| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 21 | Toothed gear manufacturing method | US09912102 | 2001-07-24 | US06449846B2 | 2002-09-17 | David B. Dooner; Ali A. Seireg |
| A method for manufacturing a variable-diameter gear pair operable with a conjugate action therebetween includes the steps of providing a first workpiece and a second workpiece, each having a minor and a major diameter portion in spaced relation therefrom along a longitudinal axis. At least one gear tooth is formed within the first (second) workpiece for forming at least one first (second) gear body, wherein the at least one gear tooth within the first (second) at least one gear body curves outwardly in a radial and axial direction from the longitudinal axis, and wherein each of the at least one gear tooths includes a width dimension that changes in size between the minor and major diameter portions. Each of the first and second at least one gear bodies has the variable diameter and variable pitch for forming a gear pair operable with each other with a conjugate action therebetween. | ||||||
| 22 | Tool for grinding the teeth of bevel gears having longitudinally curved teeth | US476940 | 1990-02-08 | US5255475A | 1993-10-26 | Erich Kotthaus |
| The rotary form tool for finish machining tooth flanks of longitudinally curved teeth of a rough machined bevel gear blank of a hypoid or non-hypoid gear pair, comprises a tool body having the configuration of a hypoid helical bevel gear. Each tooth of the tool body is helically curved and has a longitudinally concave tooth flank and a longitudinally convex tooth flank. At least one tooth flank of the longitudinally concave tooth flanks and the longitudinally convex tooth flanks are coated with an abrading medium. | ||||||
| 23 | Method for fabricating bevel and hypoid gear pairs | US641387 | 1984-08-16 | US4611956A | 1986-09-16 | Erich Kotthaus |
| A method of manufacturing bevel and hypoid gear pairs according to an imaginary mating gear cutting process. The tooth spaces are cut by means of a face-mill cutter head rotating about an axis of rotation. In order to overcome heretofore prevailing limitations on the gear diameter, cone angle and shaft angle of gear pairs, either the gear or the cutter head performs an arcuate generating movement about a generating axis in order to produce one of the gears, whereby a machining axis is adjusted relative to the generating axis in accordance with the position of the axes of both gears of the gear pair. In one advantageous embodiment, the same machining axis adjustment is also employed for fabricating the mating, non-generated gear. | ||||||
| 24 | Bevolute gear system | US880368 | 1978-02-23 | US4238970A | 1980-12-16 | Willis M. Carter |
| The present invention relates to a bevolute gearing system which transmits torque between non-intersecting shafts at right angles to each other. The bevolute gear system includes a pinion gear which is flat and in one plane. The pinion gear is designed to include teeth which are shaped in the form of an involute spiral. The bevolute gear system includes a second gear which is also designed to include teeth which are shaped in the form of an involute spiral. The second gear is mounted on a non-intersecting axis at a right angle to the axis of the pinion gear. The bevolute gearing system of the present invention reduces the thrust loads to negligible values for the bearings of both the pinion gear and the second gear. In addition, higher mechanical efficiencies, wider tolerances on alignment of the gears, interchangeability between the gear and the pinions to produce different ratios and a substantially eliminated gear noise are a few of the many advantages disclosed in the present invention. | ||||||
| 25 | Detecting a relative shaft position on geared shafts | EP13157506.0 | 2013-03-01 | EP2660565A2 | 2013-11-06 | Hess, Gary L.; Gosse, James A.; Leblanc, Paul J; Saloio, James |
A system (100) for determining a relative position of a secondary gear (12) includes a gear assembly (10) including a phonic wheel (13) fixed to a primary gear (11) and a secondary gear (12) rotatably engaged to the first gear, a sensor (20) configured to output a signal upon detecting a tooth (14) of the phonic wheel, and a digital logic circuit (30) configured to detect a revolution of the phonic wheel, to generate a primary gear tooth pulse at intervals corresponding to intervals of teeth (15) of the primary gear based on the detected revolution of the phonic wheel, and to generate a secondary gear revolution signal at an interval corresponding to a revolution of the secondary gear (12) based on the primary gear tooth pulse.
