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One way you could do that (it might require significant rework) is with the use of a differential /planetary gear system.

The planetary gear arrangement with the sun-planets-ring might lend itself more to the endeavour

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i.e. attach:

  • the red shaft to the sun
  • the outer (blue) tube to the ring
  • the gear to the planet carrier.

There are a lot of asterisks, i.e. what is the rpm on the output compared to the rpm of the shaft and the ring, however, since you did any information I assumed that you wanted to transfer power/torque.

One way you could do that (it might require significant rework) is with the use of a differential /planetary gear system.

The planetary gear arrangement with the sun-planets-ring might lend itself more to the endeavour

enter image description here

i.e. attach:

  • the red shaft to the sun
  • the outer (blue) tube to the ring
  • the gear to the planet carrier.

One way you could do that (it might require significant rework) is with the use of a differential /planetary gear system.

The planetary gear arrangement with the sun-planets-ring might lend itself more to the endeavour

enter image description here

i.e. attach:

  • the red shaft to the sun
  • the outer (blue) tube to the ring
  • the gear to the planet carrier.

There are a lot of asterisks, i.e. what is the rpm on the output compared to the rpm of the shaft and the ring, however, since you did any information I assumed that you wanted to transfer power/torque.

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NMech
  • 24.3k
  • 3
  • 37
  • 76

One way you could do that (it might require significant rework) is with the use of a differential /planetary gear system.

The planetary gear arrangement with the sun-planets-ring might lend itself more to the endeavour

enter image description here

i.e. attach:

  • the red shaft to the sun
  • the outer (blue) tube to the ring
  • the gear to the planet carrier.