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AssigneesJATCO Ltd, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
InventorHisashi Toyama
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Abstract
A case for housing a driving force transmission device includes a wall section defining a through-hole through which a shaft is configured to pass. The wall section, as viewed from an axial direction, includes an annular section surrounding the through-hole, first ribs that extend radially outward from the annular section, a second rib that crosses a vertical line that passes through an axial center of the shaft from one side to the other side, and a recess that opens at a bottom end surface of the wall section, and recessed in a direction along the vertical line. A bottom surface of the recess has a shape such that a side farther from the vertical line is located closer to a bottom end surface side. A region of the wall section in which the recess is provided is connected to one end of the second rib.
Claims6
A case for housing a driving force transmission device, comprising:
- a wall section defining a through-hole through which a shaft for transmitting driving force is configured to pass, wherein
- the wall section, as viewed from an axial direction of the shaft, includes
- an annular section surrounding the through-hole,
- a plurality of first ribs that extend radially outward from the annular section,
- a second rib that crosses a vertical line that passes through an axial center of the shaft from one side of the vertical line to the other side of the vertical line, and
- at least one recess that opens at a bottom end surface of the wall section, the at least one recess being recessed in a direction along the vertical line, a bottom surface of the at least one recess, as viewed from the axial direction, having a shape such that a side farther from the vertical line is located closer to a bottom end surface side, and
- one end of the second rib diverges from a region of the wall section in which the at least one recess is provided.
A for housing a driving force transmission device, comprising:
- a wall section defining a through-hole through which a shaft for transmitting driving force is configured to pass, wherein
- the wall section, as viewed from an axial direction of the shaft, includes
- an annular section surrounding the through-hole,
- a plurality of first ribs that extend radially outward from the annular section,
- a second rib that crosses a vertical line that passes through an axial center of the shaft from one side of the vertical line to the other side of the vertical line, and
- at least one recess that opens at a bottom end surface of the wall section, the at least one recess being recessed in a direction along the vertical line, a bottom surface of the at least one recess, as viewed from the axial direction, having a shape such that a side farther from the vertical line is located closer to a bottom end surface side,
- a region of the wall section in which the at least one recess is provided is connected to one end of the second rib, and
- the bottom surface of the at least one recess is stepped so as to approach the bottom end surface with increasing distance from the vertical line.
A case for housing a driving force transmission device, comprising:
- a wall section defining a through-hole through which a shaft for transmitting driving force is configured to pass, wherein
- the wall section, as viewed from an axial direction of the shaft, includes
- an annular section surrounding the through-hole,
- a plurality of first ribs that extend radially outward from the annular section,
- a second rib that crosses a vertical line that passes through an axial center of the shaft from one side of the vertical line to the other side of the vertical line, and
- at least one recess that opens at a bottom end surface of the wall section, the at least one recess being recessed in a direction along the vertical line, a bottom surface of the at least one recess, as viewed from the axial direction, having a shape such that a side farther from the vertical line is located closer to a bottom end surface side,
- a region of the wall section in which the at least one recess is provided is connected to one end of the second rib,
- as viewed from the axial direction, the wall section has a third rib between the annular section and the second rib in the direction of the vertical line,
- the third rib branches off of one of the first ribs and extends in a direction approaching the vertical line, and
- one end section of the one of the first ribs, from which the third rib branches, connects to the region of the wall section in which the recess is provided.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.