141 |
Higher speed gear |
US76775747 |
1947-08-09 |
US2520194A |
1950-08-29 |
BENNETT ROY E; BENNETT DAVID A |
|
142 |
Auxiliary transmission |
US65772946 |
1946-03-28 |
US2487735A |
1949-11-08 |
SHERMAN GEORGE B; CLARK HUBERT M |
|
143 |
Auxiliary transmission |
US62307845 |
1945-10-18 |
US2459911A |
1949-01-25 |
BACHMAN BENJAMIN B; MACKLIN DONALD J |
|
144 |
Power transmission gear |
US41773941 |
1941-11-03 |
US2381593A |
1945-08-07 |
FREDERICK HOBBS HOWARD |
|
145 |
Variable speed friction transmission |
US30127139 |
1939-10-25 |
US2308090A |
1943-01-12 |
MACFARREN WALTER W |
|
146 |
Dual range transmission |
US19143438 |
1938-02-19 |
US2194823A |
1940-03-26 |
DOOLEY DELMAR D |
|
147 |
Power transmission |
US11377136 |
1936-12-02 |
US2139764A |
1938-12-13 |
MAURER EDWIN R |
|
148 |
Variable speed transmission |
US42722430 |
1930-02-10 |
US1945702A |
1934-02-06 |
CHARLES PITTER WALTER |
|
149 |
Speed-reduction unit |
US14146626 |
1926-10-14 |
US1741561A |
1929-12-31 |
ERISMAN JOHN L |
|
150 |
High Speed Engine Reduction Gearboxes |
US15709548 |
2017-09-20 |
US20180087639A1 |
2018-03-29 |
Scott David Poster; Walter Riley; Gary Cope; Charles Hubert Speller, JR. |
An engine reduction gear system includes at least two self-contained, independent engine reduction gearboxes, each capable of connecting to an aircraft engine. Each of the engine reduction gearboxes provides redundant, reduced speed to a main rotor gearbox via a shaft. |
151 |
TRANSMISSION SYSTEM FOR A VEHICLE |
US14486958 |
2014-09-15 |
US20150005135A1 |
2015-01-01 |
Marie Roell Van Druten; Alexander Franciscus Anita Serrarens; Bas Gerard Vroemen |
A transmission system for a vehicle has a first transmission module with at least one speed transforming gear and at least one coupling. The system may further include a second transmission module with at least one speed transforming gear and at least one coupling, wherein an input shaft of the first transmission module is connected to a drive source and an output shaft of the second transmission module iss connected to an end drive. An electromotor may be coupled to the first transmission module and/or the second transmission module, via a mount point. The first transmission module and the second transmission module may be arranged in series with an output shaft of the first transmission module being connected to an input shaft of the second transmission module. |
152 |
Transmission for farm tractor |
US3733912D |
1971-05-24 |
US3733912A |
1973-05-22 |
MURAYAMA Y; MORIMOTO T; KINOSHITA M; YAMANISHI I |
A transmission comprising a primary speed change mechanism including a main shaft provided with a plurality of gears for power transmission, an upper counter shaft and a lower counter shaft disposed in parallel on the opposite sides of the main shaft, the upper counter shaft being provided with a group of speed change gears for running the tractor, the lower counter shaft being equipped with a group of speed change gears for power takeoff. The upper counter shaft is coupled with a secondary speed change mechanism including a bevel pinion shaft which is provided with gears in meshing engagement with gears on the extension of the upper counter shaft and a bevel pinion meshing with a bevel gear. The lower counter shaft also extends in parallel relation to the upper counter shaft and is coupled with a power takeoff shaft so as to provide live power takeoff independent of the speed of the tractor and ground power takeoff in synchronism with the speed of the tractor.
|
153 |
Reversible transmission with friction and positive clutches |
US3680409D |
1970-11-12 |
US3680409A |
1972-08-01 |
CHAMBERLAIN ALAN HAWKER |
A reversible power transmission comprising input and output shafts, a planetary gear train coupled to the input shaft and incorporating a friction clutch operable to effect transmission of light torque loads to the output shaft without change in the direction of rotation, and a dog clutch operable in sequence with the friction clutch to couple the input and output shafts after engagement of friction clutch to transmit heavy torque loads.
