Advanced seminar
Day 1 | 10:30-18:00 CET
Day 2 | 09:00 -16:30 CET
Language: German
Image: ©FZG/fzg.mw.tum.de Influencing factors - test procedures - calculation methods - prevention - damage patterns
Gearboxes are used to adjust the speed and torque of drive and output devices, with gears as the central machine elements. They should perform their duties in a low-noise, low-maintenance, and most of all damage-free manner over the lifetime of the machine. Breakdowns due to damage often lead to high costs.
Target audience
Employees of gearbox companies and technical departments: designers, production engineers, maintenance and repair specialists, and experts.
Main topics
Gear damage
Influencing factors
Testing procedures
Calculation methods
Avoidance
Examples
Seminar contents
Fundamentals of stresses on gears and the procedure for damage analysis (modified root cause analysis):
Seizure, wear, micropitting, fissures, tooth root and flank fracture of cylindrical gears
Appearance and causes of damage, primary influencing factors, testing methods, calculation principles, and practical examples
Basics of materials and lubricants
Objectives
Reliable detection and classification of gear damage
Understanding of the underlying damage influencing factors
Calculation approaches for quantitative assessment of damage risks
Systematic approach to damage analysis
Quantitative and qualitative assessment of ways to prevent damage
Speakers
Dr. Thomas Tobie
TU Munich, Gear Research Center (FZG)
www.fzg.mw.tum.de
Michael Geitner
TU Munich, Gear Research Center (FZG)
www.fzg.mw.tum.de
Fees (net)
Standard: €1625.00
FVA members: €1300.00
VDMA members: €1300.00
Students: €812.50 (valid certificate of enrollment required)
Please note that there is a cancellation fee for non-participation.
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