur gear by AGMA Method [2]. AGMA Bending Stress = MPa Where, Tangential load W t = N Over Load Factor 1 for uniform loading and power Dynamic Factor for Q v (Quality number) = 6 Size Factor 1 (as suggested by AGMA) Load Distribution Factor 1.3 (assuming Accurate Loading) Rim Thickness Factor 1. Face Width F = 19mm. Module = 2mm Geometry Factor 0.44 AGMA Allowable Bending Stress Where, Allowable Bending Stress Number = 0.533(200) = MPa = MPa. 83
3 Considering Pinion life of 10 6 cycles and BHN = 200, we have Y N = (N) Where, N = 10 6 cycles; Stress Cycle Factor Y N = 1.17; Temperature Factor K T = 1 (working Temperature < 120⁰); Reliability Factor K R = 1.00 (for reliability = 0.99); Safety Factor = 1(assuming) HPSTC (HIGHEST POINT OF SINGLE POINT CONTACT) [3] Diameter of load application point for Pinion (HPSTC) = = 51.53mm Where, = Radius of Highest Point of Contact = Outside Radius of Pinion = 52mm = Base Diameter of Pinion = mm = Base Pitch = Dia. Pitch x cos = 1.47mm m p = Contact Ratio = The three teeth of spur gear are developed with that help of CAD Software SOLID EGDE ST3 as shown in Figure-1 Finite element Solution The finite element analysis is done by applying the element, constraint and load. The stress distribution after the solution is as shown in Figure-2. The analysis shows that the root fillet stress generated is MPa which is valid for further analysis as it is less than the numerically calculated value i.e MPa. 84
4 4. FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS BY INTRODUCING CIRCULAR STRESS RELIEVING FEATURE Six (06) different locations where taken under study around the tooth profile of spur gear. The study is done by varying the location of hole along three regions, a. parallel to dedendum, b. along root fillet, and c. along involute profile. The locations are named as curve 1 to curve 6 as shown in Figure 3, 5, 7, 9, 11 and 13 respectively. The hole diameter of 0.2mm and 0.5mm offset distance from the edge of curve is taken and kept fixed for all positions. Curve 1 & curve 6 has right end as start point and left end as end point. Curve 2,3,4,5 has bottom point as start point and upper point as end point. The curve is divided into ten parts and the hole is placed parametrically according to the curve dimension. The sensitivity analysis of each curve by introducing the circular hole stress relieving feature is represented graphically in Figure-4,6,8,10,12 and 14 respectively for Curve 1 to Curve 6. Figure 3 Curve-1 Figure 4 Sensitivity Graph-1 Figure 5 Curve-2 Figure 6 Sensitivity Graph-2 Figure 7 Curve-3 Figure 8 Sensitivity Graph-3 85
5 Figure 9 Curve-4 Figure 10 Sensitivity Graph-4 Figure 11 Curve-5 Figure 12 Sensitivity Graph-5 Figure 13 Curve-6 Figure 14 Sensitivity Graph-6 5. FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS BY KEEPING HOLE DIAMETER CONSTANT AND OFFSET DISTANCE VARIABLE. The positions at which minimum root fillet stress generated is taken into account for further study. On this positions on curve -1 and curve-3; the hole diameter is kept fix 0.2mm where minimum root fillet stress is obtained and the offset distance from the edge of the curve is varied by an increment of 0.1mm up to 1.0mm as shown in Figure-15 and 17 resp. Figure 15 Curve-1 Figure 16 Sensitivity Graph-1 86
6 Figure 17 Curve-2 Figure 18 Sensitivity Graph-3 It is observed from the stress sensitivity graphs that the positions at which minimum root fillet stress is generated are curve 1 hole diameter 0.2mm; offset distance 0.5mm and curve 3 hole diameter 0.2mm; offset distance 0.4mm. 6. PRECISE STUDY OF FINAL POSITIONS The above four studies discovered the position on both the curve i.e. 01 & 03 where minimum root fillet stress is generated. In precise study, taking the hole diameter 0.2mm and offset distance 0.5mm in curve 1 and hole diameter 0.2mm and offset distance 0.5mm in curve 3 and varying the hole diameter by from 0.15mm to 0.25mm with an increment of 0.01mm the stress sensitivity graph generated is as shown in Figure-19 for curve 1 and Figure-20 for curve 3. Figure-19 Precise Stress