Minimize the power loss in worm gear drive system

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Start date Nov 26, 2009
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To minimize power loss in a worm gear drive system, it's essential to formulate a clear minimization function and establish constraints. The discussion highlights the need for effective methods to solve the optimization problem and identify design vectors. Participants are encouraged to share suggestions, resources, and references that could assist in this optimization process. Specific challenges faced in the formulation or solving of the function may require targeted advice. Engaging with experts or utilizing specialized software tools could enhance the optimization efforts.

Nov 26, 2009

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Dear guys

I need assistance regarding optimization problem.
I have to minimize the power loss in worm gear drive system.
I have formulated minimization function,and constraints,how to solve the function and find design vectors.
ANy suggestions,sites,ref.welcome

Thank u
Prakash

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Nov 26, 2009

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