Prime mover arrangement comprising a fluid-actuated clutch arrangement and a multi-disk clutch
AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsFelix Wiedmann, Andreas Wengert, Nadja Eisenmenger
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AssigneeRobert Bosch GmbH
InventorsFelix Wiedmann, Andreas Wengert, Nadja Eisenmenger
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The invention relates to a prime mover arrangement comprising an internal combustion engine (1) for driving a first shaft (2) and comprising a steam engine (4) which is connected to the first shaft by means of a clutch arrangement (3) for driving a second shaft (5). Furthermore, means which interact with the clutch arrangement (3) are arranged between the first shaft (2) and the second shaft (5) in order to transmit a rotational movement of the second shaft (5) to the first shaft (2) in a first operating mode and to allow a freewheel between the first shaft (2) and the second shaft (5) in a second operating mode. The clutch arrangement (3) can be operated with positive pressure or negative pressure. Furthermore, the clutch arrangement (3) can be shifted by a fluid, and a torque transmission is provided between the first shaft (2) and the second shaft (5).
A power mover arrangement comprising an internal combustion engine (1) for driving a first shaft (2) and comprising a steam engine (4) which is connected to the first shaft by means of a clutch arrangement (3) for driving a second shaft (5), wherein means which interact with the clutch arrangement (3) are arranged between the first shaft (2) and the second shaft (5) in order to transmit a rotary movement of the second shaft (5) to the first shaft (2) in a first operating mode and to allow a freewheel between the first shaft (2) and the second shaft (5) in a second operating mode, characterized in that the clutch arrangement (3) is configured to be operated with positive pressure or negative pressure, wherein the clutch arrangement (3) is configured to be shifted by a fluid, and a torque transmission is provided between the first shaft (2) and the second shaft (5).
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