Wear compensation for shafts supported on friction bearings
A technology of rotating axes and gears, applied in transmissions, components with teeth, gear transmissions, etc., to solve problems such as damage
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[0043] The first gear 101 and the second gear 103 such as figure 1 shown in engagement with each other. The first gearwheel 101 is mounted rotatably about a first axis of rotation 105 . The second gearwheel 103 is mounted rotatably about a second axis of rotation 107 .
[0044] The first axis of rotation 105 and the second axis of rotation 107 extend at a distance 109 from one another. In particular, the two axes of rotation 105 , 107 are aligned parallel to one another.
[0045] Due to the own weight of the first gear wheel 101 , a first normal force 111 acts along the first axis of rotation 105 . Accordingly, a second normal force 113 acts along the second axis of rotation 107 due to the own weight of the second gear 103 .
[0046] Furthermore, a meshing force 113 acts along the connecting line between the first axis of rotation 105 and the second axis of rotation 109 , which meshing force is generated by the engagement of the toothing of the first gearwheel 101 and the ...
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