pin-drive
Eleven lobes from twelve pins, at 0° of eccentric
The pins are circles and the disc is their envelope. One turn of the eccentric moves the disc back by one lobe pitch — a reduction of 11 : 1 from a ring, a disc and an offset bearing, with no gear teeth anywhere — and the profile's 11 lobes are counted off the generated curve rather than put there. The roots sit at 50.00 mm and the tips at 60.00, which are R − r ∓ e: the eccentricity is the lobe height, twice over. positioned by solving, not by drawing.
Shapes cut to fitdraggable: eccentric angle (rad)wide
Where it is used
- Three chambers and a constant The shape is the unknown
- Eleven lobes from twelve pins The shape is the unknown
- What a second contact is for The shape is the unknown
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