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| 26 | Splined member and process for manufacturing a splined member by shaping and milling | EP11183461.0 | 2011-09-30 | EP2520388A2 | 2012-11-07 | Phebus, Dan E.; Hayward, William H. |
By combining shaping and milling actions, or smilling, the cutting tool (536) can move (539) through the entire usable portion of the spline and machine a tool relief (505R) into the face of the adjacent feature such as a shoulder (532) before retracting (540), reversing direction (541), and repeating the cycle (542,539,540,541). The smilling apparatus and manufacturing method eliminates the need for an annular spline relief and the full length of spline engagement can be utilized for strength. The effective width of the spline connection apparatus manufactured by the smilling process conserves space and increases the load carrying capability of the spline connection. Independent claims relate to the male and female parts of the spline connections as well as the processes of manufacturing these parts.
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| 27 | Manufacturing method of gear device | EP05107141.3 | 2005-08-02 | EP1623784B1 | 2007-04-25 | Yoshikawa, Hiroshi |
| 28 | Manufacturing method of gear device | EP05107141.3 | 2005-08-02 | EP1623784A1 | 2006-02-08 | Yoshikawa, Hiroshi |
This method includes: a supporting process of supporting a worm wheel in a first supporting section of a supporting body; an engaging process of engaging a jig gear which corresponds to a worm with the worm wheel; a measuring process of measuring a distance between the centers of the worm wheel and the jig gear; a gear processing process of processing the worm based on the measured distance between the centers; and a supporting process of supporting the worm in a second supporting section of the supporting body after releasing the engagement between the worm wheel and the jig gear.
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| 29 | VERFAHREN ZUM ERZEUGEN VON GEWALZTEN ZAHNFORMEN MIT EINEM FRÄSWERKZEUG | EP83902174.0 | 1983-05-24 | EP0151107A1 | 1985-08-14 | CHARLES, Paul, Anthony, Stuart |
| On découpe un profilé de dents externes développantes (114) dans la périphérie d'un lopin d'engrenage (96) en plaçant le chemin de coupe de la fraise rotative (64) perpendiculairement au plan d'action (92) de la surface de base de révolution désirée dans le lopin d'engrenage de façon à pénétrer dans le plan d'action à partir de son côté opposé à la surface de base et avec une ligne d'intersection (118) prédéterminée produisant le profilé développant (114) au fur et à mesure que la surface de base roule sur le plan d'action. L'action de roulage force la ligne génératrice à traverser le lopin entre sa surface de saillie et une profondeur suffisante pour obtenir la longueur de profilé actif désirée. | ||||||
| 30 | APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR BEVEL GEAR RETRACTABILITY | US15784645 | 2017-10-16 | US20180104754A1 | 2018-04-19 | Rudolf Houben |
| Methods and apparatuses enabling/improving retractability of a first bevel gear that with at least one second bevel gear forms a transmission, performing: a retractability analysis including: ascertainment whether during the installation in a housing the first gear can be engaged by an axial insertion movement with the second gear and/or the first gear can be separated from the engagement with the second gear by an axial retraction movement, and if a collision results during the engagement or separation between teeth of the gears ascertainment of a flank modification of the teeth of the first and/or second gears to avoid the collision, ascertainment of second machine data of based on this modification, and finish machining in a bevel gear cutting machine to perform the flank modification according to the second machine data on the teeth of the respective gears. | ||||||
| 31 | Smilled spline apparatus and smilling process for manufacturing the smilled spline apparatus | US14087857 | 2013-11-22 | US09856920B2 | 2018-01-02 | Dan E. Phebus; William H. Hayward |
| By combining shaping and milling actions, or smilling, the cutting tool can move through the entire usable portion of the spline and machine a tool relief into the face of the adjacent feature such as a shoulder before retracting, reversing direction, and repeating the cycle. The smilling apparatus and manufacturing method eliminates the need for an annular spline relief and the full length of spline engagement can be utilized for strength. The effective width of the spline connection apparatus manufactured by the smilling process conserves space and increases the load carrying capability of the spline connection. | ||||||
