Infinitely variable traction roller transmission

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

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F16H 1510, F16H 1512, F16H 1538

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040868206

ABSTRACT:
A rotary motion transmitting device having oppositely disposed toric discs mounted on its input and output shafts. Motion transmitting rollers are frictionally engaged between the toric discs for transmitting motion from one toric element to the other and tension sheets extend between opposite rollers to balance forces exerted on the rollers. Pivotal roller supports are interconnected by correlating means which point limited independent pivotal movement of the roller supports while resiliently forcing the supports into the same angular positions. Also means are provided for controlling the transmission ratio such that the output torque assumes a desired value.

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