Hydroformed torque converter fluid coupling member
a technology of fluid coupling and torque converter, which is applied in the direction of fluid couplings, gearings, couplings, etc., can solve problems such as adversely affecting performan
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[0014] Referring first to FIG. 1 of the drawings in detail, numeral 10 generally indicates a hydrodynamic torque converter for use with a transmission in the drivetrain of an automotive vehicle. The torque converter 10 includes a formed outer housing 12 enclosing a lockup clutch 14 connected through a torsion damping coupling 16 with an output hub 18. Coaxial with the hub 18 is a stator hub 20 carrying a one-way clutch 22 that conventionally supports a vaned stator 24. A housing 12 also acts as an outer shell 26 for an impeller 28 forming one hydrodynamic coupling member (a / k / a fluid coupling member) of the torque converter 10. The impeller (pump) 28 conventionally includes stamped blades 30 fixed between the outer shell 26 and a stamped inner shell 31. An improved turbine 32 according to the invention forms a second hydrodynamic coupling (fluid coupling member) of the torque converter 10 and is mounted on the output hub 18, facing the impeller (pump) 28.
[0015] In operation, the ho...
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