Patent Application
20130319151
The present invention relates to a wave gear device capable of effectively utilizing an external space of a flexible externally toothed gear thereof.
One known example of a wave gear device is what is known as a cup-type device, such as is disclosed in Patent Document 1. In this type of wave gear device, a flexible externally toothed gear disposed on the inside of a rigid externally toothed gear has a cup shape. The flexible externally toothed gear comprises a cylindrical barrel part capable of flexing in the radial direction, a diaphragm extending inward in the radial direction from one end of the barrel part, and a thick annular or discoid boss formed as a continuation of the internal peripheral edge of the diaphragm. The region on the side of the open edge, which is the side opposite the diaphragm in the cylindrical barrel part, is an external-tooth-formation portion, where external teeth are formed in the external peripheral surface.
The flexible externally toothed gear is made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape by an ellipsoidally contoured wave generator mounted to the inside of the external-tooth-formation portion, and the flexible externally toothed gear is partially meshed with the rigid internally toothed gear. When the wave generator is rotated, the meshing positions of the two gears move in the circumferential direction, and relative rotation occurs between the two gears, the rotation corresponding to the difference in the number of teeth between the two gears. One gear is fixed in place so as to not rotate, whereby reduced rotation is outputted from the other gear. The wave generator is configured from an annular rigid cam plate, and a wave bearing mounted to the ellipsoidally contoured external peripheral surface of the cam plate.
Another known example of a wave gear device is what is referred to as a silk-hat-type device such as is disclosed in Patent Document 2. In this type of wave gear device, a flexible externally toothed gear disposed on the inside of a rigid internally toothed gear has a silk hat shape. The flexible externally toothed gear comprises a cylindrical barrel part capable of flexing in the radial direction, a diaphragm extending outward in the radial direction from one end of the barrel part, and a thick annular boss formed as a continuation of the external peripheral edge of the diaphragm. The region on the side of the open edge, which is the side opposite the diaphragm in the cylindrical barrel part, is an external-tooth-formation portion, where external teeth are formed in the external peripheral surface.
The flexible externally toothed gear is made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape by an ellipsoidally contoured wave generator mounted to the inside of the external-tooth-formation portion, and the flexible externally toothed gear is partially meshed with the rigid internally toothed gear. When the wave generator is rotated, the meshing positions of the two gears move in the circumferential direction, and relative rotation occurs between the two gears, the rotation corresponding to the difference in the number of teeth between the two gears. One gear is fixed in place so as to not rotate, whereby reduced rotation is outputted from the other gear. The wave generator is configured from an annular rigid cam plate, and a wave bearing mounted to the ellipsoidally contoured external peripheral surface of the cam plate.
Yet another known example of a wave gear device is what is referred to as a flat-type device such as is disclosed in Patent Document 3. In this type of wave gear device, a flexible externally toothed gear disposed on the inside of a rigid internally toothed gear has a simple shape comprising a cylindrical barrel part capable of flexing in the radial direction, and external teeth formed on the circular external peripheral surface of the cylindrical barrel part.
Two rigid internally toothed gears are disposed in parallel on the outer side of the flexible externally toothed gear. The flexible externally toothed gear is made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape by the ellipsoidally contoured wave generator mounted to the inner side of the flexible externally toothed gear, and the flexible externally toothed gear is partially meshed with the rigid internally toothed gears. When the wave generator is rotated, the meshing positions of the flexible externally toothed gear and the two rigid internally toothed gears move in the circumferential direction. One rigid internally toothed gear has the same number of teeth as the flexible externally toothed gear, and the other rigid internally toothed gear has more teeth than the flexible externally toothed gear. Therefore, the flexible externally toothed gear rotates integrally with the rigid internally toothed gear that has the same number of teeth, and relative rotation occurs with the rigid internally toothed gear that has a different number of teeth, the rotation corresponding to the difference in the number of teeth between the two gears. One rigid internally toothed gear is fixed in place so as to not rotate, whereby reduced rotation is outputted from the other rigid internally toothed gear. The wave generator is configured from an annular rigid cam plate, and a wave bearing mounted to the ellipsoidally contoured external peripheral surface of the cam plate.
