Article | REF: BM4420 V1

Hydrokinetic couplers

Author: Mihai EXARHU

Publication date: July 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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    3. Selection and operation

    3.1 Selection criteria

    A hydrokinetic coupling must meet certain requirements, which guide the choice, such as :

    • transmit power from the motor to the controlled machine with maximum efficiency;

    • meet other operating conditions of the assembly, e.g. ensure clutch disengagement, limit the power transmitted in the medium term or enable adjustment of the transmission ratio during operation;

    • correspond to the required templates.

    • When selecting a constant fill hydrokinetic coupling, the user must specify the nominal values for power P and motor speed n M , with the transmission...

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