Abstract:
The present disclosure provides a reducer for an electric vehicle, the reducer including an input shaft connected to a motor, a differential disposed coaxially with the input shaft and relatively rotatable, a planetary gear train configured to decelerate power of the input shaft and transmit the power to a differential casing of the differential, and a drive shaft configured to penetrate the input shaft and coupled to one side gear of the differential.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to a lubricating system for a vehicle transmission component. The system comprises a lubricating circuit (44) for supplying lubricant to a transmission component, the circuit (44) including a reservoir (46), a supply path for supplying lubricant from the reservoir (46) to the transmission component, and a return path for returning lubricant from the transmission component to the reservoir (46). The system also comprises an electrical pump (52) for pumping lubricant from the reservoir (46) to the transmission component and a controller (56) arranged to monitor a driving condition and configure the electrical pump (52) to pump a predetermined flow rate of lubricant to the transmission component based on the current driving condition.
Abstract:
A lubricating structure of a rotational shaft oil sealing portion includes a casing, a rotational shaft rotatably retained by the casing, an annular space defined between the casing and the rotational shaft, an annular oil seal retained by the casing at one axial end of the annular space and sealing a clearance between the casing and the rotational shaft, the annular oil seal defining an oil seal chamber at the other axial end of the annular space, an oil supply passage, an oil drain passage, and an oil groove formed at the inner peripheral wall of the casing by cutting away the inner peripheral wall into a crescent shape in a circumferential direction, the oil supply passage communicating with the oil groove at a circumferentially center portion of the oil groove, wherein pressurized lubricating oil is supplied to the oil groove via the oil supply passage.
Abstract:
A lubrication system for driving force distributing and transmitting apparatus includes a case reserving lubrication fluid in a space provided at a bottom portion thereof, a rotational shaft rotationally supported by the case, a first oil seal provided between the case and the rotational shaft, an oil pump actuated by rotation of the rotational shaft, a lubrication fluid introducing passage directly supplying the pressurized lubrication fluid outputted by the oil pump to the first oil seal, and a lubrication fluid leading passage supplying the lubrication fluid pushed out via the first oil seal to a component to be lubricated.
Abstract:
A drive in an agricultural machinery driveline has a drive housing (1), which forms an interior (18), and is at least partially filled with lubricant. A first shaft (4) is rotatably supported in the drive housing (1) around a longitudinal axis (13) and is guided out of the interior (18). First longitudinal teeth (8) connect, in a rotationally fast way, to a second shaft (9) via a second longitudinal teeth (10) formed to complement the first longitudinal teeth (8). One of the two shafts (4) has a receiving bore (5) arranged coaxially relative to the longitudinal axis (13). The bore (5) has longitudinal teeth (8) which enable insertion of the other shaft (9) by its longitudinal teeth (10). A lubricant guiding mechanism (19, 22, 29) is in the first shaft (4) or in the drive housing (1). In the connected condition of the two shafts (4, 9), the guiding mechanism connects the interior (18) to the receiving bore (5), as well as a valve (25). The valve (25) is integrated into the lubricant guiding mechanism (19, 22, 29) and can be set between a closed position, closing the lubricant guiding means (19, 22, 29), and an open position. The valve (25) is transferable from the closed position into the open position by connecting the first shaft (4) to the second shaft (9).
Abstract:
In a bevel gear transmission (1), in a rotating shaft (3) connected to a bevel pinion (2), a portion distanced from the bevel pinion (2), in which a lubricating condition is severe, is supported by an angular ball bearing (6) with which lubrication performance is easily ensured, and the other portion is supported by a tapered roller bearing (5) which exhibits superior fatigue durability, load withstanding ability and rigidity.
Abstract:
A first aspect of an oil distributing structure for an internal combustion engine includes a bearing support wall including a plurality of guide ribs which are radially mounted on a surface thereof. The guide ribs may be integrally formed, and extend around an upper half of the bearing, for collecting oil which is splashed onto, and flows down the wall surface. In a second aspect of an oil distributing structure for an internal combustion engine, a slanted edge portion, descending toward the bearing, is formed on the bearing support wall, and is disposed laterally of a lower portion of the bearing. The described structure is useful for collecting oil splashed onto a wall surface of a crankcase, and for supplying the collected oil to a bearing in an internal combustion engine of the type in which a crankshaft bearing is supplied with oil splashed from nearby gears.
Abstract:
A drum supporting structure in an automatic transmission has a drum support immovably installed in the transmission case. The drum support includes a cylindrical hollow shaft portion on which the drum is rotatably disposed and a circular wall portion which is concentrically and integrally formed on one end of the cylindrical hollow shaft portion. A first part of the circular wall portion is secured to the transmission case and has a plurality of hydraulic fluid passages defined therein, and a second, diametrically opposed part of the circular wall portion has a plurality of blind bores defined therein. The number of the blind bores is at least the same as that of the hydraulic fluid passages. With this arrangement, the circular wall portion and thus the drum supporting structure is able to have a well-balanced structure.
Abstract:
A power roller for a toroidal type continuous variable transmission system comprises a trunnion having a central shaft, a bearing outer race connected to the trunnion, one face of which is provided with a first track groove concentric with the central shaft, a power roller rotatably mounted on one end portion of the central shaft, the power roller having a face opposing to the one face of the bearing outer race, the face being provided with a second track groove concentric with the central shaft, a plurality of rolling elements retained between the bearing outer race and the power roller and capable of rotating within a track formed by the first track groove and the second track groove, and a disk-like cage coaxially disposed between the bearing outer race and the power roller and rotatable about the central shaft, the cage including a plurality of through pockets for accommodating the rolling elements therein so as to retain the rolling elements within the track, the pockets being arranged at regular intervals in the circumferencial direction thereof, wherein the cage being capable of absorbing movement to which the rolling elements is subjected via the trunnion and the bearing outer race in a radial direction thereof.
Abstract:
An oil seal member is compressed between a connecting pipe for supplying oil to an oil chamber of a hydraulic servo and the cylinder drum of the hydraulic servo. The cylinder drum has an interior oil chamber and turns through a predetermined angle upon operation of a frictional engagement element by the hydraulic servo. The end of the seal member pressed against the cylindrical drum surrounds an oil hole 73 formed in the cylindrical drum, and oil pressure is supplied to the oil chamber through an oil passage in which the seal member is mounted and through the oil hole. A recess is formed in the outer surface of the cylindrical drum around the oil hole and the end of the seal member is received in the recess. When the cylindrical member turns within the predetermined angular range, the end of the seal member is protected by the recess. As a result, the end of the seal member is not damaged and the integrity of the seal is protected.