In a conventional cup-shaped wave gear device, the outside diameter dimension of the device is stipulated by the rigid internally toothed gear positioned farthest to the outside. The rigid internally toothed gear serves as a restriction, and there is a limit to reducing the outside diameter dimension of the cup-shaped wave gear device.
In conventional silk-hat-type wave gear device, a diaphragm extends radially outward from one end of a cylindrical barrel part in the silk-hat-shaped flexible externally toothed gear, and an annular boss is formed in the external peripheral edge of the diaphragm. A rigid internally toothed gear is disposed on the external side of the cylindrical barrel part. Thus, the diaphragm, the boss, and the rigid internally toothed gear are positioned on the side of the external peripheral portion of the cylindrical barrel part, and a large dead space forms readily in between these components.
In a conventional flat-type wave gear device, the outside diameter dimension of the device is stipulated by two rigid internally toothed gears disposed on the external side of a cylindrical flexible externally toothed gear. Therefore, similar to the case of a cup-shaped wave gear device, the rigid internally toothed gears serve as a restriction, and there is a limit to reducing the outside diameter dimension of the flat-type wave gear device.
An object of the present invention is to provide a cup-shaped wave gear device suitable for reducing an outside diameter dimension, and a cup-shaped flexible internally toothed gear.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a silk-hat-type wave gear device which can effectively utilize space in the external periphery, and a silk-hat-shaped flexible internally toothed gear.
Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a flat-type wave gear device suitable for reducing an outside diameter dimension, and a flexible internally toothed gear.
In a wave gear device of the present invention, an internally toothed gear is a flexible internally toothed gear capable of flexing in a radial direction, an externally toothed gear is a rigid externally toothed gear, and the rigid externally toothed gear is disposed on the internal side of the flexible internally toothed gear. An internal-tooth-formation portion in the flexible internally toothed gear, and a pushed portion pushed by the wave generator and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape in the flexible internally toothed gear, are formed in positions displaced along a center axis line of the flexible internally toothed gear. Furthermore, a wave generator is disposed on the inside of the flexible internally toothed gear, and the pushed portion is pushed radially outward from the inside by the wave generator, whereby the pushed portion is made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape.
Thus, in the present invention, the internal-tooth-formation portion and the pushed portion are formed in the cylindrical barrel part of the flexible internally toothed gear in different positions along the center axis line, positions that are typically adjacent to each other. Because the internal-tooth-formation portion and the pushed portion are displaced along the center axis line, the wave generator can be disposed on the inside of the cylindrical barrel part of the flexible internally toothed gear, similar to the rigid externally toothed gear, and the pushed portion can be pushed outward from the inside to cause the pushed portion to flex into an ellipsoidal shape. Because the cylindrical barrel part as a whole flexes into an ellipsoidal shape and the internal-tooth-formation portion also flexes into an ellipsoidal shape when the pushed portion is made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape, a state can be formed in which the internal teeth formed in the internal-tooth-formation portion partially mesh with the external teeth of the rigid externally toothed gear.
In the wave gear device of the present invention, because the rigid externally toothed gear and the wave generator are disposed on the inside of the cylindrical barrel part of the flexible internally toothed gear, the external space of the cylindrical barrel part of the flexible internally toothed gear can be effectively utilized.
In the case of a cup-type wave gear device, the outside diameter dimension of the device is determined by the outside diameter dimension of the cup-shaped flexible internally toothed gear. Compared to a configuration in which a rigid gear is disposed on the outside of a flexible gear, it is easier to reduce the outside diameter dimension of the device, and the installation space is smaller.
In the case of a silk-hat-type wave gear device, because there are no gears or other structural components on the external periphery of the cylindrical barrel part of the silk-hat-shaped flexible internally toothed gear, the space in the external periphery is not left as dead space partitioned by the diaphragm, the boss, and the gears; this space can be effectively utilized as a space for installing components or the like.
