Overrunning spring clutch assembly

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F16D 7/00 (2006.01) F16D 41/20 (2006.01)

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CA 1318792

21 ABSTRACT A spring clutch assembly is disclosed having an input . clutch member (3), an output clutch member (4), coaxial there- with, and further having a clutch spring (8) disposed partially in each clutch member, the spring placed on an arbor (12) having a shoulder (20) at the input end thereof. The arbor is fixed to the input member by a collet fit and extends through the output member into a housing (2) where it is rotatively supported by bearings (21). The input member is also supported rotatively by bearings (6) which may further include a squeeze film damper (27) to control the assembly spring rate and thereby minimize vibrations by traversing a rigid body mode vibration at low speed. Such spring clutch assemblies are par- ticularly useful in high RPM environments where vibrations must be held to a minimum. A clutch spring is also disclosed, having a very fine axial cut across a cross-over coil (41) and transition coils (54) disposed between the teaser coils (52 and the central coils (53). The transition coils form a gradual ramp (58) to distribute stresses over several coils, preventing spring failure.

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