A Fast Integration Method of Analysis and Optimization for the Contact Performance Design of a Face Gear Split-Torque Transmission

The optimization design of the face gear split-torque transmission (FGST) consumes a lot of modeling and calculation costs. Implementing closed-loop design for data generation optimization improves system design efficiency. However, there are two challenges: firstly, the lack of a mapping method for the tooth surface modification parameters to discrete mesh coordinates, which makes it difficult to generate data samples; secondly, a quantitative representation method for evaluating contact performance has not been proposed, making it difficult to achieve quantitative design. In this paper, we propose a fast integration method of analysis and optimization to the contact performance design of a face gear split-torque transmission. An efficient mapping method from FGST geometric parameters to discrete grids is established to achieve fast data generation. A quantitative evaluation method for contact performance based on image processing has been proposed to achieve rapid optimization. The time required for modeling and optimization is shortened to less than 0.5 h, significantly improving design efficiency.

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Mathematics
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2025-11-03
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https://doi.org/10.3390/math13213519
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Gear and Bearing Dynamics Analysis
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Abstract

The optimization design of the face gear split-torque transmission (FGST) consumes a lot of modeling and calculation costs. Implementing closed-loop design for data generation optimization improves system design efficiency. However, there are two challenges: firstly, the lack of a mapping method for the tooth surface modification parameters to discrete mesh coordinates, which makes it difficult to generate data samples; secondly, a quantitative representation method for evaluating contact performance has not been proposed, making it difficult to achieve quantitative design. In this paper, we propose a fast integration method of analysis and optimization to the contact performance design of a face gear split-torque transmission. An efficient mapping method from FGST geometric parameters to discrete grids is established to achieve fast data generation. A quantitative evaluation method for contact performance based on image processing has been proposed to achieve rapid optimization. The time required for modeling and optimization is shortened to less than 0.5 h, significantly improving design efficiency.

MathematicsVol. 13(21)
Central South University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Central South University, Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities
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