Speed variator employing friction having an improved friction el

Machine element or mechanism – Mechanical movements – Grip units and features

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F16H 1508

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040289524

ABSTRACT:
This invention has for purpose to improve the conditions of the tightening of the friction elements in a speed variator intended in particular to be employed in an automobile vehicle.
It resides mainly in the use of a piston and cylinder assembly as means for pre-tightening the friction elements, this assembly defining a pressure chamber which is connected to the lubrication oil supply pump and to a relatively small-section discharge path. This arrangement permits modulating the pressure of the pre-tightening over a wide range in principle as a function of the temperature of the oil. Preferably, there is also provided a further correction as a function of the speed ratio established in the variator.

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