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Selecting the Gear Ratio of the Final Drive in Light Caterpillar Vehicles

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Analysis of kinematic systems, final-drive designs, and the characteristics of the components permits the development of a method of selecting the gear ratio of the final drive and computer calculation of the strength of its components in a light caterpillar vehicle as a function of the gear ratio of the final drive and the speed of its components. A method is developed for assessing the calculations in terms of the basic strength parameters, so as to ensure rapid calculations with changes in the components, materials, speeds, and loads.

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Correspondence to Yu. I. Krykhtin.

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Translated by Bernard Gilbert

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Krykhtin, Y.I., Karlov, V.I. Selecting the Gear Ratio of the Final Drive in Light Caterpillar Vehicles. Russ. Engin. Res. 39, 631–636 (2019). https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068798X19080100

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