Engine torque sensing arrangement

Details Engine torque sensing arrangement Engine torque sensing arrangement

1994-12-28

1996-01-23

Raevis, Robert

Measuring and testing

Dynamometers

Responsive to torque

73862328, G01L 310

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054857570

ABSTRACT:
Four different torque sensing arrangements are described: one for an engine driving a torque converter housing (2) for an automatic transmission, two are for engines with two piece flywheels (31, 35 and 80, 86) and one for a three piece coupler (61, 64, 67), where sets of cantilever blade type springs (18, 48, 74, and 118) are arranged to allow a limited extent of rotation of driving and driven members proportioned to the torque being transmitted from the engine to the transmission and vice versa. The relative movement between the member is detected by electronic sensing devices (22, 23; 52, 53; 78; and 132, 134) generating signals transmitted to an on board microprocessor (25 and 55) or other electronic unit.

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patent: 2403952 (1946-07-01), Ruge
patent: 4135390 (1979-01-01), Templin
patent: 4297877 (1981-11-01), Stahl
patent: 4592241 (1986-06-01), Obayashi et al.

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