Transmission with Alternating Rotary Disks
OwnerTerry Gordon Woodinventor
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Abstract
A transmission with alternating rotary disks is presented. The transmission with alternating rotary disks contains a plurality of first rotary disk assemblies, a plurality of second rotary disk assemblies, a drive shaft, and a gearbox shell. The plurality of first rotary disk assemblies is rotatably connected to the plurality of second rotary disk assemblies, where the plurality of first rotary disk assemblies and the second plurality of disk assemblies are arranged in a specified pattern. The first rotary disk assembly contains a first rotary element that rotates in one direction when the drive shaft is subjected to torque. The second rotary disk assembly contains a second rotary element that rotates in the opposite direction, relative to the first rotary element rotation.
Claims20
A transmission with alternating rotary disks comprising:
- a gearbox housing;
- a first rotary disk assembly;
- a drive shaft;
- a plurality of mounting shafts;
- the gearbox housing comprising a drive aperture;
- the first rotary disk assembly comprising a first rotary element, a plurality of first mounting rollers, and a first rotary driver;
- the drive aperture traversing through the gearbox housing;
- the first rotary disk assembly being positioned within the gearbox housing;
- the plurality of mounting shafts being radially distributed about the first rotary disk;
- the plurality of mounting shafts being connected within the gearbox housing;
- the plurality of first mounting rollers being rotatably connected to the plurality of mounting shafts;
- the plurality of first mounting rollers being rotatably engaged about the first rotary element;
- the drive shaft being rotatably connected to the drive aperture;
- the drive shaft traversing into the gearbox housing;
- the first rotary driver being torsionally connected to the drive shaft;
- and
- the first rotary driver being rotatably engaged to the first rotary element.
A transmission with alternating rotary disks comprising:
- a gearbox housing;
- a first rotary disk assembly;
- a second rotary disk assembly;
- a drive shaft;
- a plurality of mounting shafts;
- a reversal shaft;
- the gearbox housing comprising a drive aperture;
- the first rotary disk assembly comprising a first rotary element, a plurality of first mounting rollers, and a first rotary driver;
- the second rotary disk assembly comprising a second rotary element, a reversal rotary element, a plurality of second mounting rollers, and a second rotary driver;
- the first rotary element comprising a first rotary aperture and a first mounting surface;
- the drive aperture traversing through the gearbox housing;
- the first rotary disk assembly being positioned within the gearbox housing;
- the plurality of mounting shafts being radially distributed about the first rotary disk;
- the plurality of mounting shafts being connected within the gearbox housing;
- the plurality of first mounting rollers being rotatably connected to the plurality of mounting shafts;
- the plurality of first mounting rollers being rotatably engaged about the first rotary element;
- the drive shaft being rotatably connected to the drive aperture;
- the drive shaft traversing into the gearbox housing;
- the first rotary driver being torsionally connected to the drive shaft;
- the first rotary driver being rotatably engaged to the first rotary element;
- the second rotary disk assembly being positioned within the gearbox housing;
- the second rotary disk assembly being positioned adjacent to the first rotary disk assembly;
- the plurality of mounting shafts being radially distributed about the second rotary disk;
- the plurality of second mounting rollers being rotatably connected to the plurality of mounting shafts;
- the plurality of second mounting rollers being rotatably engaged about the second rotary element;
- the reversal rotary element being rotatably engaged to the second rotary element, wherein the reversal rotary element is configured to reverse the direction of rotation of the second rotary element relative to the direction of rotation of the first rotary disk assembly;
- the reversal shaft being connected within the gearbox housing;
- the reversal rotary element being rotatably connected to the reversal shaft;
- the second rotary driver being rotatably engaged to the reversal rotary element;
- the second rotary driver being torsionally connected to the drive shaft;
- the first rotary aperture traversing through the first rotary element;
- and
- the first mounting surface being peripherally positioned along the first rotary aperture.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.