In the case of a flat-type wave gear device, the outside diameter dimension of the device is determined by the outside diameter dimension of the cylindrical flexible internally toothed gear. Consequently, it is easy to reduce the outside diameter dimension of the device, and the installation space is smaller.
In the present invention, the rigid externally toothed gear and the wave generator, which are to be supplied with lubricant or coated with grease, are arrayed on the inside of the flexible externally toothed gear. Therefore, compared to conventional cases in which lubricated components are disposed on the outside and inside of a flexible gear, the range supplied with lubricant or the range coated with grease can be reduced, and these regions can be more easily lubricated.
a) is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of a cup-type wave gear device to which the present invention is applied, and (b) is a schematic end surface view of the same;
a) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view schematically showing the flexed state of the cup-shaped flexible internally toothed gear of
a) is a schematic longitudinal cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of a silk-hat-type wave gear device to which the present invention is applied, and (b) is a schematic end surface view of the same;
a) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view schematically showing the flexed state of the silk-hat-shaped flexible internally toothed gear of
a) is a schematic longitudinal cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of a flat-type wave gear device to which the present invention is applied, and (b) is a schematic end surface view of the same; and
An embodiment of a wave gear device to which the present invention is applied is described hereinbelow with reference to the drawings.
a) is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of a cup-type wave gear device to which the present invention is applied, and (b) is a schematic end surface view of the same. In the drawings, a cup-type wave gear device 1 has a cup-shaped flexible internally toothed gear 2, an annular rigid externally toothed gear 3 disposed coaxially on the inner side of the internally toothed gear, and a wave generator 4 disposed in a position adjacent to the rigid externally toothed gear 3 on the inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 2. The wave generator 4 causes the flexible internally toothed gear 2 to flex into an ellipsoidal shape, forming a state in which internal teeth 5 of the flexible internally toothed gear 2 mesh with external teeth 6 of the rigid externally toothed gear 3 at two locations (portions positioned on a short axis 28) separated 180 degrees in the circumferential direction.
When the wave generator 4 is rotated by a motor or another high-speed rotation drive source about a center axis line la of the wave gear device 1, the meshing positions of the internal teeth 5 in the external teeth 6 move in the circumferential direction. The number of internal teeth 5 is greater by 2n (n being a positive integer) than the number of external teeth 6. Commonly, there are two more internal teeth 5. Therefore, when the meshing positions of the gears 2, 3 move in the circumferential direction, relative rotation occurs between the two gears according to the difference in the number of teeth between the two gears. One gear is fixed so as to not rotate, and output rotation is acquired from the other gear.
The flexible internally toothed gear 2 includes a cylindrical barrel part 11 capable of flexing in the radial direction, a diaphragm 12 extending radially inward from one end 11a of the cylindrical barrel part 11, and a thick annular boss 13 formed as a continuation of the internal peripheral edge of the diaphragm 12. A plurality of bolt holes 14 are formed in the boss 13 at predetermined intervals along the circumferential direction, enabling the boss to be connected and fixed to a fixed-side member or a load-side member (not shown).
The cylindrical barrel part 11 has, along the center axis line la from the side of the diaphragm 12, a cylindrical portion 15 of a constant length, an internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 16 continuing from the cylindrical portion and having the internal teeth 5 formed thereon, and a pushed cylindrical portion 17 continuing from the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion. The distal end edge of the pushed cylindrical portion 17 constitutes another open edge 11b of the cylindrical barrel part 11 of the flexible internally toothed gear 2. The pushed cylindrical portion 17 is a portion pushed from the inside to the outside and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape by the wave generator 4, as is described hereinafter.
The rigid externally toothed gear 3 is disposed concentrically on the inside of the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 16. Bolt holes or the like are formed in the rigid externally toothed gear 3, enabling the rigid internally toothed gear to be connected and fixed to a fixed-side member or a load-side member (not shown).
