Academic Staff and Fellows

TOZAKI Yasuyoshi: Professor Doctor of Engineering; Department/Mechanical Engineering　 Graduate school/Mechanical Engineering　Innovative Engineering（兼担）

We develop systems to make it possible to control motive power using new mechanisms that replace gears and to monitor operating status. We also do research aimed at their application to a wide range of machinery such as micromachines and large-scale wind power generation systems.

Hybrid Reduction Device

Research Area	Machine Elements, Tribology, Machine Dynamics
Research Interests	Hybrid Speed Reduction Device, Method of Oil Film Thickness Using Fluoredcent Agent, Dynamic Thermocouple with Dissimilar Hardened Gear, Suraface-treatde Titanium Alloy Gear under Unlubricated Condition
Selected Publications	(1)Fundamental Study on Friction Torque of Cross Roller Bearing，Journal of Japanese Society of Tribologists，Vol.63，No.3，pp.178-190（2018）. (2)Performance Evaluation of Innovative Micro-Traction-Drive-Utilized Angular-Contact Bearing，ASME J. of Tribology ，Vol.128，No.April，pp.262-266（2006）. (3)Basic study of surface temperature at high contact pressure by dynamic thermocouple with dissimilar hardened gears, Transactions of the JSME (in Japanese), Vol.83，No. 854 (2017), DOI:10.1299/transjsme.17-00272 .
Research and Achievements	06_tozaki_yasuyoshi.pdf
Education (Undergraduate Course)	BE from Kyoto Insiitute of Technology ME from Kyoto University DE from Kyusyu University

Power Transmission System Laboratory

E-mail	tozaki（at）mech.kindai.ac.jp Note that this e-mail address has replaced the "@" with "(at)" to prevent spam. When e-mailing, replace the "(at)" with "@".