Valeoscope Commercial Vehicles Clutch 2020
Single disc clutch kit
1.1 Valeo clutch 1 Valeo clutch
and actuation for heavy duty
Twin disc clutch kit
for heavy duty Thanks to the O.E. position, Valeo is able to offer you a complete range of clutches in the aftermarket. Our catalogues cover all the needs for the professional: ●● Light commercial vehicles ●● Medium trucks ●● Heavy Trucks ●● Buses & Coaches A constantly increasing coverage that reaches up to 95% today. The list of covered applications is becoming larger and larger with the brand new Euro 6 applications. 1.2. Why Valeo Clutch kit? ●● Valeo truck clutches: the choice of quality. ●● One truck out of two is fitted with a Valeo Clutch. ●● Valeo supplies clutches to truck manufacturers all over the world. ●● Best in class clutches that allow the transmission of the highest torque with an optimized filtration of the vibrations for the driver's comfort and the driveline protection. Product design is following the Original Equipment specifications.
1.3 Clutch General Clutch composition A ingle disc clutch kit is composed by a clutch cover, a clutch disc and a release bearing. Function The clutch is a very important part in the driveline, it is located between the engine and the gearbox. The functions of the clutch are: ●● Transmit 100% of the engine torque to the gearbox ●● Interrupt the transmission of engine torque quickly and completely ●● Damp out the vibrations coming from the engine (acyclisms) ●● Allow modulation of the transmitted torque by slipping (move off, gear shifting, maneuvers) ●● Protect the drivetrain
Clutch torque capacity The clutch torque capacity means the amount of torque that can be transmitted by the clutch when it is fully engaged. It depends on different parameters: Tc = P x F x N x R Tc = Torque capacity (Nm) P = Cover assembly pressure load (N)
F = Friction coefficient of the facing material N = Number of facings (2 for single clutch disc, 4 for twin-disc clutch) R = Clutch disc radius Safety coefficient
To ensure a full torque transmission in any conditions, a safety coefficient is applied to the engine torque:
Clutch torque = engine torque × K (safety coefficient)
The safety coefficient (K) is 1,15.
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