Jan 17, 2021 19:47
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French term

chariot de compensation de jeu d’engrènement

French to English Tech/Engineering Engineering (general) in a patent
* Bouchon d’étanchéité pour carter de réducteur portant un chariot de compensation de jeu d’engrènement
* ledit bouchon comprenant un moyeu plein, d’axe central (XX’), agencé pour obstruer l’orifice du carter, ..., ledit bouchon étant caractérisé en ce qu’il comporte:
- un chariot de rattrapage de jeu, qui est distinct du moyeu et qui est monté mobile sur un support de guidage porté par le moyeu,
Change log

Jan 17, 2021 21:53: writeaway changed "Field (write-in)" from "patent" to "in a patent"

Jan 17, 2021 23:41: Yolanda Broad changed "Term asked" from "chariot de rattrapage de jeu" to "chariot de compensation de jeu d’engrènement"

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French term (edited): chariot de rattrapage de jeu

slack compensation cart / device / system

Peer comment(s):

disagree pascie : not the right patent
16 hrs
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Gear clearance compensation cart

Mating gears also have a clearance (play) vertical to tooth depth. This is called Tip and Root Clearance (c), the distance between the tooth root and the tooth tip of mating gears.


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Note added at 5 hrs (2021-01-18 00:53:42 GMT)
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Backlash” = “slack in the system, or the taking up of the slack in a system.”

A typical example would be the slack in the coupling of rail cars. When a train first starts to move, all the slack must be taken up and you feel the jerks as each car’s slack is taken up.

Gears also have clearance between the teeth. If you turn a gear clockwise and then counter-clockwise (anti-clockwise) the clearance is the “backlash” and also the impact of the backlash is called “backlash”.
Example sentence:

An example, in the context of gears and gear trains, is the amount of clearance between mated gear teeth. It can be seen

Golf Cart Gearbox

Peer comment(s):

neutral Daryo : possible, but your ref. links are not working
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Hi-thx for letting me know Daryo. Try to copy-paste them directly in your browser-if that does not work I ll fix it later in the morning- going to hit the bed for couple of hours it is 3h25 loc time -wake up time in 4.hrs Regards
neutral chris collister : "carriage" may be more appropriate than "cart". Nothing to do with golf carts!
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It is not a "golf cart" but the gearbox of a VW Golf ,Chris. If you have a solution/answer with "carriage", go ahead. Anyhow, I'll post some new links in the afternoon since i promised Daryo to do so. We will see. Have a good day.
agree pascie : with Chris collister
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Ok, so you "agree" to "disagree" with me so you could "agree" with Chris? -:)
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MESHING PLAY-COMPENSATING CARRIAGE

Cart is not appropriate.
SEALING PLUG FOR A REDUCER CASING, BEARING A MESHING PLAY-COMPENSATING CARRIAGE


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A plug for closing an opening of a casing, the plug including a solid hub, with central axis, as well as a retaining member which ensures the axial attachment of the plug in the opening, the plug including a play-compensating carriage, which is distinct from the hub and which is movably mounted on a guiding support borne by the hub, the guiding support being arranged in such a way as to axially retain the carriage and to guide the relative movement of the carriage with respect to the hub in a direction termed the “play-compensating direction” transverse to the central axis, a spring-type resilient member, arranged between the guiding support and the carriage, and an orientating member arranged so as to orientate the plug, and consequently the play-compensating direction defined by the guiding support, in azimuth around the central axis, according to a predetermined orientation with respect to the casing.
Peer comment(s):

agree Tony M
2 days 9 hrs
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