[0009] The loosening and coupling of the clutch 15 is achieved by tightening the plate friction. Since the frictional resistance of this structure is small, it is often unable to meet the processing requirements of high-torque power transmission such as general tapping or drilling, resulting in To make the friction surface at the plate prone to slipping, resulting in work interruption and shutdown, so the work efficiency is quite limited
[0010] After the clutch 15 is used for a period of time, it will wear obviously, resulting in a reduction in the torque transmission efficiency, making the above-mentioned slipping phenomenon more serious, so the service life is short, and it is necessary to replace the clutch frequently, and the cost of parts replacement is high.
[0011] The power interruption of the transmission shaft 12 is achieved by closing the clutch 15 and then starting the brake 16. Therefore, the power interruption time of the transmission shaft 12 will be affected by the length of the demagnetization time of the clutch 15 electromagnet 151. Generally speaking, If the degaussing time point is at the higher peak position of the current sine wave, a longer degaussing time is usually required; on the contrary, at the lower peak position, the required degaussing time is naturally shortened. Such a situation will cause power interruption. The response time is different, so in the above-mentioned tapping or drilling operations, the depth of tapping or drilling often cannot be accurately controlled, resulting in unstable processing accuracy and affecting the processing quality
[0012] The power transmission of the power transmission shaft 12, that is, when it is desired to perform processing operations, must first close the brake 16 to remove the braking state of the transmission shaft 12, and then start the clutch 15 for power transmission. However, as mentioned above, when the brake 16 When it is closed, its electromagnet 161 needs a period of demagnetization time, but before the complete demagnetization, that is, before the braking state of the transmission shaft 12 is completely released, the clutch 15 has usually started to perform power transmission, so it often causes the brake 16 to be demagnetized. The closing of the clutch 15 and the starting action of the clutch 15 cannot be smoothly connected. In such a situation, unnecessary friction loss will be caused between the plates on the clutch 15 and the brake 16, and the wear will be accelerated.
In the same way, when the power transmission of the drive shaft 12 is interrupted, that is, when the machining stroke ends, the clutch 15 must be closed first to interrupt the power transmission, and then the brake 16 is started to automatically return the tapping or drill bit. However, the clutch The electromagnet 151 of 15 also needs a period of degaussing time. Before it is completely demagnetized, the brake 16 is usually activated. Acceleration to wear the pad
[0013] The power transmission of the power transmission shaft 12 is mainly driven by the clutch plate on the clutch 15 and the clutch disc 152 with surface contact and mutual pressing friction. The time will also be extended accordingly, making the processing accuracy poorer, and the actions between the above-mentioned clutch 15 and brake 16 will not be able to smoothly connect with each other, causing the above-mentioned problems to become more serious
[0014] The above shortcomings have plagued equipment manufacturers and operators for a long time, but there is no suitable and effective technical solution