Wet parking brake device
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toyota Jidoshokki
InventorYuki Maruta
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Abstract
A wet parking brake device includes a shaft case, a rotary shaft, a plurality of stators, a plurality of brake discs, a piston plate, and a pressing mechanism. The wet parking brake is configured such that the brake discs and the stators come in contact with each other by a pressing from the piston plate pressed by the pressing mechanism to thereby generate a braking force against the rotary shaft. The pressing mechanism includes a parking rod that is turnably supported in the shaft case and has a turning axis in the vertical direction and an arm member that is connected to the parking rod and turns around the turning axis. The parking rod includes a rod main body, an upper shaft portion and a lower shaft portion.
Claims3
A wet parking brake device comprising:
- a shaft case;
- a rotary shaft accommodated in the shaft case;
- a plurality of stators held on the shaft case and arranged side by side movably in an axial direction of the rotary shaft;
- a plurality of brake discs held on the rotary shaft and each of which is interposed between any two adjacent stators of the plurality of stators;
- a piston plate held on the shaft case and movable toward the brake discs in the axial direction of the rotary shaft;
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- a pressing mechanism configured to press the piston plate toward the brake discs,
- the wet parking brake device being configured such that the brake discs and the stators come in contact with each other by a pressing from the piston plate pressed by the pressing mechanism to thereby generate a braking force against the rotary shaft, wherein
- the pressing mechanism includes:
- a parking rod that is turnably supported in the shaft case and has a turning axis in a vertical direction;
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- an arm member that is connected to the parking rod and turns around the turning axis,
- the parking rod includes:
- a rod main body which has an insertion hole through which the rotary shaft is inserted and a pressing portion that presses the piston plate;
- an upper shaft portion that is located on an upper part of the rod main body;
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- a lower shaft portion that is located on a lower part of the rod main body and is coaxial with the upper shaft portion, and
- the rod main body has a shape which does not protrude from an area enclosed by an outer peripheral edge of the piston plate in a radial direction of the rotary shaft.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.