Inertia-actuated starter for an explosion engine

Details Inertia-actuated starter for an explosion engine Inertia-actuated starter for an explosion engine

1978-05-08

1979-12-25

Duggan, Donovan F.

Prime-mover dynamo plants

Electric control

Electric-starting motor

790 38C, 790 48X, 310 74, 310 78, 310268, H02K 700

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041807430

ABSTRACT:
The starter comprises a flywheel rotated by an electric motor and an electromagnetic clutch for rendering the flywheel rigid with the crankshaft of the engine to be started. The flywheel carries on one side the armature of the motor and on the opposite side the inductor of the clutch. The motor inductor is carried by a flat disc which is parallel to the flywheel and defines a planar airgap of the motor. The flywheel has a part which is common to the magnetic circuits of the motor armature and the clutch inductor and has sufficient section to permit the circulation of the motor or clutch magnetic flux but is saturated by the circulation of the flux of the motor so that a remanent flux of the clutch will be cancelled out as soon as the magnetic flux of the motor is produced.

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patent: 2302013 (1942-11-01), Farkas et al.
patent: 3619676 (1971-11-01), Kawakami et al.

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