Vibration and Noise Behavior of Gears
Noise Generation - Designing Low-Noise Gears - Measurement Technology
Introduction
This seminar will take place on two days: 12.10.2023 and 17.10.2023. When you click on "Register Now," you will be registered for both days.
Increasing demands for comfort in automotive applications as well as legal requirements for stationary systems are the drivers for constant reduction of noise in gearbox development. The pursuit of the greatest possible power density leads to electromechanical drive systems with increasingly high transmission input speeds. Current gearbox design strategies are not always effective for these new conditions.
Target Audience
Designers, calculation and test engineers who must deal with the above-listed issues.
Main Topics
Day 1:
- Foundations of acoustics and vibration theory
- Excitation behavior of cylindrical gears
- Design strategies for low-excitation cylindrical gears in the areas of load carrying capacity, efficiency, and noise
- The influence of production and gear modifications on the excitation behavior
Day 2:
- Understanding and appropriate application of dynamic vibration models
- Calculation and psychoacoustic evaluation of noise radiation
- Metrological investigation of vibration and noise behavior
- Special characteristics of bevel and planetary gears
Objectives
This seminar will fundamentally address the complete noise generation chain, from gear mesh excitation, through speed-dependent noise transmission through the shaft-bearing system, to noise radiation at the casing. Participants will learn criteria for evaluating excitation behavior as well as strategies for designing low-excitation gears. Building on this, it will be shown how vibration of the shaft-bearing system can already be considered in the design phase. Finally, participants will be able to evaluate the noise radiation of the casing and implement constructive optimizations. The seminar will be rounded off with an introduction to experimental investigation of the vibration and noise behavior of gears.
Instructors
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jens Bihr
Ulm University of Applied Sciences
studium.hs-ulm.de