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SAE transactions | 1983

NEEDLE BEARING AXIAL THRUST STUDY

James C. Ulezelski; David Gordon Evans; Raymond J. Haka; John D. Malloy

This paper discusses the mechanics of axial forces generated by needle skew in full complement, continuous rotation needle bearings. Experimental measurements of the axial forces and observed needle skew angles are presented for single and double row bearings. Various mechanisms causing the needles to skew are discussed along with design modifications for eliminating or reducing the axial thrust.


ASME 2003 International Design Engineering Technical Conferences and Computers and Information in Engineering Conference | 2003

Determination of Efficiency (Torque Related Losses) in Planetary Gearsets: Generalized Theory for Simple and Compound Gearsets

Raymond J. Haka

This paper presents the mathematics governing the torque related losses in a planetary gear set. The losses as a function of the Ring to Sun ratio, which element is grounded (Sun, Ring, or Carrier), and whether the system is “Simple” or “Compound” are developed. The paper also develops the mathematics governing the losses in planetary gear sets that are connected together.Copyright


Archive | 2004

MULTI-SPEED POWER TRANSMISSION

Raymond J. Haka


Archive | 2002

DUAL MODE, GEARED NEUTRAL CONTINUOUSLY VARIABLE TRANSMISSION

Raymond J. Haka


Archive | 1999

Hybrid drive with one-way drive connections

Raymond J. Haka


Archive | 1993

Clearance adjustment for a multi-plate fluid operated friction clutch

Raymond J. Haka


Archive | 2003

Dual input clutch transmission having synchronizers for establishing speed ratios

Raymond J. Haka


Archive | 2003

Dual clutch planetary manual transmission with switched output

Raymond J. Haka


Archive | 1998

Powertrain transmission with torque converter planetary gearing and a continuously variable transmission unit

Raymond J. Haka


Archive | 1991

Self-adjusting servo mechanism for actuating a friction band assembly in a planetary gear set

Raymond J. Haka

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