JPS6060355A - Toothed belt device - Google Patents
Toothed belt deviceInfo
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F02—COMBUSTION ENGINES; HOT-GAS OR COMBUSTION-PRODUCT ENGINE PLANTS
- F02B—INTERNAL-COMBUSTION PISTON ENGINES; COMBUSTION ENGINES IN GENERAL
- F02B77/00—Component parts, details or accessories, not otherwise provided for
- F02B77/08—Safety, indicating, or supervising devices
- F02B77/081—Safety, indicating, or supervising devices relating to endless members
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F16—ENGINEERING ELEMENTS AND UNITS; GENERAL MEASURES FOR PRODUCING AND MAINTAINING EFFECTIVE FUNCTIONING OF MACHINES OR INSTALLATIONS; THERMAL INSULATION IN GENERAL
- F16G—BELTS, CABLES, OR ROPES, PREDOMINANTLY USED FOR DRIVING PURPOSES; CHAINS; FITTINGS PREDOMINANTLY USED THEREFOR
- F16G1/00—Driving-belts
- F16G1/28—Driving-belts with a contact surface of special shape, e.g. toothed
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】 (技術分野) 本発明は歯付ベルト装置に関する。[Detailed description of the invention] (Technical field) The present invention relates to a toothed belt device.
(従来技術)
例えば自動車用内燃機関において、カムシャフトの駆動
は、クランクシャフトから回転力を得て行なうため、カ
ムシャフトとクランクシャフトを動力伝達する必要があ
り、その動力伝導装置には様々あるが、静粛性向上のた
めに、歯付ベルト装置が採用されている。(Prior art) For example, in an automobile internal combustion engine, the camshaft is driven by obtaining rotational force from the crankshaft, so it is necessary to transmit power between the camshaft and the crankshaft, and there are various power transmission devices. A toothed belt device is used to improve quietness.
このような装置を第1図に示す(例えば、特開昭57−
76343号公報参照)。Such a device is shown in FIG.
(See Publication No. 76343).
この例はディーゼル機関に適用された例で、クランクシ
ャフト、カムシャフト、傾射ポンプの駆動軸の先端には
外周に一定ピッチの歯を有するプーリ會それぞれクラン
クプーリ1、カムプーリ2、ポンププーリ3として取付
け、これらのプーリ1゜2.3には内周に同じピッチの
歯含有する歯付ベルト4が巻掛けされる。This example is applied to a diesel engine, and the crankshaft, camshaft, and tilt pump drive shafts are equipped with pulleys with teeth at a constant pitch on their outer peripheries as crank pulley 1, cam pulley 2, and pump pulley 3, respectively. A toothed belt 4 having teeth of the same pitch on the inner periphery is wound around these pulleys 1°2.3.
したがって、クランクシャフトが回転すると、この回転
駆動力が歯付ベルト4により伝達されることになるが、
このようなベルト駆動では歯付ベルト4が荷重により伸
びるので、ベルトテンショナにより歯付ベルト4に所定
の張力が与えられる。Therefore, when the crankshaft rotates, this rotational driving force is transmitted by the toothed belt 4.
In such a belt drive, the toothed belt 4 stretches due to the load, so a predetermined tension is applied to the toothed belt 4 by the belt tensioner.
すなわち、2つのアイドラプーリ5,6のうちいずれか
一方が歯付ベルト4を外側より押しつけている。That is, one of the two idler pulleys 5 and 6 presses the toothed belt 4 from the outside.
また、クランクシャフトによりカムシャフト及び噴射ポ
ンプが同期回転されるように、各プーリ1〜3の側面と
歯付ベルト4の側面には合マーク7.8.9がそれぞれ
設けられる。In addition, matching marks 7, 8, 9 are provided on the side surfaces of each of the pulleys 1 to 3 and on the side surface of the toothed belt 4, respectively, so that the camshaft and the injection pump are rotated synchronously by the crankshaft.
このため、これらの合マーク7〜9が一致している限り
吸排気弁の開閉時期や燃料の噴射時期が最適に制御され
ることになる。Therefore, as long as these matching marks 7 to 9 match, the opening/closing timing of the intake and exhaust valves and the fuel injection timing will be optimally controlled.
