DOJ Compact High-Angle Constant Velocity Joint

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NTN TECHNICAL REVIEW No.74 2006 New Products Information DOJ Compact High-Angle Constant Velocity Joint Lightweight and compact with a maximum operating angle of 30 DOJ External dimensions: one size more compact (approximately 4%) compared to the current 30 DOJ Weight: approximately 6% lighter Strength and durability: improved actual strength and durability through optimization of track contact angle/contact ratio, and cage offset Structure One size more compact Applications SUVs and other vehicles that require greater operating angles Typical application -116-

New Products Information PTJ High-Angle Low-Vibration Constant Velocity Joint The PTJ low-vibration constant velocity joint boasts the world s highest level of NVH performance 1 and achieves a maximum operating angle of 30 for the first time in the world 2 1 Performance associated with vehicle noise and vibration. 2 In the low-vibration tripod CVJ category Extended operating angle range that ensures low vibration From 15 to 17 Operation in low-vibration range The roller cassette is maintained parallel to the outer ring axis to ensure low vibration. Improved product: approximately 17 : approximately 15 Enlarged operating angle range Operation possible up to 30 Operation at maximum angle Improved product: approximately 30 : approximately26 Induced thrust 3rd component N rms 60 50 40 30 20 10 Comparison of induced thrust between 30 PTN and current PTJ Average of current PTJ 30 PTJ95 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 Angle (deg) Structure Applications Outside diameter: same as the current PTJ Outer ring Trunnion Lower cassette Crossover SUVs and other vehicle types that require greater operating angle and lower vibration Example of application Typical application -117-

NTN TECHNICAL REVIEW No.74 2006 Super-Wide Operating Angle (54 ) Fixed CVJ (TUJ) The world s first fixed CVJ capable of a super-wide operating angle ( max. = 54 ) Results of a case study that assumes a 4 increase in the operating angle with a fixed joint on an ordinary medium-sized FF vehicle Approximately 70 cm (13%) decrease in the minimum turning radius of the vehicle (when the wheelbase is the same as a conventional CVJ) Approximately 40 cm (15%) increase in the wheelbase (when the minimum turning radius is the same as a conventional CVJ) Example of use Sliding constant velocity joint Maximum operating angle ( max): 54 (current UJ: 50 ) Outer ring outside dia.: Same as with UJ Mechanical strength, durability: Equivalent to those with UJ Applications Fixed constant velocity joint Large-sized and medium-sized FF and 4WD vehicles boasting smaller minimum turning radius Front axle -118-

New Products Information Ultra-Low Torque Tapered Roller Bearing Significantly lower running torque (1/2 that of previous tapered roller bearing in the same class), without loss in bearing life and rigidity Performance Realization of lower torque: 1/2 that of previous bearing Compact bearing size: 10% or greater reduction of outside bearing diameter (same life and rigidity compared to previous bearing) Engineering challenges and solutions Challenge 1: Realization of lower torque Means for realization: Implementation of optimization in design Adoption of a new cage form with reduced oil stirring resistance Challenge 2: Maintain bearing life comparable to that of the previous bearing Means for realization: Adoption of FA heat treatment When lubricated with clean oil, the new product boasts a bearing life 2.8 times as long as that of the 4T product. Challenge 3: Maintain rigidity comparable to that of the previous bearing Means for realization: Adoption of a high load capacity design The cage is situated near the outer ring and a maximum possible number of rollers are incorporated. 27.25 27.25 Previous 30309D model 100 Oil flow 90 45 Image of oil flow Shape of cage pocket Running torque (Nm) Axial displacement ( m) 1.2 1 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0 0 Torque measurement result Bearing speed (r/min) Running torque is 1/2 as low as the previous product at a practical speed range of 500 2000 r/min. 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 500 1000 1500 2000 Bearing rigidity calculation result 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 Axial load (kn) The new product has rigidity nearly equivalent to that of the previous product -119-

NTN TECHNICAL REVIEW No.74 2006 High Load Capacity Tapered Hub Bearing for SUVs Realization of 20% longer bearing life and 7% higher rigidity in the same amount of space Narrower Wider Structure Cage Previous cage High load capacity cage Roller Enlarged view of rollers and cage Enlarged view of rollers and cage Enlarged view of rollers and cage Enlarged view of rollers and cage (equivalent) Clearance between rollers Clearance between rollers (smaller) The number of rollers is nearly equal to that of rollers used on full complement bearings. A smaller distance between the cage and the outer ring helps realize reduced roller-to-roller clearance without loss of the mechanical strength of the cage. 20% increase in bearing life (calculated life) 7% increase in bearing rigidity Wheel bearings for SUVs -120-

New Products Information Hub Bearing with Built-In Low-Torque Hermetic Seal Twice the sealing performance and a 15% reduction in running torque in the same seal space through optimization of structure, form and rubber material Structure Sealing performance: twice the resistance to muddy water Lower torque: 15% decrease in running torque (30% decrease with seal alone) Muddy water test result Muddy water resistance cycles Twice as great Enlarged view of seal Dual side lip (greater sealing performance) Running torque Torque test result 15% decrease in running torque Seal Bearing Radial lip (contact) Applications Side lip Radial lip (non-contact) Adoption of low torque rubber material (lower torque) Wheel bearings for passenger cars -121-

