Patent classifications
F16H2057/127
All-terrain vehicle and starting protector for all-terrain vehicle
A starting protector for an all-terrain vehicle is provided and includes a shaft, a driven wheel fitted over the shaft and comprising a tooth portion, a sleeving portion and a locking portion, and the tooth portion being configured to be connected with an engine; a driving wheel fitted over the sleeving portion, one side of the driving wheel being attached to the tooth portion, and the driving wheel being configured to be connected with a starting motor; a friction piece fitted over the sleeving portion and being in synchronous rotation with the sleeving portion, the friction piece being attached to the other side of the driving wheel, and when starting torque of the engine exceeds a preset value, the driving wheel and the friction piece slipping relatively; and a compressing assembly fitted over the sleeving portion and the locking portion to compress the friction piece and the driving wheel.
Gear for a gear train
A gearwheel for a gear system for a planetary gear system of a chassis assistance system. The gearwheel is divided into at least a first spur gear and a second spur gear which are spaced apart from one another along a common rotational axis. The gearwheel has, in addition, an open spring ring with a first end, which is supported in a circumferential direction against the first spur gear, and a second end, which is supported in the direction opposite to the circumferential direction against the second spur gear in such manner that by rotating the spur gears, relative to one another about the common rotational axis, the spring ring can be stressed in order to exert a restoring torque on the spur gears. A recess is formed on at least one of the spur gears for holding part of the spring ring.
Joint unit
Disclosed herein is a joint unit including two facing gears that include respective two bevel gear members that face each other, and an intermediate gear that has a bevel gear member meshing with both the two bevel gear members. One of the two facing gears and the intermediate gear includes a first member including an inner circumferential portion of the bevel gear member of the one of the two facing gears and the intermediate gear; a second member including an outer circumferential portion of the bevel gear member of the one of the two facing gears and the intermediate gear; and a resilient member attached to one of the first member and the second member for normally urging the other of the first member and the second member to move in a direction along the directions of rotation of the one of the two facing gears and the intermediate gear.
Sealing plug for a reducer casing, bearing a meshing play-compensating carriage
A plug for closing an opening of a casing, the plug including a solid hub, with central axis, as well as a retaining member which ensures the axial attachment of the plug in the opening, the plug including a play-compensating carriage, which is distinct from the hub and which is movably mounted on a guiding support borne by the hub, the guiding support being arranged in such a way as to axially retain the carriage and to guide the relative movement of the carriage with respect to the hub in a direction termed the “play-compensating direction” transverse to the central axis, a spring-type resilient member, arranged between the guiding support and the carriage, and an orientating member arranged so as to orientate the plug, and consequently the play-compensating direction defined by the guiding support, in azimuth around the central axis, according to a predetermined orientation with respect to the casing.
ROTARY DAMPER DEVICE
A rotary damper device includes a drive component and a rotary damper upstream of the drive component. The drive component has an input gear with an external toothing and axially open cut-outs. The rotary damper has an annular carrier, a spring element arranged in the annular carrier, an output gear with an internal toothing meshed with the external toothing, and a clamping ring with a plurality of axially extending fingers engaged in the axially open cut-outs to clamp the output gear against the input gear.
ELECTRIC POWER STEERING SYSTEM REDUCER AND ELECTRIC POWER STEERING SYSTEM
Reducer device having electric power steering, including a support member, an endless screw, a toothed wheel that meshes with a helical spline arranged on the endless screw, the endless screw including a first end capable of being rotated, and a second end receiving a first rotation-guiding means and a second rotation-guiding means, respectively, causing the endless screw to pivot relative to the support member, the second rotation-guiding means including a damping sleeve and a rotation-guiding device, the sleeve surrounding the rotation-guiding device, the second rotation-guiding means including a centering means including a press-fitting part inserted into the rotation-guiding device, and an attachment part rigidly connected to the support member.
Gear reducer having a sealing plug providing axial support to a spring for gear slack compensation
The invention relates to a gear reducer (1) for an assisted-steering module, including a casing (3), a worm (4) which meshes with a worm wheel (6), and a spring (10) for taking up gear play, which presses said worm (4) radially against the worm wheel (6), the wall of the casing (3) being bored, away from of the axis (XX′) of the worm, with an opening (14) sealed by a plug (15), the spring (10) for taking up gear play including at least one retaining lug (17, 18) which projects radially to the axis (XX′) of the worm (4), and the hub (20) of the plug (15) having a guiding wall (21) that is substantially transverse to the axis (XX′) of the worm (4), which is designed to be placed axially opposite said at least one retaining lug (17, 18), in order to prevent the axial movement of the spring (10) beyond a predetermined functional travel.
Worm biasing structure
A worm biasing structure that biases a worm toward a worm wheel in a biasing direction, includes: a radial bearing that supports the worm in a radial direction; a bearing holder that has a holder hole for accommodating the radial bearing; a biasing member for biasing the radial bearing toward the worm wheel; and a housing that has a housing hole for accommodating the bearing holder, a pair of guide surfaces is formed as defined herein, when the bearing holder is accommodated in the housing hole and the radial bearing is not accommodated in the bearing holder, a distance between the pair of guide surfaces is smaller than or equal to an outer diameter of the radial bearing, and a gap is formed between an outer surface on the outer side of the guide surface and the housing hole.
POWER TAKE OFF INCLUDING A TORSIONAL VIBRATION DAMPING ASSEMBLY
A power take off includes a housing, an input mechanism that is supported in the housing and is adapted to be rotatably driven by a source of rotational energy, and an output mechanism that is supported in the housing and is rotatably driven by the input mechanism, the output mechanism being adapted to rotatably drive a rotatably driven accessory. The power take off further includes a two piece damping assembly that minimizes the transmission of torque transients from the input mechanism to the output mechanism. The two piece damping assembly may be an input cluster gear assembly that includes a first gear portion and a second gear portion that are supported for rotational movement relative to one another. The two piece damping assembly may also be part of a clutch assembly for selectively the output mechanism to be rotatably driven by the input mechanism.
PLANETARY GEAR UNIT
The planetary gear unit in which sliding resistance between a double helical gear and a peripheral member is reduced is provided. The planetary gear unit comprises: pinion gears individually having two rows of oppositely-oriented helical gears in an axial direction; a first pushing member that elastically pushes at least one of the pinion gears toward in a predetermined axial direction; and a second pushing member that elastically pushes at least one of the remaining pinion gears in the opposite axial direction.