Abstract:
The invention relates to a toothed wheel (4) for mounting in a toothed gearing (1), wherein the toothed wheel (4) and a cylindrical gear (8) form a gear pair. The toothed wheel (4) has a curved pitch surface (5) with teeth, which comprises at least one tooth (7) extending spirally. The toothed wheel (4) is configured for mounting in the gear pair in such a way that the axis (2) of the toothed wheel (4) extends substantially perpendicular relative to the axis of the cylindrical gear (8).
Abstract:
A gear structure of the present invention comprises a first gear and a second gear. A teeth portion constituting a gear portion of the second gear are provided, in a partial area in its tooth width direction, with regulating portions formed into a shape which is cut so as to have a diameter smaller than an external diameter of a tooth top. Furthermore, the first gear is provided with fitting portions into which the regulating portions of the second gear are fitted. The regulating portions of the second gear are fitted into the fitting portions of the first gear so that they may be integrally stacked and arranged.
Abstract:
In an involute tooth profile pair structure, a pinion has a smaller pressure angle at its addendum than at its dedendum, and the pressure angle at the addendum of a gear wheel is equal to the pressure angle at the dedendum of the pinion, with the pressure angle at the dedendum of the gear wheel being equal to the pressure angle at the addendum of the pinion.
Abstract:
A sheet metal outsert-molded gear, in which a molded resin gear is formed by outsert-molding along the outer perimeter of a disk-shaped sheet metal, characterized in that one or more notches, holes, or protrusions are provided in the outer perimeter of the disk-shaped sheet metal.
Abstract:
Several embodiments of various non-involute gear tooth profiles incorporate relief areas formed across the area of the tooth face generally symmetrically to each side of the pitch circle of the gear. The relief area serves to preclude contact across the areas of meshing or mating gear teeth where convex-to-convex contact would otherwise occur, thus precluding high pressure contact between the two gear teeth at the area of the relief. The remainder of the contact of such non-involute gear tooth profiles provides conformal contact, i. e., convex-to-concave mating faces with correspondingly low pressures developed between the tooth portions. The present invention enables a given gear set to absorb considerably greater torque and force than would otherwise be they case, or alternatively allows gear sets to be made considerably smaller and lighter for a given torque transmission, than would otherwise be the case.
Abstract:
A form of gearing having teeth with different face widths along the tooth height and a method thereof of designing and manufacturing. Different gear tooth face widths are introduced along the tooth height to alter the tooth stiffness characteristic to provide a pair of gears with reduced mesh stiffness variation. The use of variable face widths along the tooth height changes both the geometric properties of the tooth and the load distribution/concentration to reduce the self-excited component of dynamic load, in effect reducing gear noise and increasing power density.
Abstract:
A hypoid gear set including a ring-shaped gear positioned about an axis and having a plurality of curved gear teeth arranged about the axis. Each tooth has a second side having a forward face with a shallow pressure angle relative to an axially extending line and defining the drive side of the gear. Each tooth has a first side having a rear face with a steep pressure angle relative to an axially extending line and defining the coast side. A pinion gear drives the rear faces of the ring-shaped gear such that the ring-shaped gear rotates in the direction of the forward faces of the teeth of the ring-shaped gear.
Abstract:
A toothed gear includes an outer toothed rim 1, a hub 3 and a profiled bridge area 2 connecting the toothed rim 1 and the hub 3 as one piece. The bridge area 2 is connected to the toothed rim and the hub in different planes. The bridge area consists of uniformly spaced, spoke-like bridges 2, which are uniformly distributed over the circumference. The bridges are arranged in an alternating manner on both sides of a center plane extending through the toothed gear.
Abstract:
A hollow rack shaft is produced by forming a plate work piece and has continuous metal flow along the contour of rack teeth surface without being cut. A series of wave-like concave-convex sections is formed on the inner surface of the shaft. Thickness of tooth body and tooth bottom of the rack teeth is adjusted by dimensions of the unevenness. Thereby, stress concentration at each point of the rack shaft is prevented and the shaft is strengthend and lightweightized.
Abstract:
The present invention provides an advanced geometry for skew and straight bevel gears having a localized and more stable bearing contact produced by forging. The localization of bearing contact is achieved by substitution of flat tooth surfaces with parabolic tooth surfaces. This is accomplished by either modifying line-contact directly or by using a generating parabolic cylinder during generation of the tooth surfaces. The actual contact area is spread over an ellipse centered around an instantaneous theoretical point of contact at the apex of the parabolic tooth surface. This localized bearing contact reduces the shift of the bearing due to assembly and manufacturing errors, thereby providing a more durable and quieter gear. Furthermore, the geometry of the gear enables creation of dies from which the gear may be forged. Transmission errors are modeled using a pre-designed parabolic function that coincides with the parabolic tooth surface design of the present invention.