| 摘要 |
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). |
| 主权项 |
1. A gear for a spur gear stage without play comprising:
a hub and a sprocket, said sprocket being divided along its axis-normal division plane into a hub-fixed sprocket part and a sprocket ring, wherein said sprocket ring is mounted so it is coaxially rotatable in relation thereto, and said sprocket ring forms springs sectionally enclosing the hub in the circumferential direction in an unstressed state of the springs, said springs being integrally connected at their bases to the sprocket ring and supported with their free ends protruding toward the hub on stops of the hub, wherein the sprocket ring is mounted so it is rotatable on the hub and forms at least three springs arranged rotationally-symmetrically with respect to the sprocket axis, and the stops of the hub are arranged rotationally-symmetrically and have approach surfaces for the free ends of the springs, said springs rising radially outward in the circumferential direction toward the bases of the associated springs in an unstressed state of the springs. |