| 32 | Machining method for hard-fine machining of noise-optimized gears on a gear-cutting machine | US14195985 | 2014-03-04 | US09409244B2 | 2016-08-09 | Hansjörg Geiser |
| The present invention relates to a method for hard-fine machining of tooth flanks with corrections and/or modifications on a gear-cutting machine, wherein respective toothed wheel pairings which mesh with one another within a transmission or a test device are machined while taking account of the respective mating flanks, and wherein the tooth flanks of the relevant workpieces are provided with periodic waviness corrections or waviness modifications. In accordance with the invention, the rotational error extent is determined by means of rotational distance error measurement of the toothed wheel pairs in a gear measuring device and/or transmission. This measurement result serves as an input value for defining the amplitude, frequency and phase position for the periodic flank waviness corrections on the tooth flanks of the toothed wheel pairings for production in the gear-cutting machine. | ||||||
| 33 | Detecting a relative shaft position on geared shafts | US13462421 | 2012-05-02 | US09079261B2 | 2015-07-14 | Gary L. Hess; James A. Gosse; Paul J. Leblanc; James Saloio |
| A system for determining a relative position of a secondary gear includes a gear assembly including a phonic wheel fixed to a primary gear and a secondary gear rotatably engaged to the first gear, a sensor configured to output a signal upon detecting a tooth of the phonic wheel, and a digital logic circuit configured to detect a revolution of the phonic wheel, to generate a primary gear tooth pulse at intervals corresponding to intervals of teeth of the primary gear based on the detected revolution of the phonic wheel, and to generate a secondary gear revolution signal at an interval corresponding to a revolution of the secondary gear based on the primary gear tooth pulse. | ||||||
| 34 | Pinion meshing with a given face gear in accordance with altered design parameters | US12697621 | 2010-02-01 | US08205518B2 | 2012-06-26 | Jie Tan |
| A face gear set having a face gear and an original pinion. The original pinion may mesh with the face gear. The face gear set may have a new pinion, different from the original pinion, which meshes with the face gear in accordance with at least one design parameter different from a corresponding design parameter of the original pinion. The new pinion may have a tooth surface defined by a theoretical plane. The tooth surface of the new pinion may maintain tangency contact with the original pinion during rotation and translation of the plane over a meshing area of the original pinion with the face gear, and also during rotation of each of the face gear, the original pinion and the new pinion at constant speed about the new pinion's axis of rotation. | ||||||
| 35 | Worm gear unit and method of producing same | US11819201 | 2007-06-26 | US20090000120A1 | 2009-01-01 | Kohtaro Shiino; Yusuke Fukuda |
| By finding a range of an allowable error of maximum meshing position of a worm shaft in an axial direction relative to a worm wheel, that is higher than that of a worm shaft of a conventional worm gear unit, a worm gear unit of the present invention is provided. | ||||||
| 36 | Kind of Gear Pair for Power Transmission in Speed Increaser or Reducer and Its Forming Method | US12093177 | 2006-10-27 | US20080282827A1 | 2008-11-20 | Hong Jiang; Xiaochun Wang |
| This invention relates to a kind of gear pair for power transmission in speed increaser or reducer and its tooth profile forming method, the tooth profiles of driving gear (1) and driven gear (2) are separately designed from the reference points, the upper tooth profiles (15, 25) are composed of conjugate curves, while the lower tooth profiles (14, 24) are composed of smooth convex analytic curves. The reference point (22) of the driven gear (2) situates near the middle of the working depth, while the reference point (12) on the tooth profile (11) of the driving gear (1) and the reference point (22) on the driven gear tooth flank (21) are a pair of conjugate point This invention can greatly enhance the load capacity of the gear pair. | ||||||
| 37 | Optimum number of teeth setting method for helical gear pair and helical gear pair manufactured by this method | US11376739 | 2006-03-16 | US20070067992A1 | 2007-03-29 | Yasuhiro Uenishi; Toshiki Hirogaki; Eiichi Aoyama; Yuusuke Nakano |
