Epicyclics take more of the torque

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Norbat Tools, a UK based company has developed an epicyclic gearbox that can deliver more torque per unit diameter when gear elements are supported by bearings on either side. Further, increase in torque can be obtained by using stronger base materials along with surface treatments and needle roller bearings without cages.

author: Shelley, Tom
Product development, Speed Changer, Industrial High-Speed Drive, and Gear Manufacturing, Fluid Power Cylinder and Actuator Manufacturing, Mechanical Transmissions, Speed changers, drives, and gears, Speed Changers, Drives & Gears, Hydraulic Marine Transmission Controls, Transmissions (Mechanical)

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Valve actuator speeds engine response

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A new type of electrical device that can work either as a rotary actuator, swinging back and forth, or as a stepper motor, able to run at up to 4,000 rpm. The new embodiment is specially developed to produce variable poppet valve movement in a new generation of internal combustion engines.

author: Shelley, Tom
Innovations, Valve actuators, Rotary engines

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Triple attack brings R&D to market

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Festo is significantly developing its business by channeling its R&D through a multi-bifurcated strategy. It has implemented a common solutions database, restructured its product range and increased the use of information technology.

author: Shelley, Tom
Science & research, General Industrial Machinery, Research, Industrial equipment and supplies industry, Industrial equipment industry, Festo Corp.

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