Mechanical drive connection for driving a shaft in rotation by transmission under tension
AssigneeLatecoere
InventorSébastien DEVILLEZ
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Abstract
A mechanical drive connection assembly (1) for driving in rotation a carrier shaft (2) of a structure rotating about a central axis (2a) passing through this carrier shaft (2). This connection (1) includes at least one drive ring (3a) that is secured to this carrier shaft (2) and driven in rotation in a given direction (S1) by a transmission member (4a, 4b). This transmission member is connected at one end to the drive ring (3a) by winding and at its other end to a traction device. The rotation in the opposite direction (S2) is generated by a second traction device (5) connected to the carrier shaft (2).
Claims23
An assembly of a mechanical drive connection (1) for rotating a support shaft (2) of a structure which rotates about a central axis (2a) of the support shaft (2) driven by said connection (1), the assembly comprising:
- at least one traction;
- a transmission member, and
- a drive ring (3a, 3e) carried by said support shaft (2) for rotation about said central axis (2a) and for translation along said axis:
- wherein the drive ring (3a, 3e) is driven in rotation by the transmission member (4a, 4b;
- 8a, 8b) having a body (4c;
- 8c) and a first we ends, one of which, the driven end (4d;
- 8d) is fitted to the drive ring (3a, 3e) and wound around said ring, and the a second end (4e;
- 8e) fitted into the traction device causing the transmission member to unwind from the drive ring (3a, 3e) and the carrier shaft (2) to rotate in a given direction (S1), a rotation in the opposite direction (S2) being generated by a second traction device connected to the carrier shaft (2) and in that each one of the traction device is a traction shaft (5) rotating about an axis (5a) of rotation parallel to the central axis (2a) of rotation and comprising a drive wheel (6a, 6b, 6e, 6f) which winds up the corresponding transmission member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.