Friction transmission

Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Toothed gear and recirculated unconnected elements

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F16H 1510, F16H 1512

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041260520

ABSTRACT:
A friction transmission comprising a driving member and a driven member mounted for rotation about a common axis. The members having oppositely facing annular arcuate surfaces and at least one roller contacts said surfaces. The roller is supported in the roller carrier by resilient means with the axis thereof intersecting the common axis of said members. The periphery of the roller has a generally conical configuration. The annular surfaces of the driving and driven members have a configuration such that lines tangent to the periphery of the roller and the races converge at the intersection of the axes of rotation of the roller and the common axis of the members at all positions of the roller giving a true rolling action in the manner of cones with a common apex. Hydraulic means apply a force to the roller in the direction of the roller axis proportional to the driving load. The roller and roller carrier are supported by a trunnion which is in turn supported by opposed resilient means. The true rolling action without lubrication of the traction surfaces reduces the required contact pressure and permits the use of conventional thrust bearings of reasonable size.

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