192 clutches and power-stop control – Clutches – Automatic
Patent
1991-08-08
1993-08-10
Bonck, Rodney H.
192 clutches and power-stop control
Clutches
Automatic
123 9015, 123 9017, 192 41R, 192 451, 464 1, F01L 134, F16D 310
Patent
active
052340880
ABSTRACT:
Devices (10 and 100) for varying the rotational phase relation between a camshaft (12) and an unshown crankshaft in response to positive and negative torque pulsations. The devices include double-acting one-way clutches (24 and 106) disposed in series with support and drive members (20,22 and 102,104) for selectively retarding and advancing the camshaft relative to the crankshaft in response to the torque pulsations. If none of the torque pulsations go negative due to relatively high constant torque, a splitter spring (30) may be disposed in parallel with the one-way clutches.
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Bonck Rodney H.
Eaton Corporation
Rulon P. S.
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