摘要
为适应三螺杆泵高速、高压、大流量的发展趋势,严格控制螺杆变形及其相关间隙以减少泵内泄漏是关键。以三螺杆泵为研究对象,将泵内温度场作为载荷施加在主、从动螺杆表面,并进行温度-结构耦合的数值模拟分析。研究不同工况下三螺杆泵内温度和工作扭矩使主、从动螺杆产生的变形规律,并对比与主、从动螺杆在各单独物理场作用下和耦合作用下的变形和应力变化。结果表明:主、从动螺杆的热变形比力矩变形更明显。随着工作温度升高,主、从动螺杆的热变形量增大,主、从动螺杆产生的热应力与工作温度呈正比关系;在同一工作温度下,主、从动螺杆在X、Y、Z 3个方向的变形量均增加,而Z方向的变形量远大于X和Y方向的变形量。
In order to adapt to the development trend of high speed, high pressure and large flow of three screw pump, it is the key to strictly control the screw deformation and its related clearance to reduce the leakage in the pump. The temperature field in a three screw pump was applied as a load on the surface of the driving and driven screws, and the temperature structure coupling numerical simulation analysis was carried out. The deformation law of the driving and driven screws caused by the temperature and working torque in the three screw pump under different working conditions was studied, and the deformation and stress changes of the driving and driven screws under the action of each individual physical field and coupling were compared. The results show that the thermal deformation of the driving and driven screws is more obvious than that of the torque. With the increase of the working temperature, the thermal deformation of the driving and driven screws increases, and the thermal stress produced by the driving and driven screws is proportional to the working temperature. Under the same working temperature, the deformation of the driving and driven screws increases in the X, Y, Z directions, while the deformation in the Z direction is far greater than that in the X direction and Y direction.
作者
赵永强
朱博文
刘智
王智博
ZHAO Yongqiang;ZHU Bowen;LIU Zhi;WANG Zhibo(School of Mechanical Engineering,Shaanxi University of Technology,Hanzhong Shaanxi 723001,China;Shaanxi Key Laboratory of Industrial Automation,Hanzhong Shaanxi 723001,China)
出处
《机床与液压》
北大核心
2021年第3期133-139,共7页
Machine Tool & Hydraulics
基金
陕西省科技厅自然科学基础研究计划项目(2019JM-466)
陕西省工业自动化重点实验室开放课题(SLGPT2019KF01-19)
陕西理工大学人才启动项目(SLGQD1811)。
关键词
三螺杆泵
螺杆变形
热力耦合
温度场
Three screw pump
Screw deformation
Thermal coupling
Temperature field