Enhancement of Frequencies of Spur Gear by Mass Reduction

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 Present paper covers modal analysis of gears by reduction of mass. Effort is to increase the fundamental frequencies of existing gear and pinion at optimum weight and to improve performance of existing gear without compromising on the performance.Result of FEM analysis is compared with the experimental and analytical results.

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  • EP ID EP89169
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(2014).  Enhancement of Frequencies of Spur Gear by Mass Reduction. International Journal of Engineering Sciences & Research Technology, 3(12), 358-361. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-89169