The wave generator 4 is disposed in a position adjacent to the rigid externally toothed gear 3 on the side of the open edge 11b in the direction of the center axis line 1a, so as to be concentric with the inside of the pushed cylindrical portion 17 of the cylindrical barrel part 11. The wave generator 4 comprises a rigid annular member 21 and a wave bearing 22 attached to the outer side of the annular member. The external peripheral surface 23 of the annular member 21 is a surface of constant width having an ellipsoidal contour. The wave bearing 22 comprises an outer ring 24 and an inner ring 25 capable of flexing in the radial direction, which are attached to the ellipsoidally contoured external peripheral surface 23 and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape, and balls 26 are inserted so as to be capable of rolling in the ellipsoidal trajectory formed between the rings. The pushed cylindrical portion 17 of the cylindrical barrel part 11 of the flexible internally toothed gear 2 is fitted on the external peripheral surface of the ellipsoidally flexed outer ring 24, and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape.
a) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view schematically showing the flexed state of the flexible internally toothed gear 2, and
As shown in the bottom half portion of
Therefore, the wave generator 4 disposed on the inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 2 functions in the same manner as a wave generator disposed in a position facing the rigid externally toothed gear 3 in the outer side of the flexible internally toothed gear 2.
Referring again to
The rigid externally toothed gear 3 and the wave generator 4 are disposed in adjacent positions on the inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 2. Therefore, the grease-coated range is smaller than in cases in which these components are disposed separately on the outer side and inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 2. Consequently, these components can be lubricated efficiently.
In the example above, relative to the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 16, the pushed cylindrical portion 17 is formed in the side having the open edge 11b. The pushed cylindrical portion 17 can also be disposed in the diaphragm 12 side of the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 16. It is also possible for the pushed cylindrical portion 17 to be formed separated from the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 16 by a predetermined distance in the direction of the center axis line 1a.
a) is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of a silk-hat-type wave gear device to which the present invention is applied, and (b) is a schematic end surface view of the same. In the drawings, a silk-hat-type wave gear device 31 has a silk-hat-shaped flexible internally toothed gear 32, a rigid externally toothed gear 33 disposed coaxially on the inner side of the internally toothed gear, and a wave generator 34 disposed in a position adjacent to the rigid externally toothed gear 33 on the inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 32. The wave generator 4 causes the flexible internally toothed gear 32 to flex into an ellipsoidal shape, forming a state in which internal teeth 35 of the flexible internally toothed gear 32 mesh with external teeth 36 of the rigid externally toothed gear 33 at two locations (portions positioned on a short axis) separated 180 degrees in the circumferential direction.
When the wave generator 34 is rotated by a motor or another high-speed rotation drive source about a center axis line 31a of the wave gear device 31, the meshing positions of the internal teeth 35 in the external teeth 36 move in the circumferential direction. The number of internal teeth 35 is greater by 2n (n being a positive integer) than the number of external teeth 36. Commonly, there are two more internal teeth 35. Therefore, when the meshing positions of the gears 32, 33 move in the circumferential direction, relative rotation occurs between the two gears according to the difference in the number of teeth between the two gears. One gear is fixed so as to not rotate, and output rotation is acquired from the other gear.
The flexible internally toothed gear 32 includes a cylindrical barrel part 41 capable of flexing in the radial direction, a diaphragm 42 extending radially outward from one end 41a of the cylindrical barrel part 41, and a thick annular boss 43 formed as a continuation of the external peripheral edge of the diaphragm 42. A plurality of bolt holes 44 are formed in the boss 43 at predetermined intervals along the circumferential direction, enabling the boss to be connected and fixed to a fixed-side member or a load-side member (not shown).
The cylindrical barrel part 41 has, along the center axis line 31a from the side of the diaphragm 42, a cylindrical portion 45 of a constant length, an internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 46 continuing from the cylindrical portion and having the internal teeth 35 formed thereon, and a pushed cylindrical portion 47 continuing from the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion. The distal end edge of the pushed cylindrical portion 47 constitutes another open edge 41b of the cylindrical barrel part 41 of the flexible internally toothed gear 32. The pushed cylindrical portion 47 is a portion pushed from the inside to the outside and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape by the wave generator 34, as is described hereinafter.
