A device for efficient self-contained timely sequential vehicular inertial thrust drive is presented comprising two in opposing motion direction internal frequency modulated mechanical oscillators using the simultaneous and combined effort of straight line and rotational inertial reluctance of flywheels. The oscillator's mass motions are obtained with a motor-generators imbedded into large backrest flywheels reciprocally exerting pulsed drive actions and dynamic braking action onto rotors. The motor generators are controlled by a manually tunable electronic controller allowing the fine tuning of the mass motions for finding the highest thrust efficiency. The oscillator's frequency modulation is obtained with an internal reaction less angular mutual reciprocal torque pulse exertion by the motor between the large backrest flywheels against the fast spinning rotor. The internal cycle is recycling unused backrest flywheel energy back into the power supply allowing for an efficient propulsion cycle without energy loss.

A device for efficient self-contained timely sequential vehicular inertial thrust drive is presented comprising two in opposing motion direction internal frequency modulated mechanical oscillators using the simultaneous and combined effort of straight line and rotational inertial reluctance of flywheels. The oscillator's mass motions are obtained with a motor-generators imbedded into large backrest flywheels reciprocally exerting pulsed drive actions and dynamic braking action onto rotors. The motor generators are controlled by a manually tunable electronic controller allowing the fine tuning of the mass motions for finding the highest thrust efficiency. The oscillator's frequency modulation is obtained with an internal reaction less angular mutual reciprocal torque pulse exertion by the motor between the large backrest flywheels against the fast spinning rotor. The internal cycle is recycling unused backrest flywheel energy back into the power supply allowing for an efficient propulsion cycle without energy loss.

The invention refers to a device for increasing the efficiency of any rotary power generating system with progressive variation, whose planetary system may have two or more pairs of pinions, or/and satellites with any multiplication/demultiplication ratio with respect to the central pinion, characterized in that it consists of an assembled inner box, A, which is assembled axially in an assembled outer box, B, to which an assembled side box is axially fixed, C; assembled inner box, A, made of a primary drive shaft, (1), C having a flange, by means of which the shaft is oriented and fixed on a cover, (2), in which, axially, is assembled a bearing, (3), and radially, in some bosses, a, processed cylindrically, are fixedly assembled some bearings, (4), in which, with a shoulder, conventionally right, son satellites, (15), are assembled, each of which, on a median shoulder, has assembled a bearing, (4); axially, in the bearing, (3), is assembled an intermediate pinion, (6), which, to the left of its toothed crown, has assembled a second bearing, (18); in some bearings, (19), (FIG. 4) which are fixed in the cover, (2), are assembled some pinions, (14), which mesh both with the pinions, (15), and with the toothed crown of the intermediate pinion, (6); on the cover, (2), and oriented on the bearings, (4), (18) and (19), is centered an intermediate cover, (5), which is firmly fixed to the cover, (2), by some screws, (13); on the cover, (5), being oriented and fixed a cylindrical wall, (20); on the conventional left side of each pinion, (15), one eccentric, (16), is fixed rigidly (FIG. 1, FIG. 4, FIG. 5, FIG. 6); after each eccentric, (16), on each pinion, (15), a bearing, (4), is assembled; on each bearing, (4), it is oriented, and on the cylindrical wall, (20), is oriented and fixed another cover, (21), in the center of which is assembled a bearing, (22), through which the intermediate pinion, (6), slides; assembled box, B, consisting of a cover, (23), oriented by means of a bearing, (24), on the primary motor shaft, (1), from the assembled inner box, A, cover, (23), on which it is oriented and fixed by means of screws, (25), with the conventionally right surface, an external cylindrical wall, (26), from which, on its conventionally left surface, a cover, (27), is oriented and fixed, by means of screws, (28); cover, (27), which is oriented b

