Engine braking system using alternator stator windings

Details Engine braking system using alternator stator windings Engine braking system using alternator stator windings

1997-11-12

1999-04-20

Marmor, Charles A.

Interrelated power delivery controls, including engine control

Brake control

Brake engaged when engine energy deactivated, brake...

56 113, 310103, 188161, B60K 4120, H02K 4910, A01D 6910

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ABSTRACT:
The alternator on an engine has a set of stator coils which are connected to supply current to power accessories and current for a battery charger when the engine is running. When the ignition is turned off, a braking switch is closed which short circuits the stator coils. The resulting high current in the stator coils produces a braking torque on the engine shaft that brings it and any attached implement to a rapid halt.

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