序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
161 NL7311446A - NL7311446 1973-08-20 NL7311446A 1974-02-25
162 SYSTEM FOR REDUCING GEAR LEVER MOVEMENT RESULTING FROM VEHICLE HEELING AND LURCHING MOVEMENT GB5344971 1971-11-17 GB1326476A 1973-08-15
1326476 Mounting gear levers SAABSCANIA AB 17 Nov 1971 [23 Nov 1970] 53449/71 Heading B7H An arrangement for mounting a vehicle gear lever 10 so as to reduce movement of the lever caused by relative movement between the body and chassis of the vehicle caused by heeling and lurching includes an arm 19 in which the lever is pivotally mounted, the arm 19 being pivotally mounted to the vehicle engine 1 suspended in a frame 2 and to the frame by a tie rod 24 pivoted to the frame 2. The gear lever 10 is movable in two planes 11, the lower end 12 being bifurcated and pivotally mounted around a shaft 13 in a member 22 pivotally mounted on a pin 23 pivotally mounted in an arm 19. The member 22 is attached to a gear shift rod 14. The pin 22 is positioned centrally of the arm 19 and of the engine 1 and rod 24.
163 DE2157600A1 - DE2157600 1971-11-20 DE2157600A1 1972-05-31
164 joint DE1925960 1969-05-21 DE1925960A1 1970-11-26 BECKER KARL
165 Facilities for About Wearing pivoting movements DE1650767 1968-01-23 DE1650767A1 1970-01-22 MUELLER WILLY
166 NL6901111A - NL6901111 1969-01-23 NL6901111A 1969-07-25
167 SE447763 1963-04-24 SE310030B 1969-04-14 FORTIN A; FORTIN M; VERTUT J
168 Gear connection for independently coupling two movements of two limbs rotatable about a common axis of a manipulator DEC0029743 1963-04-24 DE1291084B 1969-03-20 ANTOINE FORTIN; MARCEL FORTIN; JEAN VERTUT
169 Method and apparatus for a manipulator Handbetaetigung DEA0037075 1961-03-28 DE1254100B 1967-11-09 JUN CHARLES EDWARD SAUNDERS
170 Device for the transmission of movements and application of said device to remote-handling appliances GB1391763 1963-04-08 GB1006272A 1965-09-29 FORTIN ANTOINE; FORTIN MARCEL; VERTUT JEAU
1,006,272. Toothed gearing. COMMISSARIAT A L'ENERGIE ATOMIQUE. April 8, 1963 [April 25, 1962], No. 13917/63. Heading F2Q. [Also in Division B4] Rotational movements of two parallel driving shafts 1a, 2a are transmitted to two parallel driven shafts 1b 2b by gears 3a, 3b on the ends of the shafts 1a, 1b respectively, meshing an internally toothed gear 5, and by gears 4a, 4b on the ends of shafts 2a, 2b, respectively, meshing an internally toothed gear 6, which is rotatably mounted by balls 7 within a recess in the gear 6. The arrangement allows rotation about the pipes XX1 of the plane containing the driving shafts 1a, 2a and of the plane containing the driven shafts 1b 2b. The device is utilized to connect parts of shafts T2, T4 in a remotehandling appliance comprising three hinged sections 11, 12, 15 in which shafts T1, T2, T3 and T4 are coupled by toothed gearing and universal joints to transmit movements of an operating handle 14 to a gripper 17. Clamping and release of the gripper 17 is effected by rotation of a rod T5 having a screw-threaded engagement with a nut 23 on the gripper 17. A toothed coupling 6.1a may be disengaged to permit angular motion between the arms 12, 15.
171 A device for transmitting movements and its application in the remote handling apparils FR895538 1962-04-25 FR1350624A 1964-01-31 FORTIN ANTOINE; FORTIN MARCEL; VERTUT JEAN
172 Gestaenge for regulating with respect to the body flexibly mounted engine of motor vehicles DED0013492 1952-11-05 DE933245C 1955-09-22 MUELLER JOSEF DIPL-ING
173 Transmission device for Betaetigungshebel of motor vehicles DEB0005202 1944-09-01 DE850114C 1952-09-22 REUTER HANS-ULRICH DIPL-ING
174 Device for tensioning and let us solve the fodder a equipped with a sliding headstock automatic lathe DET0000426 1940-10-23 DE845297C 1952-07-31 BOILLET PHILIPPE
175 Vorrichtung an Kraftfahrzeugen zum Schalten des Getriebes. CH256742D 1946-11-08 CH256742A 1948-08-31 COMPANY LIMITED FORD MOTOR
176 Improvements in motor-vehicles having resiliently-supported internal-combustion engines GB476538 1938-02-16 GB500835A 1939-02-16
500,835. Controlling motor vehicles. STANDARD MOTOR CO., Ltd., GRINHAM, E. G., and TURNER, W. R. Feb. 16, 1938, No. 4765. [Class 79 (v)] In a vehicle having an engine 1 resilientlymounted so that it can rock the accelerator pedal 4 is mounted on the vehicle and is connected to the throttle 2 or other engine control by a Bowden or equivalent twin-element flexible transmission 8, 9. Thus movements of the engine on its resilient supports do not tend to vary the opening of the throttle when the accelerator pedal is held in a stationary position. In the construction shown the pedal is pivoted at 5 on a bracket 6 which is secured to the dash 7 and carries an adjustable back stop 12 for the pedal.