The invention refers to a device for increasing the efficiency of any rotary power generating system with progressive variation, whose planetary system may have two or more pairs of pinions, or/and satellites with any multiplication/demultiplication ratio with respect to the central pinion, characterized in that it consists of an assembled inner box, A, which is assembled axially in an assembled outer box, B, to which an assembled side box is axially fixed, C; assembled inner box, A, made of a primary drive shaft, (1), C having a flange, by means of which the shaft is oriented and fixed on a cover, (2), in which, axially, is assembled a bearing, (3), and radially, in some bosses, a, processed cylindrically, are fixedly assembled some bearings, (4), in which, with a shoulder, conventionally right, son satellites, (15), are assembled, each of which, on a median shoulder, has assembled a bearing, (4); axially, in the bearing, (3), is assembled an intermediate pinion, (6), which, to the left of its toothed crown, has assembled a second bearing, (18); in some bearings, (19), (FIG. 4) which are fixed in the cover, (2), are assembled some pinions, (14), which mesh both with the pinions, (15), and with the toothed crown of the intermediate pinion, (6); on the cover, (2), and oriented on the bearings, (4), (18) and (19), is centered an intermediate cover, (5), which is firmly fixed to the cover, (2), by some screws, (13); on the cover, (5), being oriented and fixed a cylindrical wall, (20); on the conventional left side of each pinion, (15), one eccentric, (16), is fixed rigidly (FIG. 1, FIG. 4, FIG. 5, FIG. 6); after each eccentric, (16), on each pinion, (15), a bearing, (4), is assembled; on each bearing, (4), it is oriented, and on the cylindrical wall, (20), is oriented and fixed another cover, (21), in the center of which is assembled a bearing, (22), through which the intermediate pinion, (6), slides; assembled box, B, consisting of a cover, (23), oriented by means of a bearing, (24), on the primary motor shaft, (1), from the assembled inner box, A, cover, (23), on which it is oriented and fixed by means of screws, (25), with the conventionally right surface, an external cylindrical wall, (26), from which, on its conventionally left surface, a cover, (27), is oriented and fixed, by means of screws, (28); cover, (27), which is oriented b

The present invention relates in general to working machines with working units which are subject to fluctuating loads or have a fluctuating power consumption. The invention relates in particular to a drive train assembly for driving such a working unit, the drive train assembly having a flywheel accumulator for mitigating the load impacts or load fluctuations. According to the invention, a starting aid for easier starting up of the flywheel accumulator into its desired operating speed range is provided, the starting aid having a planetary transmission, which is connected in terms of drive to the flywheel accumulator, and a control actuator for braking and/or accelerating a planetary transmission element in order to adjust the step-up/step-down ratio of the planetary transmission when starting up the flywheel accumulator. Furthermore, for refined smoothing of the power consumption in the started-up working mode, a control device is provided which accelerates and can brake the flywheel accumulator cyclically by adjusting the planetary transmission in accordance with the operating fluctuations of the working unit.

The present invention relates in general to working machines with working units which are subject to fluctuating loads or have a fluctuating power consumption. The invention relates in particular to a drive train assembly for driving such a working unit, the drive train assembly having a flywheel accumulator for mitigating the load impacts or load fluctuations. According to the invention, a starting aid for easier starting up of the flywheel accumulator into its desired operating speed range is provided, the starting aid having a planetary transmission, which is connected in terms of drive to the flywheel accumulator, and a control actuator for braking and/or accelerating a planetary transmission element in order to adjust the step-up/step-down ratio of the planetary transmission when starting up the flywheel accumulator. Furthermore, for refined smoothing of the power consumption in the started-up working mode, a control device is provided which accelerates and can brake the flywheel accumulator cyclically by adjusting the planetary transmission in accordance with the operating fluctuations of the working unit.

