TOOTHING FOR A ROTARY JOINT AND ROTARY JOINT OF A WIND TURBINE
A rotary joint of a wind turbine and toothing for a rotary joint is provided to reduce the production cost for a rotary joint and to enable a stiffening of the rotary joint. An inner ring or outer ring of a rotary joint (bearing) is not completely bored before the milling of the teeth. The material above the teeth is completely retained as a circumferential residual material ring in the blank of the inner ring or the outer ring. The individual teeth are milled by the milling tool only until the required tooth height is reached. The residual material above the teeth is completely retained circumferentially. It reinforces and stiffens the inner ring or the outer ring of the rotary joint. The individual teeth are stabilized at the end face by the residual material above the teeth at the transition to the solid material.
1 . A toothing for a rotary joint, which is introduced into a solid material by machining, wherein an interdental space is made between two adjacent teeth, each space having an arcuate termination such that a defined tooth height is ensured and a circumferential residual material ring is disposed above the arcuate termination.
2 . The toothing according to claim 1 , wherein the individual teeth along the defined tooth height have a tooth geometry for involute toothing.
3 . The toothing according to claim 1 , wherein the interdental space between the individual teeth has a defined width.
4 . The toothing according to claim 1 , wherein the arcuate termination of the interdental space is ogival or round-arched.
5 . The toothing according to claim 4 , wherein the arcuate termination of the interdental space is ogival.
6 . A rotary joint of a wind turbine comprising:
a toothing; and
a bearing with an inner ring and an outer ring, which are fabricated from a solid material, the inner ring or the outer ring being operatively connected to an adjusting drive via the toothing,
wherein the toothing has a plurality of teeth introduced into the solid material,
wherein above the teeth a circumferential, completely retained residual material ring remains at a transition to the solid material of the inner ring or the outer ring, which residual material ring stabilizes both the toothing and the inner ring or the outer ring.
7 . The rotary joint according to claim 1 , wherein the teeth of the toothing have a defined tooth height that are introduced starting from a lower end face of the inner ring or a lower end face of the outer ring, and wherein the toothing between the teeth has a plurality of interdental spaces, each with an arcuate termination, wherein an arcuate termination of the interdental spaces points in a direction of an upper end face of the inner ring or an upper end face of the outer ring, and wherein the circumferential residual material ring remains between the upper end face and the arcuate spaces on the inner ring or on the outer ring.