ところで、歯付ベルト4は通常ゴムにより形成されるた
め、伝導装置に使用される金属製のチェーンや機関自体
の寿命に比較するとどうしても短く、シたがって長時間
使用されると、歯列の中の一部の歯に歯とぼれが生じ、
この歯こぼれにより歯付ベルト4とプーリ1〜3との間
にスリップをおこす。By the way, since the toothed belt 4 is usually made of rubber, it has a short lifespan compared to the metal chain used in the transmission device or the engine itself. Some of the teeth may become crooked,
This loose tooth causes slippage between the toothed belt 4 and the pulleys 1 to 3.
このため合マーク7〜9がずれることになり、吸排気弁
の開閉時期が狂ってピストンと吸排気弁が干渉し、ひど
いときには機関が破損されることも考えられる。As a result, the matching marks 7 to 9 will be shifted, and the opening and closing timing of the intake and exhaust valves will be out of order, causing interference between the piston and the intake and exhaust valves, and in severe cases, the engine may be damaged.
そこで、予防策としては目視により歯付ベルト4を定期
的に点検したり、あるいは定期的に交換するという対策
がなされている。Therefore, as a preventive measure, the toothed belt 4 is periodically inspected visually or replaced regularly.
しかし、目視による点検はその交換時期を判断するのに
各人によりばらつきを生じ、早めに交換すれば費用が嵩
むことになる。一方、限界を越えて使用されると、前述
のように機関異常をきたし走行中であれば二次災害をも
起しかねない。However, visual inspection results in variations depending on the person in determining when it is time to replace the product, and replacing it early increases costs. On the other hand, if the vehicle is used beyond its limits, it may cause engine abnormalities as mentioned above, and even cause secondary disasters while the vehicle is being driven.
また、定期交換であれば、使用条件のばらつきから安全
率を大きくして早めに交換せざるを得す、コストアップ
になってしまうという問題があった。In addition, if it were to be replaced periodically, there was a problem in that due to variations in usage conditions, the safety factor had to be increased to replace it earlier, resulting in increased costs.
(発明の目的)
したがって、本発明は歯付ベルトがスリップする前に、
その前兆として歯が脱落することに着目し、歯の脱落に
よる噛合部の隙間を検出することによシ、歯付ベルトの
許容限界を簡単に早期検知し、例えば、自動車用タイミ
ングベルトに適用した場合に、定期点検や定期交換によ
る車輛の維持費用増大を防止するとともに、歯付ベルト
スリップによる機関異常を未然に防止する歯列ベルト装
置を提供することを目的とする。(Object of the Invention) Therefore, the present invention provides that, before the toothed belt slips,
By focusing on teeth falling off as a sign of this, and by detecting gaps in the meshing part due to teeth falling off, the permissible limits of toothed belts can be easily detected early. An object of the present invention is to provide a toothed belt device that prevents increases in vehicle maintenance costs due to periodic inspections and periodic replacements, and also prevents engine abnormalities due to toothed belt slip.
(発明の構成及び作用)
このため、外周に一部ピッチの歯を有するプーリに、同
じピッチの歯を有する歯付ベルトを巻掛けて動力の伝達
を行なう歯付ベルト装置において、歯付ベルトの歯の脱
落により上記プーリと歯付ベルトの噛合部に生ずる隙間
を光学的に検出する手段を、上記噛合部の両側に近接し
て設ける。(Structure and operation of the invention) Therefore, in a toothed belt device that transmits power by winding a toothed belt having teeth of the same pitch around a pulley having teeth of a partial pitch on the outer periphery, the toothed belt Means for optically detecting a gap created in the meshing portion between the pulley and the toothed belt due to the tooth falling out is provided close to both sides of the meshing portion.
歯付ベルトの破損過程はある1つの歯の歯底にひび割れ
が生ずることから始まり、歯が剥れ、脱落する。The failure process of a toothed belt begins with a crack forming at the bottom of one tooth, which causes the tooth to separate and fall off.
したがって1つの歯が脱落すると、プーリと歯付ベルト
の噛合部に隙間が生じ、この隙間が光検出手段により検
出されることになり、たとえばこの検出手段からの信号
により車室内の警報ランプが点灯するようにしておけば
、歯付ベルトに歯の脱落があることが容易に知れる。Therefore, when one tooth falls off, a gap is created between the meshing part of the pulley and the toothed belt, and this gap is detected by the optical detection means.For example, a signal from this detection means lights up an alarm lamp inside the vehicle. If you do this, you will easily know that a tooth has fallen off on the toothed belt.