The invention refers to a device for increasing the efficiency of any rotary power generating system with progressive variation, whose planetary system may have two or more pairs of pinions, or/and satellites with any multiplication/demultiplication ratio with respect to the central pinion, characterized in that it consists of an assembled inner box, A, which is assembled axially in an assembled outer box, B, to which an assembled side box is axially fixed, C; assembled inner box, A, made of a primary drive shaft, (1), having a flange, by means of which the shaft is oriented and fixed on a cover, (2), in which, axially, is assembled a bearing, (3), and radially, in some bosses, a, processed cylindrically, are fixedly assembled some bearings, (4), in which, with a shoulder, conventionally right, son satellites, (15), are assembled, each of which, on a median shoulder, has assembled a bearing, (4); axially, in the bearing, (3), is assembled an intermediate pinion, (6), which, to the left of its toothed crown, has assembled a second bearing, (18); in some bearings, (19), (FIG. 4) which are fixed in the cover, (2), are assembled some pinions, (14), which mesh both with the pinions, (15), and with the toothed crown of the intermediate pinion, (6); on the cover, (2), and oriented on the bearings, (4), (18) and (19), is centered an intermediate cover, (5), which is firmly fixed to the cover, (2), by some screws, (13); on the cover, (5), being oriented and fixed a cylindrical wall, (20); on the conventional left side of each pinion, (15), one eccentric, (16), is fixed rigidly (FIG. 1, FIG. 4, FIG. 5, FIG. 6); after each eccentric, (16), on each pinion, (15), a bearing, (4), is assembled; on each bearing, (4), it is oriented, and on the cylindrical wall, (20), is oriented and fixed another cover, (21), in the center of which is assembled a bearing, (22), through which the intermediate pinion, (6), slides; assembled box, B, consisting of a cover, (23), oriented by means of a bearing, (24), on the primary motor shaft, (1), from the assembled inner box, A, cover, (23), on which it is oriented and fixed by means of screws, (25), with the conventionally right surface, an external cylindrical wall, (26), from which, on its conventionally left surface, a cover, (27), is oriented and fixed, by means of screws, (28); cover, (27), which is oriented by

The invention refers to a device for increasing the efficiency of any rotary power generating system with progressive variation, whose planetary system may have two or more pairs of pinions, or/and satellites with any multiplication/demultiplication ratio with respect to the central pinion, characterized in that it consists of an assembled inner box, A, which is assembled axially in an assembled outer box, B, to which an assembled side box is axially fixed, C; assembled inner box, A, made of a primary drive shaft, (1), having a flange, by means of which the shaft is oriented and fixed on a cover, (2), in which, axially, is assembled a bearing, (3), and radially, in some bosses, a, processed cylindrically, are fixedly assembled some bearings, (4), in which, with a shoulder, conventionally right, son satellites, (15), are assembled, each of which, on a median shoulder, has assembled a bearing, (4); axially, in the bearing, (3), is assembled an intermediate pinion, (6), which, to the left of its toothed crown, has assembled a second bearing, (18); in some bearings, (19), (FIG. 4) which are fixed in the cover, (2), are assembled some pinions, (14), which mesh both with the pinions, (15), and with the toothed crown of the intermediate pinion, (6); on the cover, (2), and oriented on the bearings, (4), (18) and (19), is centered an intermediate cover, (5), which is firmly fixed to the cover, (2), by some screws, (13); on the cover, (5), being oriented and fixed a cylindrical wall, (20); on the conventional left side of each pinion, (15), one eccentric, (16), is fixed rigidly (FIG. 1, FIG. 4, FIG. 5, FIG. 6); after each eccentric, (16), on each pinion, (15), a bearing, (4), is assembled; on each bearing, (4), it is oriented, and on the cylindrical wall, (20), is oriented and fixed another cover, (21), in the center of which is assembled a bearing, (22), through which the intermediate pinion, (6), slides; assembled box, B, consisting of a cover, (23), oriented by means of a bearing, (24), on the primary motor shaft, (1), from the assembled inner box, A, cover, (23), on which it is oriented and fixed by means of screws, (25), with the conventionally right surface, an external cylindrical wall, (26), from which, on its conventionally left surface, a cover, (27), is oriented and fixed, by means of screws, (28); cover, (27), which is oriented by