Cone ring transmission

Planetary gear transmission systems or components – Nonplanetary variable speed or direction transmission... – Nonplanetary transmission is friction gearing

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C476S053000

Reexamination Certificate

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11039055

ABSTRACT:
A cone ring transmission, especially for motor vehicles with a front, transverse drive is proposed, having two cones in opposed alignment to one another, rotating on two shafts, the cones being, namely a primary cone and a secondary cone, with an adjustment ring engaging both cones therebetween, the ring contacting one cone and circumferentially encompassing the other cone, with a mechanism to provide ratio adjustment for the adjustment ring, having an arrangement which binds the output drive shaft, i.e. the shaft of the secondary cone with a differential of the motor vehicle and with a start-up element, which binds one of the cones with the motor of the motor vehicle, whereby the torque from the output drive shaft is transmitted to a differential by way of a gear train.

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patent: 6093131 (2000-07-01), Rohs
patent: 7048667 (2006-05-01), DeVincent et al.
patent: 2003/0069106 (2003-04-01), Miyata et al.
patent: 0 878 641 (1998-11-01), None

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