Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Plural power paths to and/or from gearing
Patent
1985-06-10
1987-01-13
Braun, Leslie A.
Machine element or mechanism
Gearing
Plural power paths to and/or from gearing
74711, F16H 140, F16H 144
Patent
active
046355057
ABSTRACT:
An improved non-slip differential (10) includes a case (12) with a rotatable control shaft (52) supporting a pair of offset bevel gears (50) which are coupled via U-joints (62) to output shafts (48). A pinion gear (64b) is set at an obtuse angle between the bevel gears (50) such that neither bevel gear and corresponding output shaft (48) can be driven to the exclusion of the other. Another pinion gear (64a) set at an acute angle relative to the bevel gears (50) is preferably included for additional load distribution between the bevel gears. A second embodiment (80) incorporates non-toothed bevels (82) and pinions (84a and 84b) in frictional engagement.
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Braun Leslie A.
Wright D.
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