Friction gear transmission systems or components – Friction gear includes idler engaging facing concave surfaces – Toroidal
Patent
1998-12-02
2000-09-12
Bucci, David A.
Friction gear transmission systems or components
Friction gear includes idler engaging facing concave surfaces
Toroidal
476 42, F16H 1538
Patent
active
061170429
ABSTRACT:
The continuously variable toroidal drive has one input shaft and two input disks situated co-axially thereto with toroidal inner surfaces wherein the input disks and the output disks form pairs of disks disposed with mirror symmetry relative to each other and side by side. The input shaft is surrounded by a coaxial hollow shaft upon which are rotatably supported the two output disks and a first input disk; the second input disk being non-rotatably connected with the hollow shaft. The hollow shaft has a cam flange which together with the first disk is pressed apart by a roller-shaped pressure device, the pressure device being held by a substantially U-shaped supporting structure which is connected with the input shaft, wherein drive pressure is applied without relative rotation between the input disks.
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Bucci David A.
Joyce William C
ZF Friedrichshafen AG
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