Frictionally-acting device and use of an intermediate disk and/or an actuation disk in such a frictionally-acting device
AssigneeBorgWarner Inc.
InventorHans Jürgen Hauck
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a frictionally-acting device (2) comprising a disk pack (32) made from a first disk set (34) and a second disk set (46), wherein disks of the disk sets (34, 46) are arranged alternating one after another and can be frictionally engaged with one another. An intermediate disk (74), provided with a friction lining on one side, is arranged between a support disk (70) and a disk (36) of the first disk set (34) adjacent to the support disk (70), the intermediate disk (74) is in rotary driving connection with a second disk carrier (20), and the friction lining of the intermediate disk (74) faces the support disk (70).
Claims19
A frictionally-acting device (2) comprising a disk pack (32) made from a first disk set (34) which is rotationally fixed to a first disk carrier (18) and disks (36, 38, 40, 42, 44) which are designed as friction lining disks provided with a friction lining on both sides, and a second disk set (46) which is rotationally fixed to a second disk carrier (20) and disks (48, 50, 52, 54, 56) which are designed as disks without friction linings, wherein the disks of the two disk sets (34, 46) are arranged alternating one after another and can be frictionally engaged with one another, wherein the disk pack (32) has an actuation side (64) via which the disk pack (32) is actuatable by means of an actuation element (68), and a support disk (70), which is in rotary driving connection with the first disk carrier (18), arranged on the side (66) of the disk pack (32) facing away from the actuation side (64),
- wherein an intermediate disk (74), provided with a friction lining on one side, is arranged between the support disk (70) and a disk (36) of the first disk set (34) adjacent to the support disk (70), and is in rotary driving connection with the second disk carrier (20), and the friction lining of the intermediate disk (74) faces the support disk (70).
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