Gear Lubrication Features

The movement of a pair of reducer gears is completed by a pair of tooth surfaces meshing motion, and the relative movement of a pair of slender tooth surfaces includes rolling and sliding. For gears that transmit power, the force and Deformation. Knowledge of applied mechanics is required, there is lubricating oil between the two tooth surfaces of the gear, and the knowledge of fluid mechanics is involved. If the surface film generated by the interaction between the lubricant and the surface of the gear is studied, the knowledge of physics and chemistry is required. Therefore, in the presence of lubricants, the existence of lubricants must be considered in order to truly and comprehensively reflect the kinematics and dynamics of gear transmission. The gear design calculated by the lubricant is a more comprehensive and perfect gear design.