Sensitivity Analysis of hole along Curve - 1 Figure-20 Precise Stress Sensitivity Analysis of hole along Curve 3 From the above precise study it is observed that the maximum proportion of root fillet stress is decreased as shown in Table-2. CURVE 7. REALISTIC APPROACH Table-2 Precise Position of hole and Stress POSITION FILLET OFFSET DISTANCE (mm)/position The curve - 1 is below the dedendum and the curve - 3 is along the involute profile. In this research we have not considered the contact stress but assuming that contact stress is generated by 87 DIAMETER OF HOLE (mm) STRESS (MPa) CURVE CURVE th position
7 mating of gear teeth hole on curve 3 may decrease the strength of gear tooth. The hole on the curve 1 which is below the dedendum will not be affected by the contact stress and it eases the manufacturing of gear. So, for further study the hole on the curve 1 is considered. This study is done by introducing the hole position of curve 1 where minimum root fillet stress is generated on both side of gear tooth i.e. on left hand (curve -6) and right hand side (curve - 1) of tooth maintaining the symmetry as shown in Figure-21 and the stress sensitivity graphs so generated is shown in Figure-22. The combination study is done by keeping the hole position on curve -1 fix and hole position on curve - 6 varying along the curve. Figure-21 Symmetric Hole Position Figure- 22 Stress Sensitivity Analysis of Holes on Curve 1 and Curve - 2 By combination of hole on both curve 01 and curve - 06 the minimum stress generated is MPa at position as shown in Table 3. Table-3 Symmetric Position of Hole and Stress CURVE POSITION FILLET OFFSET DISTANCE (mm) DIAMETER OF HOLE (mm) STRESS (MPa) CURVE CURVE MPa By introducing the holes in gear there will be combined effect and for ease of making hole and manufacturing gear both the position of hole i.e on curve -1 and curve -6 are taken into consideration and by this way two hole of diameter 0.2mm on either side of gear tooth is introduced as shown in Figure-23. The final arrangement of the holes on gear is than analyzed by Finite Element Method in ANSYS -11 and the root fillet stressed is measured. As shown in Figure-24. Figure-23 Final Combination of holes on Curve 1 and Curve 6 88
8 Figure-24 Finite Element Analysis of Gear Tooth having Final Position of Holes Fatigue failure of gear tooth is normally due to Tensile Stress at the Root Fillet, the Root Stress on the compressive side does not take part in fatigue failure. In this case the Stress on the Tensile Side is considered. The spur gear with stress relieving feature will look as shown in Figure-24. The comparative study of both the condition i.e. root fillet stress generated without stress relieving feature and with stress relieving feature is as shown in Table-4. Spur Gear Figure-25 Spur Gear with Final Arrangement of Holes Table - 4 Comparison of Root Fillet Stress Root Fillet Stress MPa Without Stress Relieving feature With Stress Relieving feature The outcome of final study results in reduction of Root Fillet Stress from MPa to MPa. i.e up to 23% of reduction. 8 COMPARISON OF WORKING HOUR LIFE [4] 8.1 Spur Gear with-out Stress Relieving Feature The working hour life of spur gear with-out stress relieving feature is 89 Stress Reduction MPa Percentage Reduction in Stress %
9 Where, = Working Hours of Gear; = Load Cycle = 10 6 ; = No. of revolution per minute of pinion = 1800 rpm = no. of load application by one turn of gear = 1 (only single tooth contact) 8.2 Spur Gear with Circular Stress Relieving Feature By introducing circular stress relieving the root fillet stress decreases upto 23% i.e MPa. The interrelation of factor Y N with the fatigue limit stress equivalent to a certain number of load cycles, it is possible to determine the useful expected fatigue lifetime in the condition of same bending stress in the teeth with corresponding permissible stress for failure. Under these conditions, the number of load cycles fatigue fracture (N) can be evaluated with the stress cycle factor Y N determined by the formula of finding