Wheel substitutes for land vehicles – With interposed friction drive belt
Patent
1974-03-29
1976-01-27
Goodman, Philip
Wheel substitutes for land vehicles
With interposed friction drive belt
180 944, B62D 5524
Patent
active
039349438
ABSTRACT:
An endless track belt adapted for use on all types of track laying vehicles. The track is constructed to have the capability of utilizing ground material coherence as a primary means of flotation. In the exemplary form, the track is in the form of a grid having longitudinal tension elements, transverse elements preferably fabricated from elastomeric materials, but not limited thereto. It has the characteristic of inherent low mass-to-floatation surface area ratio and to be operable at a high velocity. The grid is an open network, minimizing total quantitative belt section relative to ground area encompassed. The grid has lateral flexiblity allowing for lateral displacement or deviation into a curved configuration for steering.
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Carroll John A.
Goodman Philip
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