Patent classifications
F16D3/06
Procedure and System for Profile Generation
The present invention relates to a method for the profile generation of involute-based toothed shaft connections, comprising: determination of a circle described by the reference diameter d.sub.B′, distance-based generation of the shaft top circle using the reference diameter distance A.sub.dB, the shaft top circle being the quasi first element of the shaft profile; distance-based generation the hub top circle using the effective touching height h.sub.w, distance-based determination of the touching point between the shaft tooth flank and the shaft root fillet using the shaft form oversize of the reference profile C.sub.FP1 or the shaft form oversize C.sub.FP1 generation of the shaft root fillet, the shaft reference profile being already completely generated by means of this step in the case of full filleting of the shaft; constant-tangent generation of the shaft root circle for shaft root filleting, this step being required only in the case of partial filleting; and obtainment of the shaft profile.
A NOVEL POWER TRANSMISSION STRUCTURE SUITABLE FOR ALL-TERRAIN KARTS
The invention discloses a novel power transmission structure suitable for all-terrain karts, comprising a first sprocket support frame, the upper part of the first sprocket support frame is provided with an upper bearing chock of the support frame, and the lower part is provided with a lower bearing chock of the support frame, the engine end output shaft of the engine is connected to the upper bearing chock of the support frame through a suitable coupling and bearing, the engine end output shaft is equipped with a first sprocket and chain mechanism, and the sprocket of the first sprocket and chain mechanism is installed on the sprocket bearing chock. Compared with the prior art, the invention has the advantages that the overall structure is simple and practical, and the power output from the engine is efficiently transmitted to the rear drive axle, so that the vehicle can better adapt to off-road driving, the engine can also be installed on the frame and separated from the drive axle, which reduces the unsprung mass and improves the comfort of the driver and passengers, greatly improves the power transmission efficiency of the kart, and reduces a large amount of costs invested in the early stage and maintenance cost in the later stage, it has good applicability and is easy to promote.
Coupling arrangement
A coupling arrangement is disclosed for the rotational coupling of a drive element of a pivoting drive of an exhaust-gas flap for the exhaust-gas flow of a combustion engine to a pivot shaft rotatable about a pivot axis. A first coupling element has a coupling region coupled to a pivot shaft for rotation about the pivot axis. A preload element generates a force acting on the first coupling element and the second coupling element in a peripheral direction with respect to one another and generates a force acting in an axial direction between the coupling elements. One of the coupling elements includes two radially outwardly extending rotational coupling projections and the other coupling element includes a rotational coupling cutout receiving the projection. The one coupling element is held axially on the other coupling element by the preload element to prevent the projections from moving out of the cutouts.
Coupling arrangement
A coupling arrangement is disclosed for the rotational coupling of a drive element of a pivoting drive of an exhaust-gas flap for the exhaust-gas flow of a combustion engine to a pivot shaft rotatable about a pivot axis. A first coupling element has a coupling region coupled to a pivot shaft for rotation about the pivot axis. A preload element generates a force acting on the first coupling element and the second coupling element in a peripheral direction with respect to one another and generates a force acting in an axial direction between the coupling elements. One of the coupling elements includes two radially outwardly extending rotational coupling projections and the other coupling element includes a rotational coupling cutout receiving the projection. The one coupling element is held axially on the other coupling element by the preload element to prevent the projections from moving out of the cutouts.
POWER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM AND METHOD OF ASSEMBLING THE SAME
A power transmission system is provided, which includes a biasing member configured to bias a second power-transmission member in a rotational direction with respect to a first power-transmission member by a spline part of the biasing member being engaged with a spline part of the second power-transmission member while the biasing member is locked by the first power-transmission member and a spring part thereof is in a first elastically displaced state, and a temporarily fixing member having a temporarily fixing part which temporarily fixes the biasing member to the first power-transmission member in a second elastically displaced state with greater elastic displacement than in the first state. The second power-transmission member is provided, on a first axial side of the spline part, with a canceling part configured to cancel the temporary fixing of the biasing member to the first power-transmission member by the temporarily fixing part.
POWER TRANSMISSION SYSTEM AND METHOD OF ASSEMBLING THE SAME
A power transmission system is provided, which includes a biasing member configured to bias a second power-transmission member in a rotational direction with respect to a first power-transmission member by a spline part of the biasing member being engaged with a spline part of the second power-transmission member while the biasing member is locked by the first power-transmission member and a spring part thereof is in a first elastically displaced state, and a temporarily fixing member having a temporarily fixing part which temporarily fixes the biasing member to the first power-transmission member in a second elastically displaced state with greater elastic displacement than in the first state. The second power-transmission member is provided, on a first axial side of the spline part, with a canceling part configured to cancel the temporary fixing of the biasing member to the first power-transmission member by the temporarily fixing part.
Steering shaft for a steering system of a motor vehicle, in particular a passenger car, and motor vehicle
A steering shaft for a steering system of a motor vehicle, having at least two steering shaft elements, which can be rotated about an axis of rotation, are coupled to one another in a torque-transmitting manner, and are telescopically slidable one inside the other, via which a steering wheel is mechanically connectable to a steering gear of the steering system, wherein at least one of the steering shaft elements has at least two shaft parts, which are formed separately from one another and are connected to one another in a rotationally-fixed manner and which are assembled and connected to one another with at least one separation point, wherein the steering shaft elements are slidable one inside the other beyond the separation point.
BALLSPLINE SHAFT WITH NO BALL RETAINER
A shaft assembly for transmitting a torque in a driveline system. The shaft assembly comprises an outer shaft member that extends along an axis and includes an interior surface defining a bore and a plurality of outer grooves at least partially delimiting the bore. An inner shaft member extends along the axis and includes an outer surface defining at least one of a plurality of inner pockets or a plurality of inner grooves aligned with the outer grooves. At least one rolling element is located between the outer grooves and the inner pockets or the outer grooves and the inner grooves. At least one of the outer surface of the inner shaft or the inner surface of the outer shaft is configured to axially retain the at least one rolling element and the shaft assembly does not include a ball retaining cage.
GENERATOR COUPLING SYSTEM
The present invention relates to a generator input shaft assembly comprising a generator input shaft (160) arranged to receive a drive input to the generator, and a disconnect input shaft (120) arranged to deliver a drive input from the generator input shaft to a disconnectable drive transfer means (116). The disconnectable drive transfer means is configured to transfer rotational drive from the generator input shaft assembly to a rotor (110) of the generator. The generator input shaft assembly is configured such that the generator input shaft can: float axially relative to the disconnect input shaft and/or drive the disconnect input shaft with an axis of rotation of the generator input shaft non-parallel to an axis of rotation of the disconnect input shaft, so as to compensate for a misaligned input to the generator input shaft. Other aspects of the invention relate to a generator and a system comprising the generator input shaft assembly.
Helical Drive Coupling
A drive coupling has first and second coaxial end adapters. A first set of at least two coaxial helical elements has a first end of each element attached to the first end adapter, and a second end of each element is coupled to the second end adapter. At least one biasing device biases the end adapters relative to each other. Torque applied to one of the end adapters is transferred through the first set of helical elements to the other end adapter, the helical elements allowing for misalignment of the end adapters during operation.