Pendular damping device, especially for a motor vehicle transmission
US-2015075320-A1 · Mar 19, 2015 · US
US9506525B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9506525-B2 |
| Application number | US-201214351071-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Oct 18, 2012 |
| Priority date | Oct 19, 2011 |
| Publication date | Nov 29, 2016 |
| Grant date | Nov 29, 2016 |
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A damping system ( 10 ) having a rotation axis (X) and comprising at least: at least one first flyweight ( 14 ) and one second flyweight ( 14 ) able to oscillate with respect to support member ( 12 ), and at least one device ( 20 ) for guiding the first and second flyweights ( 14 ) with respect to the support member ( 12 ), having at least one bearing element ( 22 ) able to interact with a pair of opposite tracks, respectively a first guidance track ( 24 ) and a second guidance track ( 26 ) that is carried by the support member ( 12 ), wherein the first guidance track ( 24 ) is carried by said connecting means ( 16 ).
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The invention claimed is: 1. A damping system ( 10 ) having a rotation axis (X) and comprising: a support member ( 12 ) rotatable around the rotation axis (X); at least one first flyweight ( 14 ) and at least one second flyweight ( 14 ) configured to oscillate with respect to the support member ( 12 ) in a rotation plane orthogonal to the rotation axis (X), the first and second flyweights ( 14 ) being mounted axially on either side of the support member ( 12 ) and connected axially to one another by means of at least one connecting member ( 16 ) so that the first and second flyweights ( 14 ) are non-moveable relative to one another in the rotation plane orthogonal to the rotation axis (X); and at least one guiding device ( 20 ) for guiding the first and second flyweights ( 14 ) with respect to the support member ( 12 ), the at least one guiding device ( 20 ) cooperating with only one of the at least one connecting member ( 16 ), the at least one guiding device ( 20 ) having a single rolling element ( 22 ) configured to roll on a pair of radially opposite tracks, respectively a single first guidance track ( 24 ) carried by the connecting member ( 16 ) and a second guidance track ( 26 ) carried by the support member ( 12 ); the first guidance track ( 24 ) extending axially between the first flyweight ( 14 ) and the second flyweight ( 14 ); the at least one connecting member ( 16 ) passing axially through an associated opening ( 18 ) through the support member ( 12 ); the at least one connecting member ( 16 ) including a single spacer extending axially through the associated opening ( 18 ) between the first and second flyweights ( 14 ) and defining only the single first guidance track ( 24 ); the spacer ( 16 ) non-moveably connected to each of the first and second flyweights ( 14 ) so that the first and second flyweights ( 14 ) being non-moveable relative to one another; the spacer ( 16 ) and each of the first and second flyweights being moveable relative to the support member ( 12 ); the single spacer interacting only with the single rolling element ( 22 ), the support member ( 12 ) and the first and second flyweights ( 14 ). 2. The damping system ( 10 ) according to claim 1 , wherein the spacer ( 16 ) constitutes stop abutment means formed by opposite ends ( 38 ) thereof configured to interact with an abutment surface ( 36 ) of the opening ( 18 ) of the support member ( 12 ) in order to limit the oscillations of the at least one flyweight ( 14 ) with respect to the support member ( 12 ). 3. The damping system ( 10 ) according to claim 2 , wherein the spacer ( 16 ) comprises at least one elastomeric absorption element interposed between the abutment means ( 38 ) of the spacer ( 16 ) and the surfaces ( 36 ) of the opening ( 18 ). 4. The damping system ( 10 ) according to claim 2 , wherein the opening ( 18 ) of the support member is equipped with an elastomeric absorption element interposed between the abutment means ( 38 ) formed by the spacer ( 16 ) and the surfaces ( 36 ) of the opening ( 18 ). 5. The damping system ( 10 ) according to claim 1 , comprising at least two associated openings ( 18 ) in the support member ( 12 ), at least two spacers each extending axially through one of the associated openings ( 18 ) between the first and second flyweights ( 14 ), and at least two guidance devices ( 20 ), respectively: at least one first guidance device ( 20 A) and at least one second guidance device ( 20 B), which are interposed axially between the support member ( 12 ) and the first and second flyweights ( 14 ). 6. The damping system ( 10 ) according to claim 1 , wherein axially opposite distal ends the spacer ( 16 ) are passing axially through associated openings in the first and second flyweights. 7. The damping system ( 10 ) according to claim 1 , the single spacer ( 16 ) is a unitary part. 8. The damping system ( 10 ) according to claim 7 , the unitary part ( 16 ) is a one-piece part.
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