Endless belt power transmission systems or components – Belt guide has surface in sliding contact with belt
Patent
1982-12-20
1985-02-12
Suchfield, George A.
Endless belt power transmission systems or components
Belt guide has surface in sliding contact with belt
74 8921, F16H 718
Patent
active
044988907
ABSTRACT:
Guide means are provided for a fixed track chain drive system to avoid velocity fluctuation caused when the chain enters and exits a drive sprocket during continued travel between straight tracks. Said guide means comprises a curved track section located between the drive sprocket and straight track having a varying curvature depending upon a mathematical computation derived between the chain lengths when traveling in the straight track and on the drive sprocket.
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Bui Thuy M.
General Electric Company
Jacob Fred
McDevitt John F.
Schlamp Philip L.
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