Stepless hydromechanical mechanism with multiple power-transmission paths, more particularly for motor vehicles
OwnerMichael Meyerleinventor
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Stepless hydromechanical mechanism with multiple power-transmission paths, more particularly for motor vehicles, having at least two switching ranges in which the stepless control of the mechanism is effected by a hydrostatic transmission, in which the specific requirements on the hydrostatic unit are reduced to a minimum. The hydrostatic power content is reduced. The parameters determining noise, efficiency and service life, i.e., hydrostatic pressure, hydrostatic speed, as well as the values of these components and their arrangement are brought into acceptable and technically feasible bounds. To this end, two summation planetary gearing mechanisms are provided in which the input shaft of the transmission is drivingly connected to a first hydrostatic unit and to a first inlet shaft of the first summation planetary gearing mechanisms, and a second hydrostatic unit is connected to a second inlet shaft of the first summation planetary gearing mechanism and to a first inlet shaft of the second summation planetary gearing mechanism.
A stepless hydromechanical transmission having a power input shaft, a power output shaft and a multiple path power transmission mechanism for transmitting power in at least two hydrostatic-mechanical forward shift ranges from said input shaft to said output shaft, said power transmission mechanism comprising:
A stepless hydromechanical transmission having a power input shaft, a power output shaft and a multiple path power transmission mechanism for transmitting power from said input shaft to said output shaft in at least tow hydrostatic-mechanical forward shaft ranges, and wherein all forward ranges operate in multiple power transmission paths, said power transmission mechanism comprising:
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