Machine element or mechanism – Gearing – Interchangeably locked
Patent
1990-12-24
1992-11-10
Braun, Leslie A.
Machine element or mechanism
Gearing
Interchangeably locked
74331, 74359, 74360, 192 53E, 192 53F, F16H 338, F16H 308, F16D 2306
Patent
active
051614235
ABSTRACT:
A compound transmission (12) including main and auxiliary transmission sections (14,15) having several pin-type, double-acting, self-energizing synchronizer mechanisms (60,62,84). The several synchronizer mechanisms are configured to provide higher self-energizing forces for higher speed reduction ratio gears than for lower speed reduction gears, and to provide higher self-energizing forces for downshifts than for upshifts. The self-energizing forces are provided by improved self-energizing ramp surfaces (29e,29f,29g,29h and (111a,111b,111c,111d) formed in external splines 29 of a shaft 28 and in internal teeth extending radially inward from a shift flange 110. The shift flange carries improved pre-energizer and neutral centering assemblies (120) axially retained by end surfaces (102a,104a) of jaw clutch member (102,104).
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Braun Leslie A.
Eaton Corporation
Henn David E.
Rulon P. S.
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