Locking device for a start-stop operation of a starter generator
View Patent ↗A torque-transmission system with a decoupler ( 1 ) between a shaft ( 2 ) and a belt pulley ( 3 ) of a starter generator is provided. The belt pulley can rotate relative to the shaft ( 2 ). For reducing rotary oscillations, the decoupler ( 1 ) includes a damping device arranged between the belt pulley ( 3 ) and the shaft ( 2 ) with at least one spring element ( 5 ). The decoupler ( 1 ) includes an automatic locking device ( 7 ) that is dependent on a direction of rotation and that produces, at a low rotational speed level, a coupling between the belt pulley ( 3 ) and the shaft ( 2 ), and this coupling automatically disconnects when a pre-determined rotational speed is reached.
1. A decoupler for a torque-transmission system between a shaft and a belt pulley of a starter generator in which belt pulley can rotate relative to the shaft, the decoupler comprising at least one spring element for reducing rotary oscillations as a damping device between the belt pulley and the shaft, and a rotational direction-dependent, automatic locking device that in a first rotational direction creates a coupling between the belt pulley and the shaft at a low rotational speed level, and automatically disconnects the coupling when a predetermined rotational speed is reached, and for a second, opposite rotational direction, the locking device allows a relative rotation between the pulley and the shaft, wherein the locking device engages in a middle position of an operating range between the belt pulley and the shaft.
2. A decoupler for a torque-transmission system between a shaft and a belt pulley of a starter generator in which belt pulley can rotate relative to the shaft, the decoupler comprising at least one spring element for reducing rotary oscillations as a damping device between the belt pulley and the shaft, and a rotational direction-dependent, automatic locking device that in a first rotational direction creates a coupling between the belt pulley and the shaft at a low rotational speed level, and automatically disconnects the coupling when a predetermined rotational speed is reached, and for a second, opposite rotational direction, the locking device allows a relative rotation between the pulley and the shaft, wherein the locking device engages offset to a middle position of an operating range between the belt pulley and the shaft.