US805567A - Driving-axle structure for automobiles. - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
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- My invention relates to an improvement in automobile rear-axle structure, especially of that type shown in my Patent N o. 748,760 of January 5, 1904.
- the object of my present invention is to produce a structure from which the compensating gear may be transversely withdrawn without disturbing the shaft-sections.
- FIG. 11 indicate a pair of hollow-axle sections which are connected at their inner ends by means of a gear-inclosing casing consisting of a portion 12, to which the axle-sections are rigidly connected, and a ⁇ removable cap 13, which complements the structure 12 and which may be readily removed therefrom.
- a gear-inclosing casing consisting of a portion 12, to which the axle-sections are rigidly connected, and a ⁇ removable cap 13, which complements the structure 12 and which may be readily removed therefrom.
- Mounted in the axle-sections 10 and 11 are shaft-sections 14 and 15, respectively, which in the present case are shown as journaled in the axle-sections by suitable bearings B.
- Journaled in suitable bearingsX is the compensating-gear structure O, which may be of any desired type, the main gears Gof which, however, preferably permanently project'beyond the bearings X.
- the bearings X are preferably bodily transversely removable from the casing 12.
- the shaft-sections 14 and 15 may remain in position', and when the cap 13 is removed and the shaft-sections turned until the portions 17 of the two shaft-sections lie at substantially right angles to the casing 12 the compensating-'gear structure C may be bodily transversely withdrawn from the structure without disturbing the shaft-sections in the axle structure.
- a driving-axle structure for automobiles the combination of a hollow-axle structure, a pair of shaft-sections mounted therein and having their adjacent ends separated, a compensating-gear structure journaled in the axle structure between the adjacent ends of the' shaft-sections, and driving connections between the said shaft-sections and compensating gear permitting transverse withdrawal of the compensating gear without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
- a driving-axle structure for automobiles, the combination of a hollow-axle structure, a pair of shaft-sections rotatably mounted therein with their adjacent ends separated, a rotatable driving element mounted in said structure between the adjacent ends of theshaft-sections, and driving connections between said rotatable driving element and the adjacent ends of the shaft-sections permitting transverse withdrawal of the driving element without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
- a driving-axle structure for automobiles the combination of, a hollow-axle structure consisting of a pair of hollow casings, and an intermediate larger casing connecting the adjacent ends thereof and consisting of a main portion and a removable cap, a pair of shaft-sections mounted in said axle structure and having their adjacent ends sepaings and an intermediate larger casing connecting the adjacent ends thereof and consisting of a main portion and a removable cap, a pair of shaft-sections mounted in said axle rated but projecting into the intermediate cas-
- a IOO ture consisting of a pair of hollow axle casstructure and having their adjacent ends separated but projecting into the intermediate casing, a compensating-gear structure independently journaled in the main portion of said larger casing, and driving connections between said compensating-gear structure and the adjacent ends of the shaft-sections permitting transverse withdrawal of the compensating-gear structure without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
- a driving-axle structure for automobiles the combination of, a hollow-axle structure, a pair of shaft-sections mounted therein and having their adjacent ends separated, a compensating-gear structure journaled in the axle structure between the adjacent ends of the shaft-sections, and a driving connection between the inner end of each shaft-section and the adjacent portion of the compensating gear consisting of a diametrical rib and corresponding slot permitting transverse withdrawal of the compensating gear without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
- a driving-axle structure for automobiles the combination of, a hollow-axle structure, a pair of shaft-sections rotatably mounted therein with their adjacent ends separated, a rotatable driving element mounted in said structure between the adjacent ends of the 'shaft-sections, and a driving connection between each end of the rotatable driving element, and the adjacent shaft-section end consisting of a diametrical rib and slot permitting transverse withdrawal of the driving element without axial movement of the shaftsections.
