AGMA 2000FTM6-2000
Did the Natural Convection Exist in Mechanical Power Transmissions? Theoretical and Experimental Results

Standard No.
AGMA 2000FTM6-2000
Release Date
2000
Published By
American Gear Manufacturers Association
Scope
The thermal rating of enclosed gear drives is based on the balance between the power lost in the gear unit and the power exchanged by the surfaces of the housing for a given service temperature inside the unit. The exchange of power is performed by the following ways: The conduction, the radiation and the convection. Obviously, the radiation is a function of the material of the housing, the coating and the dust which may cover it. Concerning the convection, it must be @ distinguished between the natural and the forced convection. The value of the coefficient of exchange by way of convection strongly influence the value of the total heat exchange coefficient. In the technical reports IS0 14179 parts 1 and 2, it is provided values for the coefficient of exchange in the case of natural convection and in those of forced convection. On the basis of the equations of dynamic of fluids and the equation of heat, our task is to compare the values of the total heat exchange coefficient obtained with respect to these given in the technical reports.



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