192 clutches and power-stop control – Clutches – Progressive engagement
Patent
1994-10-24
1996-09-24
Lorence, Richard M.
192 clutches and power-stop control
Clutches
Progressive engagement
192 53331, 192 53361, 74339, F16D 2306
Patent
active
055581943
ABSTRACT:
A pin-type synchronizer mechanism (86) with self-energizing ramps is configured to provide self-energizing forces for reducing an operator applied shift force (F.sub.o) and/or shift time. The self-energizing forces are provided by self-energizing ramp surfaces (29e,29f,29g,29h) and (111a, 111b,111c, 111d) respectively, formed in external splines (29) of a shaft 28 and in internal teeth (111) extending radially inward from a shift flange (110). The ramp surfaces provide an additive axial force (F.sub.a) applied to friction rings (114,116) via shift flange blocker surfaces (110d,110e) reacting respectively against pin blocker surfaces (118c, 118d). The shift flange carries improved pre-energizer and neutral position centering assemblies (120) including pre-energizer plungers (124) and neutral position plungers (126) respectively for axially retaining pins (118) and friction rings (114,116) in a neutral position relative to flange (110) and for neutral positioning flange (110) relative to recesses (128)in shaft (28).
REFERENCES:
patent: 1730362 (1929-10-01), Gaylord
patent: 2198273 (1940-04-01), Reggio
patent: 2229094 (1941-01-01), Knox
patent: 5092439 (1992-03-01), Reynolds
Eaton Corporation
Lorence Richard M.
Rulon Paul S.
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