Planetary transmission with a spring applied centrifugally sensi

Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Plural power paths to and/or from gearing

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74752E, F16H 374, F16H 5710

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044507356

ABSTRACT:
A planetary transmission has a fluid applied brake for a low speed ratio and a fluid release spring applied clutch for a high speed ratio. The clutch apply springs respond to a centrifugally actuated member such that below a predetermined output speed, the springs are not compressed sufficiently to cause engagement of the clutch. The clutch is maintained disengaged by the fluid pressure which engages the brake regardless of output speed. The interchange of the brake and clutch are selectively controlled by controlling the fluid pressure source.

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