Daimler Ag

Mercedes-benz Aktiengesellschaft

Jürgen Lang

Frank Duvinage

Klaus Riedl

Gunter Karl

Friedrich Noltemeyer

Klaus Meier

Friedrich Rusch

In a method of operating a hybrid drive train for a motor vehicle including an internal combustion engine, an electric machine and a transmission, a first clutch arranged between the internal combustion engine and the transmission and the electric machine being arranged in parallel with the first clutch and being connectable to the internal combustion engine by way of a second clutch and to the transmission via a third clutch, the electric machine is connected by means of the second and third clutches to the internal combustion engine and to the transmission for assisting the first clutch transmitting an excessive engine torque, and upon failure of the first clutch, for starting movement of the motor vehicle, the third clutch is engaged and the electric machine is energized for transferring an electric machine torque to the transmission and the second clutch is engaged when the vehicle has reached a speed corresponding to the engine speed.

Method for operating a hybrid drive train of a motor vehicle

In a port-controlled two-stroke internal combustion engine with an engine block comprising a crankcase and a cylinder block including pistons connected to a crankshaft by crosshead rods with crossheads guided for linear movement with the pistons, and connecting rods extending between the crossheads and the crankshaft a partition structure is arranged between the crankcase and the cylinder block and includes hollow cylindrical sleeves which project axially into the cylinders to a point closely adjacent the undersides of the piston tops when the pistons are in their bottom dead center positions and the sleeves are spaced from the cylinder walls to form between the sleeves and the cylinder walls annular spaces for receiving the depending skirts of the pistons.

Port-controlled two-stroke internal combustion engine

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Backnang, Germany

Jürgen Lang