This book provides comprehensive information for various planetary gear trains, with practical applications and comprehensive references to technical articles. In the text's chapters, readers can find all the information needed for various types of gear trains, with illustrations and examples. The authors help gear designers to creatively understand the design of gears, as well as master the mechanical calculations needed. Planetary Gear Trains is the most comprehensive and up-to-date work available in this key technical area.
The book reflects not only teaching, but also the practical experience of the authors. It was developed under the motto "From practice to practice".
Part I: General
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Nature, Purpose and Types of Planetary Gear Trains
Part II: AI Planetary Gear Train (2K-H gear train)
Chapter 3: Arrangement and Possible Ways of Work of AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 4: Specific Conditions of AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 5: Meshing Geometry of AI Planetary Gear Train and its Peculiarities
Chapter 6: Forces and Torques in AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 7: Kinematics of AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 8: Load Distribution between the Planets in AI Planetary Gear Train, its Unevenness and Equalization
Chapter 9: Loading on the Elements of AI Planetary Gear Train and its Peculiarities
Chapter 10: Types of Power in AI Planetary Gear train
Chapter 11: Types of Losses and Basic Efficiency of AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 12: Efficiency of AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 13: Lubrication of AI Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 14: Heating and Cooling of AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 15: Design, Manufacturing and Measurement of the Elements of AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 16: Approaches for Design (Project) Calculations of AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 17: Simplified Verifiable Calculation of AI Planetary Gear Train Gears (according to ISO 6336)
Chapter 18: Optimization of AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 19: Advantages, Disadvantages and Application of AI Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 20: Examples for Application of AI Planetary Gear Train
Part III: Other Types of Simple Cylindrical Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 21: AI-Planetary Gear Train
Chapter 22: AA- and AA-Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 23: II- and II-Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 24: AAI- and AAI-Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 25: AAA-, AAA-, IAI- and IAI-Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 26: I-Planetary Gear Train (К-Н-V Gear Train)
Chapter 27: Uncoaxial (Open) A- and I-Planetary Gear Trains
Part ІV: Compound Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 28: Types of Compound Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 29: Two-Carrier Compound Planetary Gear Trains with Two Compound and Three External Shafts
Chapter 30: Two-Carrier Compound Planetary Gear Trains with Two Compound and Four External Shafts
Chapter 31: Two-Carrier Compound Planetary Gear Trains with One Compound and Four External Shafts
Chapter 32: Load Distribution between the Planets in Two-Carrier Compound Planetary Gear Trains, its Unevenness and Equalization
Chapter 33: Reduced Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 34: Multi-Carrier Compound Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 35: Examples for Application of Compound Planetary Gear Trains
Supplements
Chapter 36: Bevel, Worm and Crossed-Helical Simple (Single-Carrier) Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 37: Special Planetary Gear Trains
Chapter 38: Involute Gears with Asymmetric Teeth
References
Biography
Kiril Borisov Arnaudov is a leading expert in the area of gear design. A native of Bulgaria, Dr. Araudov received his M Sc degree from the Technical University - Sofia, and PhD from the Technical University of Dresden. He has worked in mechanical design, and has served as a Professor and Researcher at the Technical University - Sofia, and the Institute of Mechanics of the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. He is the author of numerous monographs and technical publications in the area of planetary gear trains, as well as papers for conference proceedings in the field. Dr. Arnaudov is a member of the International Scientific Committee of the "Balkan Journal of Mechanical Transmissions", and a member of the Editorial Board for the journal "Gearing and Transmissions."
Dimitar Petkov Karaivanov received his M Sc degree from the Technical University - Sofia, and his PhD from the University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy - Sofia. Dr. Karaivanov is the author of two monographs, more than 80 scientific publications, and a textbook. He also holds two patents, regitered in Bulgaria. He is a member of the International Scientific Committee of the "Balkan Journal of Mechanical Transmissions," and a member of the editorial board for the journal "Machines, Technologies and Materials." Currently Dr. Karaivanov serves as a Professor (Docent) in Machinery and Machine Elements at the University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy, Sofia.
