Planetary gear transmission systems or components – Nonplanetary variable speed or direction transmission... – Nonplanetary transmission is belt or chain gearing
Patent
1995-08-04
1997-05-27
Marmor, Charles A.
Planetary gear transmission systems or components
Nonplanetary variable speed or direction transmission...
Nonplanetary transmission is belt or chain gearing
474 72, 475302, 475339, F16H 926, F16H 3702
Patent
active
056327030
ABSTRACT:
An infinitely variable transmission is capable of operating between a maximum speed in one direction and a minimum speed in an opposite direction, including a zero output angular velocity, while being supplied with energy at a constant angular velocity. Input energy is divided between a first power path carrying an orbital set of elements and a second path that includes a variable speed adjustment mechanism. The second power path also connects with the orbital set of elements in such a way as to vary the rate of angular rotation thereof. The combined effects of power from the first and second power paths are combined and delivered to an output element by the orbital element set. The transmission can be designed to operate over a preselected ratio of forward to reverse output speeds.
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"Mechanisms and Mechanical Devices Sourcebook", Nicholas P. Chironis, McGraw-Hill, Inc.
Miller A. Keith
Purvis James W.
Wilkes Donald F.
Estremsky Sherry Lynn
Marmor Charles A.
Sandia Corporation
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