Drive belt
A technology for transmission belts and belts, which is applied in the direction of belts/chains/gears, V-belts, mechanical equipment, etc., which can solve the problems of reducing power transmission efficiency and achieve the effect of suppressing transmission efficiency
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[0022] figure 1 Shown are the main parts of a known continuously variable transmission commonly used in the drive line of a motor vehicle between the engine and its driven wheels. The transmission comprises two pulleys 1, 2, each provided with two pulley discs 4, 5, between which there is a drive belt 3 of the so-called push-belt type for transferring the rotational movement M and the accompanying torque are transferred from one of the pulleys 1,2 to the other 2,1. The pulley discs 4, 5 are shaped substantially conical and one pulley disc 4 is incorporated into the transmission axially movably along a respective pulley shaft 6, 7, both discs 4, 5 being placed in said On the pulley shaft 6,7. The transmission typically also includes an activation mechanism that applies an axially oriented clamping force to said one movable disc 4 directed towards the corresponding other axially fixed pulley disc 5 so that the drive belt 3 is clamped. Immediately between the discs 4 and 5. T...
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