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A Study of a Metal Pushing V-Belt Type CVT-Part 2: Compression Force Between Metal Blocks and Ring Tension
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In this study, distributions of block compression force on the driving and driven pulleys were measured using a tiny load-cell inserted between two blocks and a telemeter system, under several constant speed ratios. Ring tension distributions were also measured using a specially devised block. From the experimental results, the following conclusions were drawn:
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Block compression force distribution on the driving pulley is significantly different from that on the driven pulley.
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Ring tension takes different value at each side of strings. It is considered that this phenomenon is caused by difference of saddle surface speed between two pulleys.
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Fujii, T., Kurokawa, T., and Kanehara, S., "A Study of a Metal Pushing V-Belt Type CVT-Part 2: Compression Force Between Metal Blocks and Ring Tension," SAE Technical Paper 930667, 1993, https://doi.org/10.4271/930667.Also In
References
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- Katsuya K. et al. Analysis of Behavior of CVT Belts . Proc. of JSAE 891041 1989 171 174