The rigid externally toothed gear 33 is disposed concentrically on the inside of the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 46. Bolt holes or the like are formed in the rigid externally toothed gear 33, enabling the rigid internally toothed gear to be connected and fixed to a fixed-side member or a load-side member (not shown).
The wave generator 34 is disposed in a position adjacent to the rigid externally toothed gear 33 on the side of the open edge 41b in the direction of the center axis line 31a, so as to be concentric with the inside of the pushed cylindrical portion 47 of the cylindrical barrel part 41. The wave generator 34 comprises a rigid annular member 51 and a wave bearing 52 attached to the outer side of the annular member. The external peripheral surface 53 of the annular member 51 is a surface of constant width having an ellipsoidal contour. The wave bearing 52 comprises an outer ring 54 and an inner ring 55 capable of flexing in the radial direction, which are attached to the ellipsoidally contoured external peripheral surface 53 and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape, and balls 56 are inserted so as to be capable of rolling in the ellipsoidal trajectory formed between the rings. The pushed cylindrical portion 47 of the cylindrical barrel part 41 of the flexible internally toothed gear 32 is fitted on the external peripheral surface of the ellipsoidally flexed outer ring 54, and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape.
a) is a longitudinal cross-sectional view schematically showing the flexed state of the flexible internally toothed gear32, and
As shown in the bottom half portion of
Therefore, the wave generator 34 disposed on the inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 32 functions in the same manner as a conventional wave generator disposed in a position facing the rigid externally toothed gear 33 in the outer side of the flexible internally toothed gear 32.
Referring again to
Furthermore, the rigid externally toothed gear 33 and the wave generator 34 are disposed in adjacent positions on the inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 32. Therefore, the grease-coated range is smaller than in cases in which these components are disposed separately on the outer side and inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 32. Consequently, these components can be lubricated efficiently.
In the example above, the wave generator 34 is disposed in the side having the open edge 41b of the flexible internally toothed gear 32 with respect to the rigid externally toothed gear 33. Instead, it is possible to arrange the wave generator 34 in the diaphragm 42 side of the flexible internally toothed gear 32 with respect to the rigid externally toothed gear 33. In other words, relative to the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 46, the pushed cylindrical portion 47 is formed in the diaphragm 12 side of the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 46. It is also possible for the pushed cylindrical portion 47 to be formed separated from the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 46 by a predetermined distance in the direction of the center axis line 31a.
a) is a schematic longitudinal cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of a flat-type wave gear device to which the present invention is applied, and (b) is a schematic end surface view of the same. Referring to these drawings for the description, a flat-type hollow wave gear device 61 has a cylindrical flexible internally toothed gear 62, annular first and second rigid externally toothed gears 63S, 63D disposed in parallel on the inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear, and first and second wave generators 64(1), 64(2) disposed coaxially on the inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 62.
The first and second wave generators 64(1), 64(2), which sandwich the first and second rigid externally toothed gears 63S, 63D, are disposed adjacent to either side thereof. The first wave generator 64(1) is disposed adjacent to one side of the first rigid externally toothed gear 63S along a center axis line 61a, and the second wave generator 64(2) is disposed adjacent to the other side of the second rigid externally toothed gear 63D along the center axis line 61a. The first and second wave generators 64(1), 64(2) cause the flexible internally toothed gear 62 to flex into an ellipsoidal shape, forming a state in which the internal teeth 65 of the flexible internally toothed gear 62 mesh with external teeth 66S, 66D of the first and second rigid externally toothed gears 63S, 63D at two locations (portions positioned on a minor axis) separated 180 degrees in the circumferential direction.
