Planetary gear transmission systems or components – Differential planetary gearing – Planet pinion is worm gear
Patent
1990-10-24
1993-08-03
Braun, Leslie A.
Planetary gear transmission systems or components
Differential planetary gearing
Planet pinion is worm gear
475226, 475333, F16H 138
Patent
active
052324150
ABSTRACT:
Frictional effects at different gear mounting surfaces within a differential are varied to control bias ratio. The gearing arrangement includes side gears respectively coupled to axle ends and element gears which transfer and divide torque between the side gears. Coefficients of friction at end faces of the element gears are varied between different element gears to control overall bias ratio while minimizing the effect of changes in overall bias ratio on an inherent bias ratio imbalance between opposite directions of differentiation. Helical gear portions are formed at the ends of the element gears to better balance thrust forces acting on different element gears.
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Brewer Mark S.
Ryan Thomas B.
Stritzel Gene A.
Braun Leslie A.
Wittels Daniel
Zexel-Gleason USA, Inc.
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