CALCULATION AND EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH OF TANK HYDRAULIC TRANSMISSION LAYOUT

In order to substantiate the advanced technical solutions of radial hydrovolume transmissions, it is necessary to study the stress-strain state of their most responsible and loaded elements. In particular, it is of interest to determine the rational parameters of cylinder block, which is subject to significant pressure of working fluid. This leads to the formation of a stress-strain state with a high level of stresses and elastic displacements. They can be dangerous in terms of strength, rigidity and performance of the hydraulic transmission in general. To carry out numerical studies of the stress-strain state of cylinder block of hydrovolume transmission at the design stage, finite element models with varied parameters are developed. However, at this stage of research, it is desirable to have a verified numerical model. For this purpose, the paper describes the computational and experimental studies of the layout of the cyclic part of the hydrovolume transmission cylinder block. On the one hand, these studies were performed using the experimental method of holographic interferometry. On the other hand, calculations were performed using the finite element method. In the course of comparison of the received results, the finite element model parameters are determined which provide high accuracy of the stress-strain state calculation of hydrovolume transmissions cylinder block.
Keywords: stress-strain state; hydrovolume transmission; finite element method; cylinder block