Machine element or mechanism – Elements – Gear casings
Patent
1986-12-15
1989-03-28
Wright, Dirk
Machine element or mechanism
Elements
Gear casings
F16H 3706
Patent
active
048153354
ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a transmission which may advantageously utilize planetary gear assemblies. Planetary gear assemblies are characterized by no less than three independently rotatable members, each of which has associated therewith separate kinetic and kinematic properties, that is force and velocity components. These force and velocity components associated with one another create a power stream. By appropriate variation of parameters within several planetary gear assemblies comprising a transmission, including at least one parameter that is continuously and controllably variable, the kinetic, kinematic, or both, properties of the several power streams are manipulated so that all but one are eliminated thereby leaving as the sole surviving power stream one that has at least one kinetic or kinematic property which is continuously variable to form the output power stream of the transmission.
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Kurtossy George C.
Wright Dirk
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