Allowable Bending Stress. Once certain that the numbers of load cycles corresponding to calculated values of Y N, the hours of expected fatigue lifetime (Hσ H ) can be known. Allowable Bending strength = Substituting the value of = MPa the value of Y N can be obtained. The value of Y N = 0.81 Substituting the value of Y N in the equation of Stress Cycle Factor for Bending Stress at 200 BHN and pinion life cycle 10 6 On calculating the value of new load cycle N = 53 x 10 6 The new reduced stress results in increase of load cycle from 10 6 to 53 x 10 6 i.e increment upto 53 times load bearing capacity of gear before fatigue failure. The working hour life of gear calculated by substituting the value of load cycle (N) in the formula The working hour life so calculated is 490 hours of gear life. The working hour life of spur gear have increased from 10 hours to 490 hours, an increment of 480 working hour life is obtained. The Table 5 shows the comparison of both the gears. Table-5 Comparison of both Gears Spur Gear Without Stress Relieving feature With Stress Relieving feature Increment LIFE ( Cycles) x times Working hours 10 hours 490 hours 480 hours 90
10 9. CONCLUSION The maximum load on the pinion is at highest point of Single Tooth Contact (HPSTC). The most critical design is for a gear ratio of 1:1. By introducing the circular stress relieving feature below dedendum the stress analysis shows the root fillet have lesser tensile stress than the trailing root fillet which have greater compressive stress. It is concluded from the stress analysis that the hole at involute profile will introduce more stress than the hole under the dedendum which leads to increase in tooth life and so the life of whole gear. The choice of the size and location of the hole is not a simple process, due to the nonlinear variations in a complex geometry, as the studies have shown. The introduction of a hole on the dedendum circle reduces the stress levels by a very high percentage with a small loss of rigidity of the tooth. This translates into an exponential increase in the life of the gear due to a better location on the S-N curve for fatigue loading. 10. SCOPE OF FUTURE WORK Other types of gears like helical, bevel, worm etc. can also be studied. Different shapes of hole can also be studied for relieving stress. Other failure criteria can be used for the study other than fatigue. The study can be done using experimental verification of stress relief by prototype / actual testing. REFERENCES 1. Fredette L. and Brown M., Gear Stress Reduction Using Internal Stress Relief Features, Journal of Mechanical Design, 1997, vol. 11, pp Andrzej Kawalec, Jerzy Wiktor and Dariusz Ceglarek, Comparative Analysis of Tooth-Root Strength Using ISO and AGMA Standards in Spur and Helical Gears With FEM-based Verification, Journal of Mechanical Design Copyright, September 2006, Vol. 128, Alireza Dastan, The Study Of The Backlash Effects On Geometry Factor of Spur Gears by the Finite Element Method by Using ANSYS, Proceedings of the International Conference on Mechanical Engineering, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 29-31, December G. Gonzalez Rey, R. J. Garcia Martin, and P. Frechilla Fernandez, Estimating Gear Fatigue Life, Gear Solutions, October Budynas Nisbett, Shigley s Mechanical Engineering Design, Eighth Edition, Tata McGraw Hill Publishing Company, Gitin M. Maitra, Handbook of Gear Design, Second Edition, Tata McGraw-Hill Publishing Company, Kohara Gear Company of Japan and Dr. George Michalec, Hand book of metric drive components, catalog Faydor L. Litvin, Development of Gear Technology and Theory of Gearing, NASA Reference Publication, Lewis Research Center Cleveland, Ohio. 10. Documentation of ANSYS Release Anand Kalani, Sandeep Soni and Rita Jani, Expert Knowledge-Base System For Computer Aided Design of Full Hydrodynamic Journal Bearing, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering & Technology (IJMET), Volume 6, Issue 8, 2015, pp , ISSN Print: , ISSN Online:
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