Meritor Heavy Vehicle Systems Cameri Spa

Meritor Technology, Inc.

Davide Bionaz

Marco Bassi

Roberto Gianone

Fabio Santinato

Eugenio Tiziani

James Keane

Dario Garbini

Karthik Raj Sivadoss

Kuruba Prashanth

Rajakishore Behera

Maro Bassi

Manjunath Karunanidhi

A bevel gear wheel end assembly having a housing, an input bevel gear, at least one driven bevel gear and a stationary bevel gear. The input bevel gear meshes with at least one driven bevel gear, at least one driven bevel gear is mounted on a shaft fixed relative to the housing, and at least one driven bevel gear meshes with the stationary bevel gear such that rotation of the input bevel gear about a drive axis at a first speed causes rotation of the housing about the drive axis at a second speed. An oil relief arrangement is provided in the shaft of at least one driven bevel gear.

Bevel gear wheel end assembly

An actuator for a tire inflation system, the actuator having a first component that has a first fluid passage and a second component having a second fluid passage and a sealing surface for sealing engagement with a rotatable component of a wheel assembly. The second component is movable relative to the first component between a first position, in which the first fluid passage is isolated from the second fluid passage and the sealing surface is spaced from the rotatable component, and a second position, in which the first fluid passage is in fluid communication with the second fluid passage and the sealing surface is in sealing engagement with a rotatable component.

Actuator

A differential lock actuator having a lock detection assembly. The differential lock actuator has a push rod configured to be movable within a housing between a first position and a second position for activation/deactivation of a differential locking system. The lock detection assembly is adapted to detect a position of the push rod and has a first detector component connected to a removable part of the housing.

Differential lock actuator

A differential lock actuator with a lock detection assembly. The differential lock actuator has a push rod configured to be movable within a housing between a first position and a second position for activation/deactivation of a differential locking system. The lock detection assembly is adapted to detect a position of the push rod and has a first detector component that is adapted to emit a magnetic field and is attached to and movable together with the push rod.

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Cameri, Italy

Davide Bionaz