Patent classifications
F16D55/38
Transmission, in particular for a single wheel drive unit
A compact transmission, in particular for use within a single-wheel drive unit, includes a gear carrier fixed to the frame, which has a continuous central recess, and a main transmission having an internally toothed ring gear rotatably mounted on the outside of the gear carrier, externally toothed gears arranged in front of the one of the end faces of the gear carrier and meshing with the ring gear, and an input sun shaft. The compact transmission further includes a transmission pre-stage arranged within the central recess, and a pre-stage input shaft having an externally toothed pre-stage sun wheel, a pre-stage ring gear, and at least one pre-stage intermediate gear meshing with both the pre-stage sun wheel and with the pre-stage ring gear. An additional carrier is fastened to the transmission carrier, via which the pre-stage intermediate gears are held captively in the central recess.
MULTIDISC BRAKE FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE
A multi-disk brake (1) for a motor vehicle has two multi-disk mechanisms (7, 8) and an actuation device (9) for brake actuation and/or brake release of the multi-disk mechanisms (7, 8), and an electric drive (16) for translational actuation (spreading) of the actuation device, such as, in particular, the ramp unit (9). During a spreading operation, the multi-disk mechanisms (7, 8) are pretensioned in a metered manner by the actuation device and produce a desired frictional engagement, and a correspondingly reversed activation of the actuating mechanism enables a correspondingly metered brake release. By means of the electric drive (16), the action of the multi-disk brake (1) can be metered overall in a particularly precise, sensitive and compensated manner in modern vehicle topology, including all peripheral brake components and systems, including recuperation.
MULTIDISC BRAKE FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE
A multi-disk brake (1) for a motor vehicle has two multi-disk mechanisms (7, 8) and an actuation device (9) for brake actuation and/or brake release of the multi-disk mechanisms (7, 8), and an electric drive (16) for translational actuation (spreading) of the actuation device, such as, in particular, the ramp unit (9). During a spreading operation, the multi-disk mechanisms (7, 8) are pretensioned in a metered manner by the actuation device and produce a desired frictional engagement, and a correspondingly reversed activation of the actuating mechanism enables a correspondingly metered brake release. By means of the electric drive (16), the action of the multi-disk brake (1) can be metered overall in a particularly precise, sensitive and compensated manner in modern vehicle topology, including all peripheral brake components and systems, including recuperation.
SELF-ACTIVATED NO-BACK DEVICE
A self-activated no-back device includes a housing, an input shaft, an output shaft, a reactor hub, first grooves, a brake hub, second grooves, a plurality of balls, a reactor plate, a brake pack, a reactor spring, and a load spring. The first grooves are formed on an interior side of the reactor hub interior side, and the second grooves are formed in an interior side of the brake hub. Each second groove is aligned with a different first groove to define a plurality of groove pairs. Each ball is positioned in a different one of the groove pairs. One side of the reactor plate contacts the reactor hub. The brake pack is selectively contacted by the brake hub. The reactor spring supplies a spring force to the reactor plate, and the load spring supplies a spring force to the brake pack.
SELF-ACTIVATED NO-BACK DEVICE
A self-activated no-back device includes a housing, an input shaft, an output shaft, a reactor hub, first grooves, a brake hub, second grooves, a plurality of balls, a reactor plate, a brake pack, a reactor spring, and a load spring. The first grooves are formed on an interior side of the reactor hub interior side, and the second grooves are formed in an interior side of the brake hub. Each second groove is aligned with a different first groove to define a plurality of groove pairs. Each ball is positioned in a different one of the groove pairs. One side of the reactor plate contacts the reactor hub. The brake pack is selectively contacted by the brake hub. The reactor spring supplies a spring force to the reactor plate, and the load spring supplies a spring force to the brake pack.
Autonomous electric taxiing wheel with electrically actuated brake
A landing gear system includes a wheel rotatably coupled to the axle about an axis. A motor is fixedly positioned relative to the axle with a clutch assembly operably coupled to an output shaft of the motor. The landing gear includes an actuator and a drive assembly. The actuator applies a braking force to the wheel. The drive assembly includes a pinion gear and a drive gear rotatably associated with the pinion gear. The drive gear is configured to transfer a rotational force to the wheel in order to provide autonomous taxiing capability. Both the brake assembly and the drive assembly are operably coupled to the clutch assembly so that the output shaft of the motor drives both the brake assembly and the drive assembly.
Electrical power connection in an emergency park brake system
An emergency park brake system of an aircraft may include an electrical power interface, an electromechanical actuator, and a hydraulic brake valve. The electrical power interface may be configured to receive electrical power from a power source. The electromechanical actuator may be in selective power receiving communication with the electrical power interface and the electromechanical actuator may be mechanically coupled to and configured to selectively actuate the hydraulic brake valve. The electrical connection between the electromechanical actuator and the electrical power interface may be based on an emergency braking input.
Electrical power connection in an emergency park brake system
An emergency park brake system of an aircraft may include an electrical power interface, an electromechanical actuator, and a hydraulic brake valve. The electrical power interface may be configured to receive electrical power from a power source. The electromechanical actuator may be in selective power receiving communication with the electrical power interface and the electromechanical actuator may be mechanically coupled to and configured to selectively actuate the hydraulic brake valve. The electrical connection between the electromechanical actuator and the electrical power interface may be based on an emergency braking input.
SCOOTER MOTOR
A scooter motor includes a stator unit, a rotor unit and a brake unit. The stator unit is fixedly mounted on the fixed shaft of the motor, and the rotor unit is rotatably mounted on the fixed shaft. The brake unit includes a friction plate component and an electromagnetic clutch component. The electromagnetic clutch component is configured to drive the friction plate component to press to brake. According to the embodiment of the present invention, the scooter motor drives the rotor unit to rotate by the cooperation between the stator unit and the rotor unit to drive the scooter, additionally, the stator unit controls the rotation of the rotor unit by using the friction plate component and the electromagnetic clutch component to realize the braking of the scooter.
SCOOTER MOTOR
A scooter motor includes a stator unit, a rotor unit and a brake unit. The stator unit is fixedly mounted on the fixed shaft of the motor, and the rotor unit is rotatably mounted on the fixed shaft. The brake unit includes a friction plate component and an electromagnetic clutch component. The electromagnetic clutch component is configured to drive the friction plate component to press to brake. According to the embodiment of the present invention, the scooter motor drives the rotor unit to rotate by the cooperation between the stator unit and the rotor unit to drive the scooter, additionally, the stator unit controls the rotation of the rotor unit by using the friction plate component and the electromagnetic clutch component to realize the braking of the scooter.