(実施例) 以下図示実施例に基いて説明する。(Example) The following description will be made based on the illustrated embodiments.
第2図は本発明の第1実施例の一部断面図で、隙間検出
手段はカムプーリ2の近傍に設けられる。FIG. 2 is a partial sectional view of the first embodiment of the present invention, in which gap detection means is provided near the cam pulley 2. In FIG.
すなわち、カムプーリ2と歯付ベルト4゛の噛合)11
には小孔13.14が貫通され、この小孔13.14に
はグラスファイバで形成されるリード線15.16の一
端が外側より挿入され、接着硬化剤21.22及び圧入
ワッシャ23.24によシブラケット11に保持される
。In other words, the meshing between the cam pulley 2 and the toothed belt 4)11
A small hole 13.14 is passed through the hole 13.14, one end of a lead wire 15.16 made of glass fiber is inserted from the outside, and an adhesive hardening agent 21.22 and a press-fit washer 23.24 are inserted into the small hole 13.14. It is held by the support bracket 11.
この状態ではリード線15.16端部の軸芯が一致して
おり、かつこの軸芯を歯付ベルト4の歯40(第5図参
照)が横切るようになっている。In this state, the axes of the ends of the lead wires 15 and 16 are aligned, and the teeth 40 of the toothed belt 4 (see FIG. 5) cross these axes.
第3図は回路構成図で、上記一方のリード線15の他端
は光源室25に、他方のリード線16の他端は光電素子
室27に導入される。FIG. 3 is a circuit configuration diagram, in which the other end of one of the lead wires 15 is introduced into the light source chamber 25, and the other end of the other lead wire 16 is introduced into the photoelectric element chamber 27.
高屈折率のグラスファイバの媒質中では光が全反射しな
がらファイバ軸方向に進むため、リード線15の一端面
17からランプ26の光が入射すると、この光はリード
線15が曲がっていようとも他端面18に伝送される。In the medium of a glass fiber with a high refractive index, light travels in the fiber axis direction while being totally reflected, so when the light from the lamp 26 enters from one end surface 17 of the lead wire 15, this light will be transmitted even if the lead wire 15 is bent. The signal is transmitted to the other end surface 18.
他端面18に達した光は、軸芯の一致している他方のリ
ード線16の一端面19との間に遮断するものがない場
合は、直進してこの端面19に入射する。If there is nothing blocking the light that has reached the other end surface 18 and one end surface 19 of the other lead wire 16 whose axes coincide with each other, the light travels straight and enters this end surface 19 .
この光は他端面20に伝送され、他端面2oに対向して
設けられる光電素子28により、この光は電気信号に変
換される。This light is transmitted to the other end surface 20, and is converted into an electrical signal by a photoelectric element 28 provided opposite to the other end surface 2o.
すなわち、一方のリード線端面18と他方のリード線端
面19との間に形成される光伝送路は歯付ベルト4とプ
ーリ2の密着した噛合いにより遮断されている(歯付ベ
ルト4の歯40とプーリ2の歯42が交互に隙間なく横
切るため)が、歯付ベルト4の歯に脱落が生じると、こ
の脱落により隙間44(第2図、第3図は隙間44が光
伝送路に来た状態を示す)を通して光が伝送される。That is, the optical transmission path formed between one lead wire end surface 18 and the other lead wire end surface 19 is blocked by the close meshing of the toothed belt 4 and the pulley 2 (the teeth of the toothed belt 4 40 and the teeth 42 of the pulley 2 alternately pass across each other without a gap), but if the teeth of the toothed belt 4 fall off, this will cause the gap 44 (in Figs. 2 and 3, the gap 44 to pass through the optical transmission path. light is transmitted through the
アンプ室29のアンプ30は一方が光電素子28に接続
され、他方はリレー31のコイル32に接続され、光電
素子28により電気信号に変換された微弱信号を接点3
3を閉成することができる電気信号にまで増幅する。The amplifier 30 in the amplifier room 29 is connected at one end to the photoelectric element 28 and at the other end to the coil 32 of the relay 31, and transmits the weak signal converted into an electric signal by the photoelectric element 28 to the contact 3.
3 to an electrical signal that can be closed.
