Linear reciprocative pseudogears: Difference between revisions
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[[File:Linear-reciprocative-pseudogears.jpg|480px|right|Example: LRPGs meshing in a 1:1 gearing ratio.]] | |||
Basically intermeshing racks with angled teeth. <br> | Basically intermeshing racks with angled teeth. <br> | ||
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– get the functionality of a mechanical differential <br> | – get the functionality of a mechanical differential <br> | ||
… thus "reciprocative (pseudo)gears". | … thus "reciprocative (pseudo)gears". | ||
= Usage as gears but all linear = | = Usage as gears but all linear = | ||
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== multi part elongation by mutual interlocking == | == multi part elongation by mutual interlocking == | ||
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Making them coaxially intermesh (partial form closure) can be used to extend their length. <br> | Making them coaxially intermesh (partial form closure) can be used to extend their length. <br> | ||
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== As tensioning element == | == As tensioning element == | ||
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They can be used as [[ReChain core chain|core chain]] in a [[ReChain]] frame system. | They can be used as [[ReChain core chain|core chain]] in a [[ReChain]] frame system. | ||
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* [[Potential early crystolecular building blocks]] | * [[Potential early crystolecular building blocks]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:15, 1 October 2025
Basically intermeshing racks with angled teeth.
Not referring to the attack angle but to the angle relative to the tacks normal vector.
But unlike racks they are used like gears to …
– get transmission leverage rations (gear-up / gear-down)
– get the functionality of a mechanical differential
… thus "reciprocative (pseudo)gears".
Usage as gears but all linear
Linear reciprocative transmission gearing
(wiki-TODO: Add a visual illustration. And OpenSCAD code?)
Linear reciprocative (pseudo)gear differentials
Note that the "planet plate" (in analogy to planets in planetary gears) has necessarily degrees of motion in two directions.
This can optionally be combined with a change of direction by 90° or any other angle.
Alternate uses (not as gears)
multi part elongation by mutual interlocking
(wiki-TODO: Add a visual illustration. And OpenSCAD code?)
Making them coaxially intermesh (partial form closure) can be used to extend their length.
Slide-apart normal to their main axis is prevented by vdW force.
Or additionally due to placement into a guiding channel.
As tensioning element
(wiki-TODO: Add a visual illustration. And OpenSCAD code?)
They can be used as core chain in a ReChain frame system.