| In optimum number of teeth setting method for a helical gear pair and the helical gear pair manufactured on the basis of the set optimum number of teeth of each helical gear of the helical gear pair, a sound pressure level of a gear sound is compared with the sound pressure level of an audible limit with respect to a meshing frequency of the helical gear pair at a predetermined vehicle speed of an automotive vehicle in which the helical gear pair is mounted to select a frequency region in which the calculated sound pressure of the gear sound is relatively low to the sound pressure level of the audible limit, and number of teeth of each helical gear of the helical gear pair corresponding to the selected frequency region is set to an optimum number of teeth of each helical gear of the helical gear pair. | ||||||
| 38 | Method and apparatus for lapping gears | US10996577 | 2004-11-23 | US07153183B2 | 2006-12-26 | Gary E. Kopp; Richard W. Locker; Bogdan F. Muzyk; Medhat Said |
| A method for lapping the gears of a gear set as well as a gear lapping system. The gear set generally includes a first gear in meshed engagement with a second gear, each of the first and second gears having a plurality of gear teeth each with drive and coast flank surfaces. The method includes the steps of lapping the gear set by rotating the first gear in a first direction while the first gear is in mesh with the second gear. The method further includes sensing the vibrations occurring in the gear mesh during rotation and controlling the step of lapping based on the sensed vibrations. The gear lapping system includes an automated lapping machine that is adapted to lap the gear set including a ring gear and a pinion gear. The automated lapping machine is adapted to lap the gear set by rotating at least one of the ring and pinion gears while in mesh, in the presence of a lapping compound, and while translating the gear mesh back and forth across the gear flank surfaces for a plurality of cycles. A vibration sensor is operably coupled to the automated lapping machine and senses the amplitude of vibration and energy occurring in the gear mesh during each of the plurality of cycles. This sensor produces a vibration output signal that is proportional to the amplitude of the vibration energy. An automated controller is adapted to receive the vibration output signal as well as to calculate and transmit a control command signal to the automated lapping machine based on the amplitude of the vibration energy. | ||||||
| 39 | Bevel gear pair | US09644625 | 2000-08-23 | US06481307B1 | 2002-11-19 | Diether Klingelnberg |
| In a bevel gear pair including a first gear having a plurality of first gear teeth, each defined at least in part by a tooth route and concave and convex flank surfaces, the concave and convex flank surfaces each define a first surface structure formed by grinding. This first surface structure is in turn defined by a plurality of microstriations extending diagonally across the convex and concave flank surfaces. A second gear also includes a plurality of gear teeth adapted to mesh with the gear teeth of the first gear. Each of the second gear teeth is also defined in part by a tooth route and concave and convex flank surfaces. The concave and convex flank surfaces of the second gear define a second surface structure formed by grinding followed by honing. This second surface structure includes a plurality of microstriations; however, unlike the microstriations of the first surface structure, these are parallel to the route of each of the second gear teeth. This allows the first and second gears to be produced in unmatched pairs, yet be operated together at noise levels approaching those of matched lapped bevel gear pairs. | ||||||
| 40 | Method of machining gears | US09444682 | 1999-11-22 | US06390893B1 | 2002-05-21 | Hermann J. Stadtfeld; Uwe Gaiser |
| A method of machining at least one tooth flank of a gear with a finishing tool. The method comprises rotating the finishing tool, such as a grinding tool, and bringing the tool and the tooth flank into contact. Relative movement between the tool and the gear is provided to traverse the tool across the tooth flank along a path whereby the path produces a tooth flank geometry of a form which, when brought into mesh with a mating tooth flank to form a tooth pair under no load or light load, provides a motion graph curve that intersects, at least two times, a motion graph curve of at least one of an immediately preceding tooth pair and an immediately following tooth pair. The motion graph curve of the tooth pair describes contact between respective tooth flanks of said tooth pair from an initial entrance into mesh to a final exit from mesh as being over a gear rotation amount of greater than 1.0 pitch and preferably, about 1.5 pitch to about 3.0 pitch. | ||||||
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