リレー31の接点33は一方がイグニッションスイッチ
36を介して電源35に接続され、他方は警報ランプ3
4に接続される。警報ランプ34は他の警報ランプ類と
同様に車室内の計器パネルに取付けられる。One side of the contact 33 of the relay 31 is connected to the power source 35 via the ignition switch 36, and the other side is connected to the alarm lamp 3.
Connected to 4. The alarm lamp 34 is attached to the instrument panel inside the vehicle like other alarm lamps.
このため、コイル32に電流が流れると、接点33が閉
成して警報ランプ34が点灯することになるが、一度点
灯した警報ランプ34を消灯させないために、コイル3
2と接点33を接続し、リレー31に自己保持機能を持
たせている。なお、点灯した警報ランプ34はイグニッ
ションスイッチ36の開成により自己保持が解除され、
消灯する。Therefore, when current flows through the coil 32, the contact 33 closes and the alarm lamp 34 lights up.
2 and contact 33 are connected, and the relay 31 has a self-holding function. Note that the illuminated alarm lamp 34 is released from self-holding by opening the ignition switch 36.
Lights out.
以上の構成による作用を説明する。The effect of the above configuration will be explained.
歯付ベルト4の破損過程は、■ある1つの歯41の歯底
42にひび割れが生じ、■この歯41が剥れ(第4図参
照)、■脱落する。この現象が他の歯にも生じると、■
多数の歯が脱落し、■最後にベルトスリップを起こすと
いう各段階に分けられる。The process of damage to the toothed belt 4 is as follows: (1) a crack occurs in the tooth bottom 42 of one tooth 41, (2) this tooth 41 peels off (see FIG. 4), and (2) falls off. If this phenomenon occurs in other teeth as well,
It can be divided into various stages: many teeth fall out, and finally belt slip occurs.
このうち、第3段階で歯41が脱落すると、それまで、
隙間なく噛合っていた噛合部に脱落した歯41に相当す
る隙間44(第5図)が生ずる。Among these, if the tooth 41 falls out in the third stage, until then,
A gap 44 (FIG. 5) corresponding to the tooth 41 that fell off is created in the meshing portion that had been meshing without a gap.
この隙間44が回転してリード線端面18,19間の光
伝送路を横切ると(第2図、第3図の図示状態)、この
隙間44を通して光が伝送され、光電素子28が、この
光信号を電気信号に変換し、この電気信号によりリレー
31のコイル32に電流が流れる。When this gap 44 rotates and crosses the optical transmission path between the lead wire end faces 18 and 19 (as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3), light is transmitted through this gap 44, and the photoelectric element 28 detects this light. The signal is converted into an electric signal, and this electric signal causes current to flow through the coil 32 of the relay 31.
このため、リレー31の接点33が閉成して電源35よ
り警報ランプ34に電流が流れて警報ランプ34が点灯
し、車室内の運転者に歯付ベルト4の歯の脱落を知らせ
るとともに、リレー31は自己保持され、イグニッショ
ンスイッチ36を開成するまで接点33は閉成状態に保
たれ、警報ランプ34は点灯を続ける。Therefore, the contact 33 of the relay 31 is closed, current flows from the power source 35 to the alarm lamp 34, and the alarm lamp 34 lights up, notifying the driver in the vehicle that the teeth of the toothed belt 4 have fallen off, and relaying 31 is self-held, the contact 33 is kept closed until the ignition switch 36 is opened, and the alarm lamp 34 continues to be lit.
一方、前述の破損過程の第2段階においても、剥れた歯
41が捲れてプーリ2の歯先45に喰い込み、捲れた歯
41の周辺に隙間46を生ずることがある(第6図参照
)。On the other hand, even in the second stage of the damage process described above, the peeled tooth 41 may curl up and bite into the tooth tip 45 of the pulley 2, creating a gap 46 around the rolled tooth 41 (see Figure 6). ).
この場合も隙間46を通して光が伝送され、警報ランプ
34が点灯する。In this case as well, light is transmitted through the gap 46 and the alarm lamp 34 lights up.
したがって、歯付ベルト4の歯の脱落により噛合部に隙
間44が生じると、警報ランプ34が点灯するため、機
関室を開けることも、また定期点検する必要もなく、車
室内で容易に歯付ベルトの交換時期が来たことを知る。Therefore, if a gap 44 is created in the meshing part due to the teeth of the toothed belt 4 falling off, the alarm lamp 34 lights up, so there is no need to open the engine room or perform regular inspections, and the teeth can be easily attached inside the vehicle. Know it's time to replace the belt.
