Drive assembly, axle and work machine
AssigneeDeere & Company
InventorsManuel Mann, MATTHIAS LANG, STEFAN RAISCH, FRANK BUHRKE, RAINER GUGEL
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Abstract
A drive assembly for a work machine includes an energy machine, a rotational speed compensating device, a first power output, and a magnetic-electric epicyclic gear set connected to the energy machine via a drive shaft, the magnetic-electric epicyclic gear set being arranged to adjust the rotational speed of one or more of the first power output or the rotational speed compensating device.
Claims16
A drive assembly for a work machine, comprising:
- an energy machine;
- a rotational speed compensating device;
- a first power output;
- and
- a magnetic-electric epicyclic gear set connected to the energy machine via a drive shaft, the magnetic-electric epicyclic gear set being arranged to adjust the rotational speed of one or more of the first power output or the rotational speed compensating device.
An axle for a work machine including a drive assembly, comprising:
- an energy machine;
- a rotational speed compensating device;
- a first power output;
- and
- a magnetic-electric epicyclic gear set connected to the energy machine via a drive shaft, the magnetic-electric epicyclic gear set being arranged to adjust the rotational speed of one or more of the first power output or the rotational speed compensating device.
A work machine including an axle having a drive assembly, comprising:
- an energy machine;
- a rotational speed compensating device;
- a first power output;
- and
- a magnetic-electric epicyclic gear set connected to the energy machine via a drive shaft, the magnetic-electric epicyclic gear set being arranged to adjust the rotational speed of one or more of the first power output or the rotational speed compensating device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.