What are the characteristics of a dual industrial gearbox

What are the characteristics of a dual industrial gearbox? Industrial gearboxes are widely used and have many advantages. For example, adopting modular design is more aesthetically pleasing, with a wide range of transmission ratios, precise and reasonable distribution, and a transmission power range of 0.12KW-200KW. Industrial gearboxes are commonly used in wind turbines and are an important mechanical component. The main function of industrial gearbox is to transmit the power generated by the wind turbine under the action of wind force to the generator and obtain the corresponding speed.

1. Lubrication method for dual industrial gearbox characteristics

The commonly used lubrication methods for gearboxes include gear oil lubrication, semi fluid grease lubrication, and solid lubricant lubrication. For those with good sealing, high rotational speed, high load, and good sealing performance, gear oil lubrication can be used; For those with poor sealing performance and low rotational speed, semi fluid lubricating grease can be used for lubrication; Molybdenum disulfide ultrafine powder can be used for lubrication in oil prohibited or high-temperature situations.

2. Changes in rotational torque of dual industrial gearbox characteristics

Under the same power conditions, the faster the gear rotates, the smaller the torque on the shaft, and vice versa, the greater the torque

3. The clutch function of the dual industrial gearbox features

We can achieve the goal of separating the engine from the load by separating the two originally meshing gears, such as the brake clutch, etc

4. Distribution power of dual industrial gearbox characteristics

For example, we can use an engine to drive multiple slave shafts through the gearbox spindle, thereby achieving the function of one engine driving multiple loads.

5. Acceleration and deceleration characteristics of dual industrial gearbox

Acceleration and deceleration, commonly known as variable speed gearbox

6. Changing the Transmission Direction of Dual Industrial Gearboxes

For example, we can use two sector gears to transmit force vertically to the other axis of rotation