177 Improvements in clutch operating mechanism for self-propelled vehicles GB3131432 1932-11-07 GB410107A 1934-05-07
410,107. Clutch-operating mechanism for vehicles. AUBIN, E., Elmstead, West Wittering, near Chichester, CLAREMONT, A. W., Vernon House, Sicilian Avenue, Bloomsbury Square, London, (Representatives of ROYCE, SIR F. H.), and DAY, B. I., Wittering House, Duffield Road, Allestree, Derby. Nov. 7, 1932, No. 31314. [Class 80 (iii).] In a clutch-operating mechanism for vehicles, undesirable movement of the clutch pedal relative to the chassis, caused by movement of the engine in, for example, its rubber mountings, is obviated by supporting the fulcrum shaft by a system of floating levers which compensate for any such movements. The fulcrum shaft d is supported at one end by a ball and socket joint d<1> and at the other end by a pendulum lever c which allows the shaft to swing fore and aft. The lever c is anchored by a lever e to the clutch housing and the clutch pedal is connected to the clutch lever g by the link g<2>. The levers are so proportioned that any movement of the pedal caused by movement of the engine relative to the chassis is compensated for by movement of the pedal fulcrum shaft through the lever e.
178 Improvements in driving gear for motor driven vehicles GB844929 1929-03-15 GB329744A 1930-05-29
329,744. Karlovitz, L. March 15, 1929. Driving-gear of crank type. - Transmission gearing for electric locomotives &c. allowing relative displacement of parallel driving and driven shafts due to spring of the frame &c. comprises a pair of cranks at 180‹ on each shaft, cross-connected diagonally by transmission systems which are connected to an otherwise free shaft located at the intersection of the diagonals whereby completely constrained motion is obtained. In one form, Fig. 1, cranks 12, 15 are connected by a linkage system 17, 18, 20, 21 whilst diametrically opposite cranks 11, 13 and 14, 16 are connected by similar linkage systems, the tie links 20, 21 &c. being freely mounted on a common floating shaft 0 the position of which coincides with the intersection of the diagonals between the cranks. The shafts M, F rotate in the same direction. In a modification, Fig. 3, the crank pins carry blocks 35, 36 slidable in rocking guides 38, the two systems being pivotally connected by a pin or shaft located at the axis O. In this form complete constraint is obtained by hydraulic interconnecting means between the slide blocks 35, 36, comprising a closed cylinder 41 in which work a pair of eccentric pistons 49, 42 of equal displacements, the central piston 49 being connected by a rod 33 to the slide block 35 and the annular piston 42 by a rod 34 to the block 36. Packing rings being provided and there being no passage for the fluid 50, 51, displacement of either piston in one direction produces equal displacement of the other piston in the opposite direction, the motion of one crank being thus transmitted to the other, accompanied by rocking motion of the slide frame about the vertical axis O. The arrangements may be multiplied as between the same shafts or for connecting up a number of parallel shafts in lazytong fashion.
179 Brake JP2007287665 2007-11-05 JP2008087760A 2008-04-17 MATSUMOTO KENJIRO; OTA YOSHIKI; TAKAYAMA TOSHIO; MATSUNAGA KUNIHIRO; NAKAMURA TADAAKI
<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a brake preventing a driver from feeling discomfort in braking. <P>SOLUTION: The brake has a brake pedal 51 with pedal plate 41 disposed to a tip part, and a pedaling force sensor 57 detecting pedaling force of the brake pedal 51, and generates a braking force exerted on wheels depending on detection signals from the pedaling force sensor 57. A part to which the pedal effort of the pedal plate 41 is transmitted has the pedaling force sensor 57, and a damping mechanism 60 including a damping material 63 made of elastic rubber. A space part is formed to an end face opposed to the damping member 63 in a pedaling force transmitting direction of the damping mechanism 60. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT
180 JPH0538280Y2 - JP5745887 1987-04-17 JPH0538280Y2 1993-09-28
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