| 摘要 |
In a silent chain transmission, sprocket teeth have different forms, depending on the number of teeth on each sprocket. The engagement level of a chain advancing onto each sprocket matches the radius of the chain's pitch circle when seated on the sprocket. The teeth of all the sprockets are produced by a hob cutter having tooth forms substantially similar to the shapes of the inside flanks of the chain's link plates. The profiles of the outside flanks of the link plates of the chain are composed of a linear tooth head line for contacting a sprocket having a minimum number of teeth, and an arc-shaped tooth bottom line for contacting a sprocket having a maximum number of teeth, connected by an arc-shaped intermediate line. Chordal action is avoided in all the sprockets, and vibration and noise are reduced, suppressing changes in tension in the chain and resulting in improved durability.
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