192 clutches and power-stop control – Elements – Engaging surfaces
Patent
1998-08-04
1999-12-28
Marmor, Charles A
192 clutches and power-stop control
Elements
Engaging surfaces
192107M, F16D 1100
Patent
active
06006885&
ABSTRACT:
The invention encompasses a friction-in-oil device having a plurality of coaxial disks comprising metal rotor or driving disks, metal stator or driven disks, and loose disks of carbon/carbon ("C/C") composite material, each loose C/C disk lying between a metal rotor or driving disk and a metal stator or driven disk. Each loose C/C disk is centered by a bearing surface formed in an adjacent metal rotor or stator disk, which bearing surface has passages for feeding oil to the interface between the loose C/C disk and the metal rotor or stator disk.
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Borgeaud Olivier
Gumez Herve
Marmor Charles A
Messier-Bugatti
Waddell Tisha D.
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