| 摘要 |
In a silent chain, the outer diameter of each connecting pin gradually increases from its ends toward a central region at an intermediate location between its ends, whereby the diameter of each pin is greatest in its central region. The pin holes of the inner plates can have the same inner diameter, which can be slightly larger than the largest outer diameter of the connecting pins. The gradual increase in the outer diameter of each pin is sufficiently small that, when a tensile load is applied to the chain, a connecting pin can be flexed by abutting inner surfaces of the pin holes of the chain's non-guide row plates, by an amount sufficient to make the abutment region of the pin substantially straight and in substantially uniform contact with the abutting inner surfaces of the pin holes.
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