Slipping bypass clutch for hydrokinetic torque converter

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192 7014, 192 7017, 1921062, 464 67, F16H 4502

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052093301

ABSTRACT:
A hydrokinetic torque converter includes an impeller housing and a bypass clutch located within the impeller housing. The impeller cover has welded to it a clutch plate, which is connected by a splined connection to a clutch piston rotatably supported on a turbine rotor. A drive ring carries friction surfaces adjacent the clutch piston and clutch plate. The drive ring extends axially into engagement with a helical spring carried in a damper assembly arranged in series with the damper between the impeller cover and the input shaft of the transmission.

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patent: 3541893 (1970-11-01), Dyke et al.
patent: 4437551 (1984-03-01), Gimmler et al.
patent: 4969543 (1990-11-01), Macdonald
patent: 4995500 (1991-02-01), Payvar

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