また、この例では発光部としてのランプ26及び受光部
としての光電素子28はアンプ30とともに、機関本体
10よシ隔離して設けられている。Further, in this example, the lamp 26 as a light emitting part and the photoelectric element 28 as a light receiving part, together with the amplifier 30, are provided separately from the engine main body 10.
歯付ベルト4とプーリ2との噛合部に生ずる隙間44を
検出する場合、基本的には噛合部両側にランプ26と光
電素子28を対向して第7図の第2実施例のように配設
すればよいのであるが、これら26.28が機関本体1
0の近傍に直接組付けされると、機関本体10からの高
い温度(100℃〜140℃)と激しい振動の影響を受
け、また歯付ベルト4の寿命は通常長い(10万b〜2
0万Km )ことを考慮すると、ランプ26及び光電素
子28の寿命のほうが短くなってしまう恐れがある。When detecting the gap 44 that occurs at the meshing part between the toothed belt 4 and the pulley 2, basically, a lamp 26 and a photoelectric element 28 are arranged facing each other on both sides of the meshing part as in the second embodiment shown in FIG. However, these 26.28 are the engine body 1.
If it is directly assembled near zero, it will be affected by the high temperature (100°C to 140°C) and severe vibration from the engine body 10, and the life of the toothed belt 4 is usually long (100,000 to 2
00,000 km), the lifespan of the lamp 26 and the photoelectric element 28 may be shorter.
ところが、グラスファイバ(ビニル等で被服される)は
熱及び振動に強く、取付も簡単であるため、機関本体1
0の近傍に設けても差支えなく、他方、ランプ26及び
光電素子28は使用環境の良い場所に設置できるので、
検出手段としての耐人件が向上する効果が得られる。However, glass fiber (covered with vinyl, etc.) is resistant to heat and vibration, and is easy to install.
On the other hand, the lamp 26 and the photoelectric element 28 can be installed in a place with a good usage environment.
The effect of improving the personnel requirements for the detection means can be obtained.
このため、場合によってはランプ26又は光電素子28
のいずれか一方を機関本体10の近傍に組付けることも
もちろん差支えない。For this reason, in some cases the lamp 26 or the photoelectric element 28
Of course, it is also possible to assemble either one of them near the engine main body 10.
また、検出手段の取付場所はカムプーリ2に限らず、歯
付ベルト4の歯と噛合うプーリであれば他のプーリでも
よく、隙間検出を光の他に超音波を利用しても同様に適
用される。Furthermore, the mounting location of the detection means is not limited to the cam pulley 2, but may be any other pulley as long as it meshes with the teeth of the toothed belt 4, and the gap detection can be similarly applied even if ultrasonic waves are used in addition to light. be done.
さらに、歯付ベルトの歯のうち少なくとも1つの歯を他
の歯よりも破損し易いおとり歯として設けたおとり歯付
の歯付ベルトと組合せて適応されると、交換時期の検出
精度がより向上する。Furthermore, when used in combination with a toothed belt with decoy teeth, in which at least one tooth of the toothed belt is provided as a decoy tooth that is more easily damaged than other teeth, the accuracy of detecting when it is time to replace the belt will be further improved. do.
(発明の効果)
以上のように本発明によれば、歯付ベルトの歯の脱落に
より歯付ベルトとプーリの噛合部に生ずる隙間を光学的
に検出する手段を、上記噛合部の両側面に近接して設け
たので、この検出手段に連動して車室内の警報ランプを
点灯するようにしておけば、車室内からでも歯付ベルト
の交換時期が容易にわかり、歯付ベルトの定期点検や定
期交換を行なうことによる車輛維持費の増大を防止して
コスト低減を図ることができるとともに、歯付ベルトが
スリップを生ずるまで使用されることによる機関の破損
が未然に予防されるという効果が得られる。(Effects of the Invention) As described above, according to the present invention, means for optically detecting the gap created in the meshing part of the toothed belt and the pulley due to the falling off of the tooth of the toothed belt is provided on both sides of the meshing part. Since they are installed in close proximity, if a warning lamp inside the vehicle is lit in conjunction with this detection means, it will be easy to know when the toothed belt should be replaced even from inside the vehicle, and periodic inspections of the toothed belt can be carried out. It is possible to reduce costs by preventing increases in vehicle maintenance costs due to periodic replacement, and it also has the effect of preventing damage to the engine due to the toothed belt being used until it slips. It will be done.