NTN TECHNICAL REVIEW No.74 2006 Hub Bearing with Built-In Active Sensor No need for adjustment of sensor air gap or machining of knuckle No need for adjustment of sensor air gap No need for machining work or assembly to secure the sensor to the knuckle Protection against flying rocks and prevention of jamming by foreign objects Means for realization Conventional arrangement Sensor is secured to the knuckle. Sensor is built into the hub bearing Sensing face is surrounded by a metal core Knuckle Metal core Sensor Constant velocity joint Magnetic encoder ring Air gap -122-

New Products Information Low-Emission Capable Laminated Conrod Module Shell-type needle roller bearing that can operate under minimal lubrication conditions to help comply with emission control Realization of compact size with NTN s unique laminated conrod Proposal of total VA/VE with modular design involving conrod that incorporates the shell-type needle roller bearings described above Modular design Thin sheets are pressed into conrod shapes Laminating by caulking Press-fitting Shell-type needle roller bearings capable of operation with minimal lubrication Through optimized design of the cage used on shell-type needle roller bearings and the higher precision of the outer ring, this conrod boasts excellent anti-seizure performance even under a severely reduced lubrication condition that is four times as demanding as conventional lubrication conditions (75% reduction in the amount of mixed oil). This conrod product features a unique laminated construction prepared by pressing thin sheets. As a result, it is very compact, with a minimum width that is 17% (6% in terms of outside dimensions) more compact than conventional conrod products formed by fine blanking techniques. NTN offers a modular conrod product that is capable of operation with minimal lubrication. This is prepared by press-fitting shell-type needle roller bearings into its unique laminated conrod component. Being highly functional and compact, this product also serves for VA/VE applications. Applications 2-cycle engines for agricultural machinery (pruning machines, spraying machines, chainsaws, etc.) Small-end face-side bearing Large-end face-side bearing Cross-sectional view of a 2-cycle engine for agricultural machinery Conrod -123-

NTN TECHNICAL REVIEW No.74 2006 High-Speed, High-Quality Color Filter Repair System Capable of coping with large-sized substrates, the system features multi-functionality and advanced functions 1) Realization of quick repair A dedicated high-speed drive mechanism is provided for repair fluid application A combination of a dedicated applicator needle and a repair fluid container is provided for each repair fluid No need to rinse the applicator needle; simpler color switching The tip of the applicator needle is refilled by repair fluid during application No need for separate repair fluid filling 70% reduction in repair time compared to previous repair systems 2) Realization of high-quality repair Each applicator needle has a specially treated tip. The amount of the repair fluid applied is adjusted precisely based on the time of contact between the color filter substrate and the applicator needle Prevention of overflow of repair fluid to defect-free areas Improvement in repair quality Example of repair Advantages of the NTN s unique applicator mechanism 1 High-speed mechanism specialized for application (for X1, X2, Y, and Z axes) The time needed for repair is reduced by the high-speed, highprecision drive motion of ultracompact linear motors. Optical observation 2 Provision of four applicator system Applicator nozzle needles Color switching without rinsing and reduced repair time are realized. 3 Unified support structure for applicator needles and repair fluid containers Filling of applicator needles with repair fluid is not necessary. 4 Filler-applicator needle The amount of liquid applied is adjusted in a range from a few picoliters (one trillionth of liter) to tens of picoliters. Repair quality is improved because any defect can be filled with a very small amount of the repair fluid. q w Repair fluid container Applicator nozzle Z axis X1 axis X2 axis Y axis Resist (repair fluid) container Conventional system New system r Coating is removed by lasers Repair fluid is applied -124-

New Products Information Advanced Functionality Controller for Parts Feeder Power consumption by parts feeders can be reduced by 30% compared with previous controllers 1) Optimal vibration frequency automatic adjustment function Automatic adjustment to the most efficient frequency Approximately 30% energy conservation 2) Constant amplitude function allows parts to be transported in an optimal state. Amplitude regulation: within 3% (under conditions that result in amplitude variation of 10% or greater with previous controllers) 3) No need for a vibration sensor Work to mount a vibration sensor and lay wires is not necessary The new controller can be easily installed to replace an older controller No problems such as broken vibration sensor leads Reduction of malfunctions Means for realization 1) The drive signal (voltage, current) to the vibrator electromagnet is accurately measured [drive signal measuring device] 2) Based on the measured values, (i) deviation from the optimal vibration frequency and (ii) the amount of transportation (vibration amplitude) are estimated [CPU] 3) The electromagnet is energized based on the vibration frequency and amplitude ordered by the CPU [inverter] Automatic adjustment of optimal frequency and constant amplitude functions are realized without use of an external vibration sensor Amplitude regulation 10% 0% -10% -20% -30% -40% -50% -60% -70% -80% Result of amplitude variation test relative to variation in the mass of the load New system Improvement Previous system 0 10 20 30 40 Load mass (kg) Setting 100V Control ON Setting 80V Control ON Setting 100V Control OFF Setting 80V Control OFF Controller block diagram q Drive signal measuring device Vibration w CPU Controller Parts feeder e Inverter circuit Vibrator electromagnet -125-

NTN TECHNICAL REVIEW No.74 Printed and published in November 1, 2006 Editor Kenji Okada Publisher Hitoshi Takai Published by NTN Corporation 3-17, 1-chome, kyomachibori, Nishi-ku, Osaka,J apan Printed by NISSHA Co., Ltd No part of this publication may be reprinted or reproduced without the prior permission of the copyright owner.