Rotary shafts – gudgeons – housings – and flexible couplings for ro – Fluid coupling – Including multiple piston-cylinder devices radially spaced...
Patent
1992-04-23
1993-08-10
Stodola, Daniel P.
Rotary shafts, gudgeons, housings, and flexible couplings for ro
Fluid coupling
Including multiple piston-cylinder devices radially spaced...
192 329, 1921061, 464 58, F16D 380
Patent
active
052343766
ABSTRACT:
A torsion isolator assembly (30) for reducing driveline torsionals includes a vane damper (36) having valving (40d,40e) for regulating the damping factor of the damper, spiral springs (32,34 or 82,84), and cam surfaces (44d,44c) which engage the ends of the spiral springs (32,34 or 82,84).; The spiral springs (32,34 or 82,84) have a lesser radial spacing between the outer convolutions as compared to the radial spacing between the inner convolutions.
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Baremor Jerry F.
Bopp Warren G.
Chimner Thomas D.
Otto Michael J.
Battista, Jr. William G.
Eaton Corporation
Rulon P. S.
Stodola Daniel P.
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