Patent classifications
F16H57/027
GEARING UNIT FOR A DRIVE ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR MOUNTING THE GEARING UNIT
During operation of a wet-running gearbox, vapours and/or air can arise in a housing of the gearbox, which can increase an internal pressure in the housing and thus can influence the operating safety of the gearbox. The problem addressed by the invention is that of creating a gearing unit, which is distinguished by an advantageous arrangement of a venting device.
To this end, a gearing unit 1 for a drive assembly is specified having: a gearing device 4 for converting a drive torque of the drive assembly, the gearing device 4 having an input shaft 8, and the input shaft 8 defining a main axis H; a gearing housing 2 for accommodating the gearing device 4, the gearing housing 2 defining an accommodation space 3 for the gearing device 4; and a venting device 10 for venting the accommodation space 3, the venting device 10 being mounted on the gearing housing 2, wherein the venting device 10 is arranged coaxially with the main axis H and on an axial end face of the input shaft 8.
GEARING UNIT FOR A DRIVE ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR MOUNTING THE GEARING UNIT
During operation of a wet-running gearbox, vapours and/or air can arise in a housing of the gearbox, which can increase an internal pressure in the housing and thus can influence the operating safety of the gearbox. The problem addressed by the invention is that of creating a gearing unit, which is distinguished by an advantageous arrangement of a venting device.
To this end, a gearing unit 1 for a drive assembly is specified having: a gearing device 4 for converting a drive torque of the drive assembly, the gearing device 4 having an input shaft 8, and the input shaft 8 defining a main axis H; a gearing housing 2 for accommodating the gearing device 4, the gearing housing 2 defining an accommodation space 3 for the gearing device 4; and a venting device 10 for venting the accommodation space 3, the venting device 10 being mounted on the gearing housing 2, wherein the venting device 10 is arranged coaxially with the main axis H and on an axial end face of the input shaft 8.
Motor vehicle device lubricated with a water-containing lubricant
A motor vehicle device has a device interior in which a water-containing lubricant is held in order to lubricate at least one component arranged in the device interior. The device interior is fluidically connected to a venting apparatus for pressure equalization with the environment surrounding the motor vehicle device. The venting apparatus has a semipermeable membrane, which is water-impermeable in a first direction, i.e. from a first surface of the membrane to a second surface. The first surface of the semipermeable membrane faces the device interior and therefore the semipermeable membrane seals off the device interior from the environment surrounding the motor vehicle device in such a way that water and water vapor cannot permeate.
Motor vehicle device lubricated with a water-containing lubricant
A motor vehicle device has a device interior in which a water-containing lubricant is held in order to lubricate at least one component arranged in the device interior. The device interior is fluidically connected to a venting apparatus for pressure equalization with the environment surrounding the motor vehicle device. The venting apparatus has a semipermeable membrane, which is water-impermeable in a first direction, i.e. from a first surface of the membrane to a second surface. The first surface of the semipermeable membrane faces the device interior and therefore the semipermeable membrane seals off the device interior from the environment surrounding the motor vehicle device in such a way that water and water vapor cannot permeate.
DRIVE DEVICE
A drive device includes a motor having a motor shaft that rotates, a motor housing unit that houses the motor, a gear unit that transmits rotation of the motor shaft to an intermediate shaft, and an inverter housing unit that houses the inverter, wherein the inverter housing unit is disposed above the intermediate shaft, a lower wall portion of the inverter housing unit faces outside air, and the inverter housing unit has a vent that allows an inside of the inverter housing unit and an outside below the inverter housing unit to communication with each other.
Transmission Gear Assembly with a Breather Cavity
A transmission gear assembly including a housing with an axial center line, having a front wall and a circumferential wall with a breather opening. The front wall includes an annular groove in fluid communication with the breather opening and covered by a substantially circular plate having a perimeter at a first distance (r) from the axial center line and with a predetermined length (L). On each transverse side in at least the lower part, an air/oil inlet and outlet is defined by a recess of the perimeter at a distance (r.sub.3,r.sub.4) from the axial center line smaller than the first distance (r), each recess being in fluid communication with the annular groove. On each transverse side in the upper part, an air/oil inlet is formed by a recess of the perimeter at a distance (r.sub.1,r.sub.2) from the axial center line smaller than the first distance (r) and having a circumferential length (l.sub.1,l.sub.2) shorter than a circumferential length (l.sub.3,l.sub.4) of the inlet/outlets.
Transmission Gear Assembly with a Breather Cavity
A transmission gear assembly including a housing with an axial center line, having a front wall and a circumferential wall with a breather opening. The front wall includes an annular groove in fluid communication with the breather opening and covered by a substantially circular plate having a perimeter at a first distance (r) from the axial center line and with a predetermined length (L). On each transverse side in at least the lower part, an air/oil inlet and outlet is defined by a recess of the perimeter at a distance (r.sub.3,r.sub.4) from the axial center line smaller than the first distance (r), each recess being in fluid communication with the annular groove. On each transverse side in the upper part, an air/oil inlet is formed by a recess of the perimeter at a distance (r.sub.1,r.sub.2) from the axial center line smaller than the first distance (r) and having a circumferential length (l.sub.1,l.sub.2) shorter than a circumferential length (l.sub.3,l.sub.4) of the inlet/outlets.
Power transmitting system of vehicle
A vehicular power transmitting system including a power transmitting member, an oil pump, and an oil piping assembly, and the oil piping assembly includes an oil piping body having an oil inlet and fixed, and a branch pipe. The branch pipe has a width direction parallel to a longitudinal direction of the oil piping body, and includes proximal and distal end portions. The proximal end portion is connected to the oil piping body, and the distal end portion has a delivery nozzle from which the oil is delivered toward the lubricated portion. The branch pipe has an opening formed in the proximal end portion, for communication of the branch pipe with the oil piping body, the opening having a dimension in a width direction of the branch pipe, which dimension is larger than a dimension of the distal end portion in the width direction of the branch pipe.
Power transmitting system of vehicle
A vehicular power transmitting system including a power transmitting member, an oil pump, and an oil piping assembly, and the oil piping assembly includes an oil piping body having an oil inlet and fixed, and a branch pipe. The branch pipe has a width direction parallel to a longitudinal direction of the oil piping body, and includes proximal and distal end portions. The proximal end portion is connected to the oil piping body, and the distal end portion has a delivery nozzle from which the oil is delivered toward the lubricated portion. The branch pipe has an opening formed in the proximal end portion, for communication of the branch pipe with the oil piping body, the opening having a dimension in a width direction of the branch pipe, which dimension is larger than a dimension of the distal end portion in the width direction of the branch pipe.
Transmission lubrication system
A transmission lubrication system for a vehicle providing a continuous return flow of a lubricant. The transmission lubrication system includes a differential housing, a transmission housing, a lubricant tank, a suction line, a lubricant pump, and an air suction pump. The transmission housing is connected to the differential housing in an air-tight manner and a lubricant through-passage is provided between the transmission housing and the differential housing. The lubricant tank is provided in the differential housing and has a lubricant suction opening in a lower region. The lubricant pump conveys lubricant from the lubricant tank through the suction line and conducts the lubricant to the lubrication points in the differential housing and transmission housing. The air suction pump pumps air from the lubricant tank into the transmission housing so that an excess air pressure is maintained in the transmission housing.