Precisely aligned, friction welded helical cone or hypoid ring gear and differential case assembly
A ring gear and differential case technology, applied in welding equipment, differential transmissions, belts/chains/gears, etc., can solve the increase in labor requirements and incidental costs of the hyperboloid ring gear/differential case assembly problem to avoid contamination
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[0019] As noted above, the different materials from which the two components are made (eg, steel or alloy for the ring gear 122 and ductile iron for the differential case 120 ) present engineering challenges in both connection / joining. In turn, the problem of precise alignment of the components must be addressed to provide proper meshing for the ring gear 122 and the hypoid pinion 119 .
[0020] Friction welding is a solid state welding process where heat is generated by applying mechanical friction on workpieces placed in contact with each other. During this process, additional lateral forces ("upset" forces) are applied to plastically displace and fuse the material of the workpiece. At high levels, molecules of dissimilar materials are subjected to sufficient frictional heat and pressure to form a bond. Because no material melting occurs, friction welding is not a welding process in the traditional sense, but is actually a forging technique. The fast joining time and the d...
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