When the first and second wave generators 64(1), 64(2) are integrally rotated about the center axis line 61a of the hollow wave gear device 61 by a motor or another high-speed rotation drive source, the positions where the internal teeth 65 mesh with the external teeth 66S, 66D move in the circumferential direction. The number of internal teeth 65 is the same as the number of external teeth 66D, but is greater by 2n (n being a positive integer), commonly two, than the number of external teeth 66S. Therefore, the second rigid externally toothed gear 63D rotates integrally with the flexible internally toothed gear 62. When the meshing positions of the first rigid externally toothed gear 63S and the flexible internally toothed gear 62 move in the circumferential direction, relative rotation occurs between the two gears according to the difference in the number of teeth between the two gears. For example, when the first rigid externally toothed gear 63S is fixed so as to not rotate, the other second rigid externally toothed gear 63D rotates integrally with the flexible internally toothed gear 62, and output rotation is therefore acquired from the second rigid externally toothed gear.
The flexible internally toothed gear 62 includes a cylindrical barrel part 71 capable of flexing in the radial direction, and the sides of the cylindrical barrel part 71 constitute first and second open edges 71a, 71b. From the side having the first open edge 71a along the direction of the center axis line 61a, the cylindrical barrel part 71 has a first pushed cylindrical portion 77(1) of a constant length, an internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 76 in which the internal teeth 65 are formed, and a second pushed cylindrical portion 77(2), the distal end edge of the second pushed cylindrical portion 77(2) being the other open edge 71b. The first pushed cylindrical portion 77(1) is a portion pushed from the inside to the outside and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape by the first wave generator 64(1) as is described hereinafter, and the second pushed cylindrical portion 77(2) is a portion pushed from the inside to the outside and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape by the second wave generator 64(2).
The first and second rigid externally toothed gears 63S, 63D are disposed adjacent to each other in a concentric manner on the inner side of the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 76. Both the first and second rigid externally toothed gears 63S, 63D can be connected and fixed to a fixed-side member or a load-side member (not shown).
The first and second wave generators 64(1), 64(2), which have the same configuration, are disposed in positions adjacent to the sides of the first and second rigid externally toothed gears 63S, 63D that face the open edges 71a, 71b, respectively, and are disposed concentrically with each other on the inner sides of the first and second pushed cylindrical portions 77(1), 77(2) of the cylindrical barrel part 71. The first and second wave generators 64(1), 64(2) rotate integrally with each other at the same speed and in the same direction.
Each of the wave generators 64(1), 64(2) has a rigid annular member 81 and a wave bearing 82 attached on the outer side of the annular member. The external peripheral surface 83 of the annular member 81 is a surface of a constant width having an ellipsoidal contour. The wave bearing 82 comprises an outer ring 84 and an inner ring 85 capable of flexing in the radial direction, which are attached to the ellipsoidally contoured external peripheral surface 83 and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape, and balls 86 are inserted so as to be capable of rolling in the ellipsoidal trajectory formed between the rings. The first and second pushed cylindrical portions 77(1), 77(2) of the cylindrical barrel part 71 of the flexible internally toothed gear 62 are fitted in into the respective external peripheral surfaces of the ellipsoidally flexed outer rings 84, and made to flex into an ellipsoidal shape.
Therefore, the first and second wave generators 64(1), 64(2) disposed on the inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 62 function in the same manner as a wave generator disposed in a position facing the first and second rigid externally toothed gears 63S, 63D in the inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 62 as in conventional practice.
Referring again to
The first and second rigid externally toothed gears 63S, 63D and the first and second wave generators 64(1), 64(2) are disposed in parallel on the outer side of the flexible internally toothed gear 62. Therefore, the grease-coated range is smaller than in cases in which these components are disposed on the outer side and inner side of the flexible internally toothed gear 62. Consequently, these components can be lubricated efficiently.
In the example above, the pushed cylindrical portions 77(1), 77(2) are disposed adjacently on both sides of the internal-tooth-formation cylindrical portion 76. These portions can also be disposed as being spaced apart from each other. Another possibility is to omit one pushed cylindrical portion and its corresponding wave generator, and to employ a configuration comprising a single pushed cylindrical portion and a single wave generator.
| Filing Document | Filing Date | Country | Kind | 371c Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PCT/JP12/03615 | 5/31/2012 | WO | 00 | 3/4/2013 |
