Torsional vibration dampers
This invention relates to torsional vibration dampers such as twin mass flywheels and in particular such flywheels used to connect an internal combustion engine with a gearbox on a motor vehicle. A torsional vibration damper, for example a twin mass flywheel (), has an input element () and an output...
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| creator | Cooke, Richard David Maitland Curtis, Anthony John Moirano, Omar Ronner, Gerhard Sedlmeier, Franz Dieminger, Wolfgang Lambert, Adam Johnson Sleath, Stuart John Young, Alastair John Mergarten, Heinz Keller, Winfried Kroger, Werner Letzer, Michael Wastl, Werner |
| description | This invention relates to torsional vibration dampers such as twin mass flywheels and in particular such flywheels used to connect an internal combustion engine with a gearbox on a motor vehicle.
A torsional vibration damper, for example a twin mass flywheel (), has an input element () and an output element () which are relatively rotatable against the action of a damping means which includes a plurality of linkages (). Each linkage includes a plurality of interconnected links (), at least one of which is flexible in an axial sense relative to the remainder of the damper to accommodate forces applied to the flexible link as a result of relative tilting of the damper elements () during use of the damper. Various designs of generally radially extending flexible bob weight links () and additional connecting links () are disclosed. |
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