第1図は従来の歯付ベルト装置の概略構成図である。
第2図は本発明の第1実施例の一部断面図、第3図は同
じく回路構成図、第4図、第5図、第6図は作用説明図
、第7図は本発明の第2実施例の回路構成図である。
1.2,3・・・プーリ、4・・・歯付ベルト、ll・
・・ブラケット、15.16・・・リード線、17.1
8゜19.20・・・リード線端面、26・・・ランプ
、28・・・光電素子、30・・・アンプ、31・・・
リレー、34・・・警報ランプ、40・・・歯付ベルト
の歯、41・・・剥れた歯、44.46・・・隙間。
第3図
第4図
1
笥5図
第6図FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional toothed belt device. FIG. 2 is a partial sectional view of the first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 3 is a circuit configuration diagram, FIGS. 4, 5, and 6 are action explanatory diagrams, and FIG. FIG. 2 is a circuit configuration diagram of a second embodiment. 1.2,3...Pulley, 4...Toothed belt, ll.
... Bracket, 15.16 ... Lead wire, 17.1
8゜19.20...Lead wire end face, 26...Lamp, 28...Photoelectric element, 30...Amplifier, 31...
Relay, 34...Alarm lamp, 40...Toothed belt teeth, 41...Peeled teeth, 44.46...Gap. Figure 3 Figure 4 Figure 1 Figure 5 Figure 6
Claims (1)
歯を有する歯付ベルトを巻掛けて動力の伝達を行なう歯
付ベルト装置において、歯付ベルトの歯の脱落により上
記プーリと歯付ベルトの噛合部に生ずる隙間を光学的に
検出する手段を、上記噛合部の両側に近接して設けたこ
とを特徴とする歯付ベルト装置〇In a toothed belt device that transmits power by wrapping a toothed belt with teeth of the same pitch around a pulley with teeth of a constant pitch on the outer periphery, the pulley and the toothed belt may fall off due to the teeth of the toothed belt falling off. A toothed belt device characterized in that means for optically detecting a gap generated in the meshing portion is provided close to both sides of the meshing portion.
Priority Applications (2)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP16807583A JPS6060355A (en) | 1983-09-12 | 1983-09-12 | Toothed belt device |
| US06/622,443 US4626230A (en) | 1983-06-30 | 1984-06-20 | Device for sensing damage to a cogged belt |
Applications Claiming Priority (1)
| Application Number | Priority Date | Filing Date | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP16807583A JPS6060355A (en) | 1983-09-12 | 1983-09-12 | Toothed belt device |
Publications (1)
| Publication Number | Publication Date |
|---|---|
| JPS6060355A true JPS6060355A (en) | 1985-04-06 |
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Family Applications (1)
| Application Number | Title | Priority Date | Filing Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| JP16807583A Pending JPS6060355A (en) | 1983-06-30 | 1983-09-12 | Toothed belt device |
Country Status (1)
| Country | Link |
|---|---|
| JP (1) | JPS6060355A (en) |
Cited By (2)
| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FR2777960A1 (en) * | 1998-04-24 | 1999-10-29 | Edouard Bozadjian | Motor vehicle internal combustion engine cam belt drive monitor |
| FR2815910A1 (en) * | 2000-10-30 | 2002-05-03 | Edouard Bozadjian | Complete protection of an internal combustion engine if one of the two cam drive belts breaks, uses detection of breakage of one of the belts to trigger an alarm and to cut engine ignition |
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1983
- 1983-09-12 JP JP16807583A patent/JPS6060355A/en active Pending
Cited By (2)
| Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FR2777960A1 (en) * | 1998-04-24 | 1999-10-29 | Edouard Bozadjian | Motor vehicle internal combustion engine cam belt drive monitor |
| FR2815910A1 (en) * | 2000-10-30 | 2002-05-03 | Edouard Bozadjian | Complete protection of an internal combustion engine if one of the two cam drive belts breaks, uses detection of breakage of one of the belts to trigger an alarm and to cut engine ignition |
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