- a driving-axle structure for automobiles the combination of, a hollow-axle structure consisting of a pair of hollow casings, an intermediate larger casing connecting the adjacent ends thereof and consisting of a main portion and a removable cap, a pair of shaftsections mounted in said axle structure and having their adjacent ends separatedl but projecting into the intermediate casing, a compensating-gear structure arranged in said larger casing between the adjacent ends of the shaft-sections, and a driving connection between each end of said compensating-gear structure and the adjacent shaft-section end consisting of a diametrical rib and slot permitting transverse withdrawal of the compensating-gear structure without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
- a driving-axle structure for automobiles the combination of, a hollow-axle structure consisting of a pair of hollow-axle casings and an intermediate larger casing connecting the adjacent ends thereof and consisting of' a main portion and a removable cap, a pair of shaft-sections mounted in said axle structure and having their adjacent ends separated but projecting into the intermediate casing, a compensating-gear structure independently journaled in the main portion of the larger casing, and a driving connection between each end of said compensating-gear structure and the adjacent shaftsection end consisting of a diametrical rib and slot permitting transverse withdrawal of the compensating gear structure without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
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PATENTED NOV. 28, M05.
T. LINDSAY. DRIVING AXLE STRCTRE FOR AUTOMOBILES.
APPLITION FILED MRB, 1905.
\ .mm-.nu illlllIlIIIl-lllll NITED STATES OFFIOE.
THOMAS J. LINDSAY, OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA, ASSIGNOR OF ONE- HALF TO WILLARI)l HARMON, OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
DRIVING-AXLE STRUCTURE FOR AUTOMOBILES.
Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented Nov. 28, 1905.
Application liled March 13, 1205. Serial No. 249.926.
To all whom, it 711/1/ 7/ concern.:
Be it known that I, THOMAS J. LINDSAY, a citizen of the United States, residing at Indianapolis, in the county of Marion and State of Indiana, have invented certain new and useful Improvements Driving-Axle Structures for Automobiles, of which the following is a speciiication.
My invention relates to an improvement in automobile rear-axle structure, especially of that type shown in my Patent N o. 748,760 of January 5, 1904.
The object of my present invention is to produce a structure from which the compensating gear may be transversely withdrawn without disturbing the shaft-sections.
The accompanying drawings illustrate my invention as embodied in a bevel-gear drive, Figure 1 being a horizontal section of the structure with the transversely-removable cap omitted 5 Figs. 2 and 3, end elevations of the cooperating ends of a shaft-section and adjacent portion of the compensating gearing; and Fig. 4 a plan, on a reduced scale, of the cap. (Omitted in Fig. 1.)
In the drawings, and 11 indicate a pair of hollow-axle sections which are connected at their inner ends by means of a gear-inclosing casing consisting of a portion 12, to which the axle-sections are rigidly connected, and a `removable cap 13, which complements the structure 12 and which may be readily removed therefrom. Mounted in the axle- sections 10 and 11 are shaft- sections 14 and 15, respectively, which in the present case are shown as journaled in the axle-sections by suitable bearings B. Journaled in suitable bearingsXis the compensating-gear structure O, which may be of any desired type, the main gears Gof which, however, preferably permanently project'beyond the bearings X. The adjacent ends of the gears G and the shaft- sections 14 and 15 are provided with .coacting parts, which permit transverse withdrawal. In the present case said connections consist of a diametrical slot 16, formed across the end of the shank of the gear G, and a corresponding diametrical rib 17, formed at the end of the shaft- section 14 or 15. f
The bearings X are preferably bodily transversely removable from the casing 12.
In operation the shaft- sections 14 and 15 may remain in position', and when the cap 13 is removed and the shaft-sections turned until the portions 17 of the two shaft-sections lie at substantially right angles to the casing 12 the compensating-'gear structure C may be bodily transversely withdrawn from the structure without disturbing the shaft-sections in the axle structure.
