Device for Transmitting a Linear Movement To a Rotating Movement
OwnerErik Andre Wickmaninventor
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Abstract
The invention relates to a device for converting a linear motion into a rotary motion, wherein the device comprises a cylindrical pile rack, with teeth axially arranged around the entire pile throughout its longitudinal axis, and at least one gearbox comprising four gear wheels rotatably arranged around their own axis of rotation perpendicular to the centre axis of the pile rack and engaging in the pile of a first plane, the gear wheels having arcuate teeth and adapted to the radius of the pile and wherein the gearbox with the gears is further rotatably arranged around the centre axis of the pile rack so that the gear wheels guide and centre the pile rack as the gearbox moves linearly with respect to the pile rack and/or about the pile rack.
Claims15
A device (1) for converting a linear motion into a rotary motion, characterized in that the device comprises:
- a cylindrical pile rack (la), with teeth axially arranged around the entire pile throughout its longitudinal axis (Zp), and
- at least one gearbox (lb) comprising:
- four gears wheels (3) rotatably arranged around their own axis of rotation perpendicular to the centre axis of the pile rack (la) and engaging in the pile of a first plane (3,1), the gear wheels (3) having arcuate teeth and adapted to the radius of the pile (la) and wherein the gearbox (lb) with the gears (3) is further rotatably arranged around the centre axis of the pile rack (Zp) so that the gear wheels guide and centre the pile rack (la) as the gearbox moves linearly with respect to the pile rack and/or about the pile rack (la).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.