Machine element or mechanism – Elements – Gear casings
Patent
1986-09-02
1988-01-05
Brown, David H.
Machine element or mechanism
Elements
Gear casings
74688, F16H 3700, F16H 4708
Patent
active
H00003980
ABSTRACT:
An infinitely variable transmission comprising a belt and sheave assembly, the input of which is adapted to be connected to an engine, a hydrokinetic unit, and a torque splitter gear unit located between the torque output portions of the belt and sheave assembly and the input member of the hydrokinetic unit, the output member of the hydrokinetic unit being connected to a driven shaft through final drive gearing whereby only a portion of the torque is transferred hydrokinetically through the hydrokinetic unit thereby increasing the operating efficiency by avoiding hydrokinetic losses and improving smoothness in the ratio changes.
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Fisher Alan R.
Lemieux George E.
Brown David H.
Carone Michael J.
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