I claim as my invention` 1. In a driving-axle structure for automobiles, the combination of a hollow-axle structure, a pair of shaft-sections mounted therein and having their adjacent ends separated, a compensating-gear structure journaled in the axle structure between the adjacent ends of the' shaft-sections, and driving connections between the said shaft-sections and compensating gear permitting transverse withdrawal of the compensating gear without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
2. Ina driving-axle structure for automobiles, the combination of a hollow-axle structure, a pair of shaft-sections rotatably mounted therein with their adjacent ends separated, a rotatable driving element mounted in said structure between the adjacent ends of theshaft-sections, and driving connections between said rotatable driving element and the adjacent ends of the shaft-sections permitting transverse withdrawal of the driving element without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
3. In a driving-axle structure for automobiles, the combination of, a hollow-axle structure consisting of a pair of hollow casings, and an intermediate larger casing connecting the adjacent ends thereof and consisting of a main portion and a removable cap, a pair of shaft-sections mounted in said axle structure and having their adjacent ends sepaings and an intermediate larger casing connecting the adjacent ends thereof and consisting of a main portion and a removable cap, a pair of shaft-sections mounted in said axle rated but projecting into the intermediate cas- A IOO ture consisting of a pair of hollow axle casstructure and having their adjacent ends separated but projecting into the intermediate casing, a compensating-gear structure independently journaled in the main portion of said larger casing, and driving connections between said compensating-gear structure and the adjacent ends of the shaft-sections permitting transverse withdrawal of the compensating-gear structure without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
5. In a driving-axle structure for automobiles, the combination of, a hollow-axle structure, a pair of shaft-sections mounted therein and having their adjacent ends separated, a compensating-gear structure journaled in the axle structure between the adjacent ends of the shaft-sections, and a driving connection between the inner end of each shaft-section and the adjacent portion of the compensating gear consisting of a diametrical rib and corresponding slot permitting transverse withdrawal of the compensating gear without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
6. In a driving-axle structure for automobiles, the combination of, a hollow-axle structure, a pair of shaft-sections rotatably mounted therein with their adjacent ends separated, a rotatable driving element mounted in said structure between the adjacent ends of the 'shaft-sections, and a driving connection between each end of the rotatable driving element, and the adjacent shaft-section end consisting of a diametrical rib and slot permitting transverse withdrawal of the driving element without axial movement of the shaftsections.
7. In a driving-axle structure for automobiles, the combination of, a hollow-axle structure consisting of a pair of hollow casings, an intermediate larger casing connecting the adjacent ends thereof and consisting of a main portion and a removable cap, a pair of shaftsections mounted in said axle structure and having their adjacent ends separatedl but projecting into the intermediate casing, a compensating-gear structure arranged in said larger casing between the adjacent ends of the shaft-sections, and a driving connection between each end of said compensating-gear structure and the adjacent shaft-section end consisting of a diametrical rib and slot permitting transverse withdrawal of the compensating-gear structure without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
S.. In a driving-axle structure for automobiles, the combination of, a hollow-axle structure consisting of a pair of hollow-axle casings and an intermediate larger casing connecting the adjacent ends thereof and consisting of' a main portion and a removable cap, a pair of shaft-sections mounted in said axle structure and having their adjacent ends separated but projecting into the intermediate casing, a compensating-gear structure independently journaled in the main portion of the larger casing, and a driving connection between each end of said compensating-gear structure and the adjacent shaftsection end consisting of a diametrical rib and slot permitting transverse withdrawal of the compensating gear structure without axial movement of the shaft-sections.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal, at Indianapolis, Indiana, this 3d day of March, A. D. 1905.
TI-IGMAS J. LINDSAY. [L. s]
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ARTHUR M. Hoon, JAMEs A. WALSH
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US3344687A (en) * | 1965-10-22 | 1967-10-03 | Ford Motor Co | Axle subassembly |
US5709135A (en) * | 1996-04-04 | 1998-01-20 | Dana Corporation | Clam-shell shaped differential housing and lubrication system therefor |
US6554733B2 (en) * | 2000-09-14 | 2003-04-29 | Daimlerchrysler Ag | Differential transmission with bevel gears and method for its installation in a non-rotating outer housing |
DE102011082406A1 (en) * | 2011-09-09 | 2013-03-14 | Zf Friedrichshafen Ag | bevel gear |
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Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
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US3344687A (en) * | 1965-10-22 | 1967-10-03 | Ford Motor Co | Axle subassembly |
US5709135A (en) * | 1996-04-04 | 1998-01-20 | Dana Corporation | Clam-shell shaped differential housing and lubrication system therefor |
US6554733B2 (en) * | 2000-09-14 | 2003-04-29 | Daimlerchrysler Ag | Differential transmission with bevel gears and method for its installation in a non-rotating outer housing |
DE102011082406A1 (en) * | 2011-09-09 | 2013-03-14 | Zf Friedrichshafen Ag | bevel gear |
US9032826B2 (en) | 2011-09-09 | 2015-05-19 | Zf Friedrichshafen Ag | Bevel gear transmission |
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