Oscillation decoupling system
AssigneeKNORR-BREMSE Systeme fuer Nutzfahrzeuge GmbH
InventorSebastian Schaller
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Abstract
An oscillation decoupling system does not transmit oscillations, for example, from a drive train of a vehicle to an actuator system for a clutch. A clutch system with the oscillation decoupling system has an adjusting element. The actuator system includes an active element which is designed to carry out an active movement in a predetermined working direction and an element of the oscillation decoupling system which connects the active element to the actuator device and to the adjusting element. The element of the oscillation decoupling system includes, in a predetermined direction of work, a play region in which the active element or the adjusting element moves without the respective other moving element.
Claims13
A clutch system comprising:
- an oscillation decoupling system, and
- a clutch, wherein
- the oscillation decoupling system comprises:
- an adjustment element;
- an actuating mechanism with an active element which is designed to carry out an active movement in a predetermined active direction for actuating the adjustment element;
- and
- an oscillation decoupling region across which the active element of the actuating mechanism and the adjustment element interact,
- wherein
- the oscillation decoupling region in the predetermined active direction has a predetermined play region in which the active element and the adjustment element are movable without the respective other element moving when the actuating mechanism is not being actuated,
- the oscillation decoupling region includes a portion of the active element of the actuating mechanism adjacent to the adjustment element, and a portion of the adjustment element adjacent to the actuating mechanism,
- when the active element acts in the actuated state the active movement is transferred between the active element and the adjustment element in the oscillation decoupling region, and
- the adjustment element includes a disengaging mechanism for the clutch, which serves to engage and disengage the clutch.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.