Balance dam return spring for friction element of an automatic t

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192106F, F16D 250638

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ABSTRACT:
An hydraulically-actuated friction brake or clutch for an automatic transmission includes an hydraulic cylinder (38), a piston (44, 44') displaceable within the cylinder, a rotating shaft (28) on which the piston is supported and sealed, passages (28, 30) supplying actuating pressure to the cylinder, and a Belleville spring (62) fixed against displacement at one end and resiliently displaceable in response to movement of the piston. The piston, shaft, and spring define a sealed space (64), which is filled with hydraulic fluid to produce a centrifugal pressure force on the piston that opposes and balances centrifugal pressure developed within the cylinder.

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