Lubricant foaming in gearboxes and motors can reduce lubrication efficiency, increase power losses and cause problems with the suction pump and lubricant circuit. This is an important issue above all for electric drives with high speed rotating gears.

Foaming is a complex physical phenomenon related both to the chemical properties of the fluid and to the air-liquid interaction at the free surface.

The meshless CFD Particleworks has specific models to simulate oil foaming in gearboxes and engines. The models have been developed and validated in collaboration with automotive and lubricant companies.

This webinar will introduce the basics of the oil foaming models available in Particleworks and give practical examples of how the models can help reduce lubricant foaming in gearbox and engine design process.

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Topic areas

• Phenomena producing foam in gearboxes and motors,
• meshless CFD and oil aeration modelling,
• practical examples

Registration Procedure

This event is free of charge: registration is required to attend.

It uses a web platform that does not require local software installation. You can join the session via: Mac, PC, or any mobile device.

Registered participants will receive the link and credentials to participate at the email address provided during registration.

You can ask questions and participate in the discussion via the chat function in the web platform.