|
154 |
Multiple countershafts transmission |
US3654822D |
1970-05-01 |
US3654822A |
1972-04-11 |
SINGER ROBERT B; MUIR EARL B; KOTZAR ANDREW J |
A gearset including an input shaft, multiple identical countershafts, a quill shaft and appropriate gears and clutches provides choice among multiple paths of power flow to a ring gear and as well as to a sun gear of a set of planetary gearing, the planet gear carrier of the set being connected to an output shaft. In addition, brake means are provided to selectively immobilize the ring gear and the sun gear. The clutches and brakes may be operated in various combinations to provide a progressive series of 32 ratios of speed output to speed input. Gear shift control units may be mounted on the basic transmission assembly interchangeably to provide gear ratios selected from the 32 overall ratios to transform the basic transmission assembly into anyone of five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 15 speed transmissions, there being a family of transmissions available in each category.
|
155 |
Variable-ratio positive-drive transmission |
US3605515D |
1969-07-29 |
US3605515A |
1971-09-20 |
LECAVELIER ROBERT EUGENE JULES; TUBEUF JEAN |
A VARIABLE SPEED POSITIVE-DRIVE POWER TRANSMISSION INCLUDES A POWER GROUP OF GEARS AND AT LEAST TWO COUPLING GROUPS, BOTH OF WHICH ARE COUPLED TO THE POWER GROUPS. THE POWER GROUPS EACH INCLUDE A PRIMARY INPUT SHAFT AND AT LEAST TWO OSCILLATORY SHAFTS. THE OSCILLATORY SHAFTS OPERATE WITH PERIODIC SPEED VARIATIONS AND THEREFORE HAVE VARIABLE REDUCTION RATIOS IN RELATIVE TO THE PRIMARY SHAFT OF THE GROUP. EACH COUPLING GROUP HAS A SECONDARY SHAFT AND EACH SECONDARY SHAFT IS COUPLED TO MOTION TRANSFER POINTS OF THE POWER GROUPS. THE TRANSMISSION IS INTENDED FOR USE WITH LATHES AND OTHER MACHINE TOOLS WHERE VARIABLE OSCILLATORY SPEEDS ARE REQUIRED.
|
156 |
Transmission gearbox, preferably for use in a tractor |
US3592080D |
1969-05-20 |
US3592080A |
1971-07-13 |
SAMATOV JURY PETROVICH; GOLDIN MIKHAIL DAVIDOVICH; TARAKANOV EVGENY IVANOVICH; EMELYANENKO VLADIMIR VASILIEVI; KAVIAROV IVAN SAVVATEEVICH; MALCHIKOV VLADIMIR SEGEEVICH |
A transmission gearbox, for use with a tractor or the like comprising a housing, an input shaft located within the housing and being provided with a driving member and a driven member, a coupling element connecting the driving and driven members, layshafts located within the housing, continually mesh in gears operatively communicating with the input shaft and layshafts for transmitting torque from the input shafts and layshafts, friction clutches causing the continually mesh gears to communicate with the layshafts, output shafts are lined with the layshafts, and reversing coupling gears into locking when a forward speed is provided by the gearbox and for connecting the output shaft to the layshaft when a reverse speed is provided.
|
157 |
Gear boxes |
US3429202D |
1966-07-07 |
US3429202A |
1969-02-25 |
GALICHER GEORGES CAMILLE EUGEN |
|
158 |
Variable speed friction transmissions for vehicles |
US49335965 |
1965-10-06 |
US3387507A |
1968-06-11 |
DE CASTELET GAETAN DE COYE |
|
159 |
Transmission and control system therefor |
US52132066 |
1966-01-18 |
US3386540A |
1968-06-04 |
JOACHIM HORSCH; MORRIS HUGH C; PEARCE SHAIRYL I; ROHWEDER GERALD D |
|
160 |
Remote control apparatus |
US27131763 |
1963-04-08 |
US3206998A |
1965-09-21 |
MATZ JR ALLEN S; HILL RAYMOND W |
|