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Electric motor regulating and control drive having a clutch-brake unit

Assignee: Frankl and Kirchner GmbH and Co KG
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Filing: 1987-09-08
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Granted: 1989-04-25
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Expires: 2007-09-08
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Abstract

Abstract In an electric motor regulating and control drive, especially for industrial sewing machines, a clutch-brake disk is mounted for co-rotation on an output shaft and has a clutch facing which can be brought into engagement with a clutch surface of a flywheel of the corresponding motor, and has a brake facing which can be brought into engagement with a brake surface of a brake-bearing plate. In order to achieve by simple means an effective suppression of impact noises when a braking action is initiated, at least the brake facing is mounted with damping with respect to the armature ring of the clutch-brake disk. It is preferably thrust against the armature ring by means of at least one annular spring.

Inventors

  • 👤 Hilmar Wittler
  • 👤 Adolf Martin
  • 👤 Herbert Palloch

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-11-04 11:39
CPC Classifications
H; H02; H02K; H02K23/00; H02K23/68; H02K7/00; H02K7/10; H02K7/112; H02K7/1125; D; D05; D05B; D05B69/00; D05B69/10; D05B69/12; D05B69/125; F; F16; F16D; F16D27/00; F16D27/10; F16D27/108; F16D27/112; F16D65/00; F16D65/0006; F16D67/00; F16D67/02; F16D67/06

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 4
Claim 1
Independent Claim 302 words
An electric motor regulating and control drive, especially for industrial sewing machines, comprising: a constantly drivable motor having a motor shaft; a flywheel attached to said motor shaft and having a clutch surface; an output shaft; a clutch-brake unit including a clutch-brake disk which is affixed to and co-rotational with said input shaft and which has an armature ring with a brake facing and a clutch facing; a nonrotating brake bearing member provided with a brake surface; said clutch-brake disk being selectively displaceable into frictional engagement with said brake surface of said brake bearing member or with said clutch surface of said flywheel; said frictional engagement causing said brake facing and said clutch facing to swell because of heating during operation, thereby thermally causing axial expansion of said facings requiring a gap between said clutch facing and said clutch surface and a gap between said brake facing and said brake surface; a clutch winding and a brake winding, both for displacing said clutch-brake disk, with which said armature ring is associated; at least said brake facing being mounted dampingly with respect to said armature ring, damping means being provided between said brake facing and saidi armature ring; in said damping means, at least one spring element for mounting between said brake facing and said armature ring, means for supporting said brake facing against said spring element leaving a spring gap between said brake facing and said spring element for resiliently absorbing the impact of said brake facing on said brake surface, and means for supporting said spring element against said armature ring leaving a strike-through gap between said armature ring and said spring element so that in the event of abrupt braking said spring element can flex to such an extent as to contact damping pads between lands of said armature ring.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 302 words
An electric motor regulating and control drive, especially for industrial sewing machines, comprising: a constantly drivable motor having a motor shaft; a flywheel attached to said motor shaft and having a clutch surface; an output shaft; a clutch-brake unit including a clutch-brake disk which is affixed to and co-rotational with said input shaft and which has an armature ring with a brake facing and a clutch facing; a nonrotating brake bearing member provided with a brake surface; said clutch-brake disk being selectively displaceable into frictional engagement with said brake surface of said brake bearing member or with said clutch surface of said flywheel; said frictional engagement causing said brake facing and said clutch facing to swell because of heating during operation, thereby thermally causing axial expansion of said facings requiring a gap between said clutch facing and said clutch surface and a gap between said brake facing and said brake surface; a clutch winding and a brake winding, both for displacing said clutch-brake disk, with which said armature ring is associated; at least said brake facing being mounted dampingly with respect to said armature ring, damping means being provided between said brake facing and saidi armature ring; in said damping means, at least one spring element for mounting between said brake facing and said armature ring, means for supporting said brake facing against said spring element leaving a spring gap between said brake facing and said spring element for resiliently absorbing the impact of said brake facing on said brake surface, and means for supporting said spring element against said armature ring leaving a strike-through gap between said armature ring and said spring element so that in the event of abrupt braking said spring element can flex to such an extent as to contact damping pads between lands of said armature ring.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 22 words
A drive according to claim 1, in which said damping means includes damping elements between said spring element and said armature ring.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 18 words
A drive according to claim 1, in which said at least one spring element is an annular spring.

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USPTO Annuity & Maintenance Windows

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