Article focuses on brief literature review of composite gears, in which the attention is focused on the behavior of laminated composite gear with various fiber reinforcement arrangements. Because of their favorable conditions and better exhibits, functional composites are the most commonly used and important materials in a number of fields, paving the way for the world to become less dependent on the use of traditional materials. The broad field of nano composites and gear are very briefly discussed. Transient analysis of composite spur gear literatures available has been reviewed. The need for the composite fiber reinforced plastic gear is presented. Using the FE technique, the current study investigates the transient behavior of traditional material apparatus, fiber fortified rigging, and carbon nanotube reinforced composite apparatus (CNTRCA) with different carbon nanotube fiber fortification directions. The latest outcomes of fiber reinforced composites and nanofiber reinforced apparatuses are exciting rigging drives for potential force and movement transmission applications. The FE technique is based on the theory of first shear twisting theory (FSDT). The current description is written in open writing and coded in MATLAB. Optimization of reinforcement of fiber in critical section of gear is studied and in turn weight to stiffness ratio can be improved.
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Shravankumar Kerur, Nagaraj Kantli. (2021). Transient Study of Functional Graded Composite Spur Gear (FGCSG) with FEA. Science Development, 2(3), 42-48. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.scidev.20210203.13
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Shravankumar Kerur; Nagaraj Kantli. Transient Study of Functional Graded Composite Spur Gear (FGCSG) with FEA. Sci. Dev. 2021, 2(3), 42-48. doi: 10.11648/j.scidev.20210203.13
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