What is a UNIVERSAL JOINT - Cardan or Constant-velocity Joint?

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[@cayezara8110]

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[@learnchannel-TV]

nice animation - now I know more about this type of gear.

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[@vishaldileep8944]

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[@terry32]

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[@leeedsonetwo]

Thanks for the explanation.

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[@jangarakeshkumar-iitk4316]

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[@thesetruths1404]

Do you know anyone who has compared wear, load abilities, and resistance to operational grime with OEM new u-joints and a few popular aftermarket brands too?

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[@bobbysenterprises3220]

Good animations. No know it's not typical but cv joints are far from being in every vehicle. My daily driven 4wd relies only on several u joints (for now at least). I would have liked to see the effect of two offset joints on the shaft speed variation graph though. But glad I found your video to explain these joint differences to my daughter

[@afrikaniz3d]

Great demo.

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The vedio was amazingly high quality. Keep up ...I wish to know more about the gearbox

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[@claudiochiaro1981]

what is maximum and minimum angle at which this joint can transfer power?

[@buder5116]

nice animation i like the fact they put scracth on the shaft :D Authentic:D though i dont understand that elastic thing and how do the CVJ go in and out of the uper joint? probably animation weirdness but how :S

[@Jaescompany]

Hello. Thank you so much for your comment! We are glad you like our animation! In constant velocity joints the connection between the two shafts takes place thanks to a series of steel balls placed one by one inside a cage. Thanks to this cage the balls are free to rotate indipendently inside its grooves, allowing the articulation of the shafts as well as the transmission of motion. I hope I helped you! And if you have other questions, please don't esitate to ask. Did you have a chance to watch our video about SCREW JACKS? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n169ZZuwlLCLZq8 We would like to know your opinion about it. If you want to learn more about our projects, please visit our website www.jaescompany.com/

[@marcocalabrese9326]

What material the cross pin member Is made of?

[@jaesjaes1872]

In the double u joint the input and the output shaft have to be parallel in order to maintain a costant speed

[@XianboLiu]

Don't need to be parallel. The equal angle of each joint is sufficient to keep a constant speed

[@drisszouiten6614]

CV joint isn't explained in this video enough,.; but I found it very interesting, thank you

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[@twainjones]

2:11 Oh that's beautiful ❤

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[@urtiaga71]

Great animation and clear voice. I think In both type of joints, the vertical movement of the object in the output shaft (lets take a car wheel as example) it would require that output shaft enlarges or contract because of the angular movement otherwise there would be an unexpected horizontal displacement in the wheel. Am I right? How does it deal with that? Thanks !

[@bmoers01]

most shafts have a sleeve and plunger system that allows the shaft to lengthen and shorten as needed, hope this helped :)

[@Mechanic21]

I am mechanic ,good jobs

[@paulstandaert2042]

The way I learned it, a "CV" joint is really not constant velocity. Like the U-joint, the speed variation exists, but at a lesser amount. There is a higher frequency of speed variation at a lower amplitude. If you have 5 balls in your CV joint, it won't be as constant as it would be if it had 6, or 7, or 8.

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[@NathanLarson01]

That's an important detail, thanks for sharing.

[@andrearicotta596]

So in the double universal joint is the speed of the output shaft equal to the speed of the input shaft?

[@MrOnemanop]

Yes. It's only within one rotation that some flexion and differential in speed occurs. And it is only slight. measureable only within engineering graphing. Not normally noticeable, at least at ICE (speeds).

[@burakaydn4553]

Hello everyone, I need the fomula of relation between the input velocity and output velocity with respect to operating angle. If you know the formula please let me know.

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Andraz P Thank you vere much.

[@lucapavan8537]

In the costant velocity joint does the transmition ratio remains costant becouse of the metal spheres?

[@capaya8139]

it remains constant because the metal spheres act as a middle man between the two shafts. no matter the angle of the input shaft, the metal balls will spin at the same rate as the input shaft

[@francescagraziotto6339]

Very nice 3D animation! But I don't understand what causes vibration...

[@panda3d180]

Sorry about my false reply. It is caused by phase shifting.

[@panda3d180]

The greater the operating angle, the more vibration.

[@hazbiniznow89]

It can be from harmonics. Like why they have a harmonic balancer on the crank and balanced with the fly wheel and possibly a balance Shaft. Vibrations from somewhere near the device can vibrations on the axel. The cv Axel's for cars have a balancer attached to them.

[@drubradley8821]

Welp, although a nice looking animation, the configuration of the U-joint arrangements in several of the examples is 100% wrong. Time stamp at @3:30, the tractor's PTO output... running a double cardan into a single U-joint articulated will cause the vibration/pulsing.. Screwed up there. Time stamp at @3:45, the drive shaft on the conveyor system, shows those joints 90 degrees out of phase to one another. which will cause vibration/pulsing. Screwed up there.

[@PICCI701]

Is interesting video please anyone has knowledge advise us where universal joint are used

[@richardschofield2201]

Prop shafts. From a gearbox to the diff is one of the most common places

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[@giovannigobbo3337]

I think that the angle of the output shaft must be the same of the angle of the input shaft..

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[@mambofox4333]

Ok, so why do trucks use a universal joint

[@MrOnemanop]

Because when under operational load, the flex of the chassis, motor and transmission mounts, and the flexing of the rear suspension, cause a misalignment of the transmission output shaft and the rear axle yoke. Without some allowance for deflection, a solid connection would cause extreme load and failure of the coupling. Simply put, the two ends flex, and the universal joint moves to accommodate a certain amount of movement.

[@nelunicoara4483]

Explanation for second type of UJ is horibile. You should remake it.

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[@nelunicoara4483]

@@Jaescompany More details, more sections on animated 3D model, show difference between this UJ and other similar sliding asemblies (Like ball bearings) and others.

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[@Unknown-vp2vt]

he lost me at cardan joint

[@sawyerbarnes7439]

Why aren't all universal joins replaced with constant volatile joints?

[@TheMaddog0266]

Very good

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