Fluid coupling device and bimetal coil for use therein

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192 82T, F16D 3500, F16D 4325

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040612180

ABSTRACT:
A fluid coupling device is provided of the type including a rotatable input member and a relatively rotatable output member cooperating with a cover to define a fluid chamber therein. The device includes a movable valve member mounted on a valve shaft which is rotatably supported by a support insert seated within an opening in the cover. The rotational position of the valve shaft is made temperature-responsive by means of a bimetal coil having a first end connected to the valve shaft and a second end mounted relative to the cover. The bimetal coil has a nominal width over the major portion of its length but includes an initial portion adjacent the first end having a width substantially less than the nominal width. The initial portion comprises between about one and one and one-half turns of the coil to permit the coil to be disposed closer to the cover without interfering with the support insert.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3865221 (1975-02-01), Coty
patent: 3899059 (1975-08-01), Leichliter
patent: 3983981 (1976-10-01), Snodgrass et al.

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