Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Branched infinitely-variable hydromechanical transmission for motor vehicles
- Patent Title (中): 分配用于电机的无限可变的水文变速器
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Application No.: US595707Application Date: 1990-10-09
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Publication No.: US5114385APublication Date: 1992-05-19
- Inventor: Michael Meyerle
- Applicant: Michael Meyerle
- Assignee: Michael Meyerle
- Current Assignee: Michael Meyerle
- Priority: DEX3533192 19850918; DEX3609907 19860324
- Main IPC: F16H47/04
- IPC: F16H47/04
Abstract:
A branched, infinitely variable hydromechanical transmission with multiple power-transmission paths for motor vehicles has an expanded first shift range to facilitate broadening of the overall gear-shift range to achieve higher power density and eliminates the need for a starting clutch. The transmission includes a first hydrostatic unit with an adjustable volume, a second hydrostatic unit, preferably with a constant volume, and one or more summation gear trains for adding together the power transmitted from the transmission input along hydraulic and mechanical power-transmission paths. The input shaft of the transmission is connected directly to the drive motor.
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