The Influence of the Bush-Bushes Pocket Geometry on the Bush Contact Angle

Radu Velicu; Radu G. Saulescu; Mihai Tiberiu Lates

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.880.15

Paper Titles

Preface

On the Centrifugal Effect on the Load of Chain and Belt Transmissions
p.3

The Tribological Modeling of the Tensioning Guide - Toothed Chain Contact
p.9

The Influence of the Bush-Bushes Pocket Geometry on the Bush Contact Angle
p.15

Sprocket - Silent Chain Force Distribution with the Influence of Friction
p.21

Experimental and Numerical Analyses of the Flow and Temperature of Buoyancy-Marangoni Convection in a Liquid
p.27

Experimental Investigations Concerning Friction from Threaded Assemblies
p.33

Numerical Calculation of Uniformly Loss Pressure Distributed in the Industrial Pipes with Ring-Eccentric Section and non Uniform Roughness - The Case of Critical Transition Flow with Re₀≤Re≤Re₁, Δ≥0,007
p.39

An Overview of Snake like Units
p.45

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The Influence of the Bush-Bushes Pocket Geometry on the Bush Contact Angle

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The chain drive transmissions are used mainly in the automotive industry as distribution transmissions in cars. In the specific literature, the kinematics and the dynamic analysis problems are accomplished depending on the European and American standards. The contact between the chain’s bush and the chain wheel is influencing the transmissions dynamics and is influenced directly by its geometry. According to these, the paper presents the influence of the chain wheel’s geometry on the contact angle which depends on the point’s position where the normal and transversal forces are acting.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 880)

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Radu Velicu, Radu G. Saulescu*, Mihai Tiberiu Lates

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Chain Transmissions, Contact Angle, Contact Point, Kinematic of Chain Link

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