Method for Compensating Aperiodic Behavior in Heat Engines Using Rotating Electric Machines
A heat engine and rotating electrical machine technology, applied in the arrangement of multiple different prime movers, rotational vibration suppression, motors, etc. of general power plants, and can solve problems such as vibration of mechanical parts and design constraints
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[0050] Identical, similar or similar elements retain the same reference numerals from one figure to another.
[0051] Figure 1a and 1b The traction chain 10 is shown implanted on the drive train 11 of a motor vehicle.
[0052] The traction chain 10 comprises a heat engine 12 and a gearbox 13 provided with at least one input shaft 13.1 and an output shaft 13.2 connected to the wheels via a differential 16. The clutch K1 is interposed between the heat engine 12 and the input shaft 13.1 of the gearbox 13 .
[0053] A reversible rotary electric machine 17 is provided between the clutch K1 and the heat engine 12 . More specifically, this electric machine 17 is arranged between the clutch K1 and the mechanical damper 20 fitted on the crankshaft of the heat engine 12 .
[0054] The electric machine 17 may be operated in generator mode during the regenerative braking phase to supply current to the network, for example to charge a battery (not shown), and the electric machine 17 ma...
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