Abstract:
The invention relates to a toothed wheel arrangement (1) comprising a main toothed wheel (2) and a toothed wheel (4) that can be rotated relative thereto in the circumferential direction (3), wherein the main toothed wheel (2) comprises a toothed wheel body (25) on which a hub (5) is arranged in a projecting manner in the axial direction so as, firstly, to accommodate a shaft and, secondly, to arrange the rotatable toothed wheel (4) thereon, for which purpose the rotatable toothed wheel (4) has a cutout (17) coaxial to an axially extending center axis of the main toothed wheel (2), and wherein the main toothed wheel (2) is connected to the rotatable toothed wheel (4) by means of a bayonet fastening (14). The bayonet fastening (14) is formed between the hub (5) and the rotatable toothed wheel (2) and/or between the hub (5) and a spring element (9) bearing on the rotatable toothed wheel (4).
Abstract:
A method for backing the inside teeth (2) of a sliding sleeve (3) produced by way of powder metallurgy for a manual transmission is described where the backings (1) of the teeth (4) forming the front-side pitches (9) are formed with the aid of a rolling tool (5) by back rolling accompanied by plastic deformation of material from the backing region. In order to prevent burr formation, it is proposed that the front-side tooth sections (8) delimited by the backings (1) are simultaneously calibrated whilst forming and/or calibrating the relevant pitches (9) with the aid of the rolling tool (5) for forming the backings (1).
Abstract:
A method for backing the inside teeth (2) of a sliding sleeve (3) produced by way of powder metallurgy for a manual transmission is described where the backings (1) of the teeth (4) forming the front-side pitches (9) are formed with the aid of a rolling tool (5) by back rolling accompanied by plastic deformation of material from the backing region. In order to prevent burr formation, it is proposed that the front-side tooth sections (8) delimited by the backings (1) are simultaneously calibrated whilst forming and/or calibrating the relevant pitches (9) with the aid of the rolling tool (5) for forming the backings (1).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a power assist element (11) for arranging in a synchronisation hub (2) of a gear-synchronisation device (1), with a basic body (17), which has a height (18), a longitudinal extension (19) and a width extension (20), wherein the longitudinal extension is arranged in the installed state in the circumferential direction of the synchronisation hub (2), and which in the direction of the longitudinal extension (19) has two opposite distal end sections (21), on which respectively a functional face (22) is formed, which in the installed state cooperate with the synchronisation hub (2). The functional faces (22) are inclined in opposite direction and relative to the longitudinal extension (19) or are designed to be offset relative to one another along a longitudinal middle axis (37) in the direction of the longitudinal extension (19) of the basic body (17), wherein the functional faces (22) are oriented respectively at an acute angle (23) to the greatest longitudinal extension (19) of the basic body (11).
Abstract:
The invention relates to a synchronizer hub (1) comprising a hub body (4) that, on the outer circumference (5) thereof, has a sleeve toothing (6) for engagement of a sliding sleeve (6a), said sleeve toothing being interrupted by at least one first axial recess (7) and by at least one second axial recess (8), wherein the first axial recess (7) has first lateral faces (14, 15) and the second axial recess (8) has second lateral faces (17, 18), and wherein the first lateral faces (14, 15) are inclined to the axial direction at a first angle (20). The second lateral faces (17, 18) of the second axial recess (8) run at a second angle (21) to the axial direction, wherein the second angle (21) is not equal to the first angle (20) of the first lateral faces (14, 15).
Abstract:
A sintered gearwheel is described having teeth (1) which, in the flank and root region (2, 3), comprise a compacted surface layer (7, 8, 9) which is continuous in the transition portion (4) between the flank and root region (2, 3) and has a residual porosity of less than 10%. In order to increase the load-bearing capacity it is proposed that the compacted surface layer (9) is formed with a lower thickness in the transitional portion (4) between the flank and root region (2, 3) than in the adjacent flank and root regions (2, 3).
Abstract:
A gear is described for a spur gear stage without play having a hub (1) and a sprocket (2), which is divided along its axis-normal division plane into two partial sprockets, namely into a hub-fixed sprocket part (3) and a sprocket ring (4) which is mounted so it is coaxially rotatable in relation thereto, and which forms springs (6) sectionally enclosing the hub (1) in the circumferential direction, which are integrally connected at their bases (11) to the sprocket ring (4) and which are supported with their free ends (7) protruding toward the hub (1) on stops (8) of the hub (1). To ensure advantageous spring loads, it is proposed that the sprocket ring (4), which is mounted so it is rotatable on the hub (1), form at least three springs (6), which are arranged rotationally-symmetrically with respect to the sprocket axis, and the stops (8) of the hub (1), which are also arranged rotationally-symmetrically, have approach surfaces (10) for the free ends (7) of the springs (6), which rise radially outward in the circumferential direction toward the bases (11) of the associated springs (6).