Tracked compact all-terrain vehicle with electromechanical transmission

Abstract

The invention relates to transport machinery and, in particular, to all-terrain vehicles (ATVs); snow and swamp-going vehicles. A small-sized tracked ATV with electromechanical transmission characterized in that it comprises a power frame, caterpillar movers, as well as the following installed on the power frame and connected to each other: an ICE generator, which is in turn connected to two gasoline tanks; two traction electric motors, each of which is connected to its own traction inverter; an energy accumulator and a control unit, wherein the power frame comprises a floor, a roof and walls forming a common internal useful displacement volume combined with additional useful displacement volumes located on both sides of the common internal useful displacement volume in the caterpillar contour of the movers, and the electric motors are installed in the front part of the power frame in a block with gearboxes and are connected by the cardan drive to the driving wheel assembly to organize the front drive of the caterpillar mover or are installed outside the front part of the power frame and are made directly as the electric motor wheels to serve as the driving wheels, with the ICE generator installed entirely in the additional useful displacement volume of one of the caterpillar contours, while the energy accumulator is installed entirely in the opposite useful displacement volume of the other caterpillar contour and, in terms of its weight, is equal to the ICE generator, wherein the gasoline tanks are installed entirely in both useful displacement volumes of the caterpillar contours of the movers, and have the same design, the same capacity and the same overflow system. Technical result: simplified design and increased reliability, reduced weight and dimension characteristics, capacity to travel at high maximum speed, far away from filling stations and in any weather conditions, optimal weight distribution and expanded usable space to accommodate the crew and cargo, increased mileage between overhauls and lower labor costs for repair and maintenance. 9 dependent claims, 7 figures

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