DE19623485B4 - tensioner - Google Patents
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- DE19623485B4 DE19623485B4 DE19623485A DE19623485A DE19623485B4 DE 19623485 B4 DE19623485 B4 DE 19623485B4 DE 19623485 A DE19623485 A DE 19623485A DE 19623485 A DE19623485 A DE 19623485A DE 19623485 B4 DE19623485 B4 DE 19623485B4
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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
- F16H—GEARING
- F16H7/00—Gearings for conveying rotary motion by endless flexible members
- F16H7/08—Means for varying tension of belts, ropes, or chains
- F16H7/10—Means for varying tension of belts, ropes, or chains by adjusting the axis of a pulley
- F16H7/12—Means for varying tension of belts, ropes, or chains by adjusting the axis of a pulley of an idle pulley
- F16H7/1209—Means for varying tension of belts, ropes, or chains by adjusting the axis of a pulley of an idle pulley with vibration damping means
- F16H7/1218—Means for varying tension of belts, ropes, or chains by adjusting the axis of a pulley of an idle pulley with vibration damping means of the dry friction type
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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
- F16H—GEARING
- F16H7/00—Gearings for conveying rotary motion by endless flexible members
- F16H7/08—Means for varying tension of belts, ropes, or chains
- F16H2007/0802—Actuators for final output members
- F16H2007/081—Torsion springs
Abstract
Belt tensioner with the following components:
a clamping shell (22) having an opening;
a clamping arm (30) having a lid portion (30b) formed at one end thereof, the lid portion (30b) being rotatably connected to the clamping cup (22) and extending so as to open the opening of the clamping cup (22 ) closes;
resilient biasing means (50) provided in said clamping cup (22) and acting between said clamping cup (22) and said clamping arm (30) to bias said clamping arm (30) in one of said directions of rotation; and
a damper member (32) fixedly secured to the lid portion (30b) of the clamp arm (30) such that an outer peripheral surface of the dam member (32) is in sliding contact with an inner peripheral surface of the clamp cup (22),
characterized in that
the cover portion (30b) of the tensioning arm (30) is provided with at least two rod-shaped peg-like elements (30a) which from there parallel to a pivot axis of the lid portion (30b) of the tensioning arm ...
a clamping shell (22) having an opening;
a clamping arm (30) having a lid portion (30b) formed at one end thereof, the lid portion (30b) being rotatably connected to the clamping cup (22) and extending so as to open the opening of the clamping cup (22 ) closes;
resilient biasing means (50) provided in said clamping cup (22) and acting between said clamping cup (22) and said clamping arm (30) to bias said clamping arm (30) in one of said directions of rotation; and
a damper member (32) fixedly secured to the lid portion (30b) of the clamp arm (30) such that an outer peripheral surface of the dam member (32) is in sliding contact with an inner peripheral surface of the clamp cup (22),
characterized in that
the cover portion (30b) of the tensioning arm (30) is provided with at least two rod-shaped peg-like elements (30a) which from there parallel to a pivot axis of the lid portion (30b) of the tensioning arm ...
Description
- The The invention relates to a belt tensioner according to the preamble of claim 1, mainly and advantageously in a belt drive system of Automotive engine is used.
- One Such belt tensioner is used to ensure a driving force safely transferred to, by preventing slipping when the driving force transferred to a variety of devices by a single belt becomes. This type of belt tensioner is for example in the JP 5-67854 U.
- at a conventional one Belt tensioner, such as the one published in the above-mentioned publication is a tension arm has a lid portion at one end formed, wherein the lid portion rotatable with a fixed shell element connected, which is mounted in an engine block. The tension arm also has a pulley, which is attached to its other end, wherein the pulley is adapted to a belt a belt drive system for a Automotive engine leads. A torsion spring is provided in the fixed shell member and acts between the shell element and the tensioning arm, so that the tensioning arm is rotatably biased so that the pulley straining the belt.
- Of the Clamping arm is with an annular damping element provided at its lid portion, and an outer peripheral surface of the damping comes with an inner peripheral surface of the fixed shell member in sliding contact. In particular, the annular damping element has some projections, the from its inner peripheral surface project and are arranged at suitable intervals, wherein the Protrusions with Grooves or recesses are in the lid portion are formed of the clamping arm, so that a relative movement between both is prevented. The annular damping also has a spring provided on its inner peripheral surface is, wherein the spring serves, the annular damping element against the fixed shell element pretension. The annular damping element that is elastically biased against the fixed shell element. This will while the rotation of the clamping arm a damping force or frictional force between the annular cushioning member and the fixed one Shell element generated and a rotational resistance is applied to the clamping arm applied.
- Nevertheless relaxes at the above mentioned usual Belt tensioner when the outer peripheral surface of the annular damping is exposed to abrasion or wear, the annular damping, such that a peripheral portion of the damping member in the radial direction in terms of the lid portion of the clamping arm is movable. This creates a gap between the protrusions of the damping element and the grooves or depressions of the tensioner, causing the elements Sounds generate and beat against each other, etc., while the clamping arm pivotal movement performs. In short, is in the arrangement of the conventional Belt tensioner a secure and tight attachment of the damping element at the lid portion of the clamping arm directly through the abrasion or Wear of the damping damaged, causing a loosening of the damping element causing what is undesirably a relative movement between the damping element and the lid portion of the tensioning arm leads.
- on the other hand is conventional the damping element often made of nylon or polyacetal. If nylon is used, there is a friction noise between the sliding contact surfaces of the damping element and the fixed shell element generated. Even if polyacetal is used, although no friction noise is generated, but the Polyacetaldämpfelement is subject to an early Abrasion and wear and tear is vulnerable for cracks at a point where stress is concentrated.
- A generic belt tensioner is from the
DE 35 12 376 A1 known. A clamping shell has an opening. A tensioning arm has a lid portion formed at one end thereof. The lid portion is rotatably connected to the clamping cup and extends to close the opening of the clamping cup. A resilient biasing means is provided in the clamping shell and acts between the clamping shell and the clamping arm to bias the clamping arm in one of the directions of rotation. A damper member is fixedly secured to the lid portion of the clamp arm so that an outer peripheral surface of the damper member is in sliding contact with an inner peripheral surface of the clamp cup. - Of the Invention is based on the object, a belt tensioner according to the preamble of claim 1 so that a damping force at the sliding contact surfaces The fixed clamping shell and the damping element are thus produced can that sounds repressed even if the damper element Abrasion and wear is subject.
- These The object is achieved by a Belt tensioner solved with the features of claim 1.
- The rod-shaped peg-like elements and the holes can be arranged at positions that are from a center of the damping element are offset. Preferably, the rod-shaped pin-like elements and the holes at equal intervals arranged in the radial direction from the center of the damping element.
- Also has the damping element an insert section, the one piece with it is formed, with the holes in the insertion section are formed, and the insertion section of the damping element can be arranged along an inner periphery of the damping element. Preferably, the damping element an annular body on, with the insertion section of the damping element one piece from one side of the ring body extends. Furthermore, the annular body is divided so that therein a gap is formed and the insertion portion of the damping element arranged in the diameter direction on the side, which is the gap of the annular body is opposite.
- Of the Belt tensioner may have at least one annular spring element, that in the damping element is arranged so that an outer peripheral surface of damping elastically biased against an inner peripheral surface of the clamping cup is. Preferably, the annular Spring as a C-shaped Ring spring formed. Also, the holes of the damping element are over the rod-shaped peg-like elements of the damping element over the Forming a gap and paying attention to the holes of the damping element and the rod-shaped cone-like Elements can a circular cross-section to have.
- The The object and advantages of the invention will become better apparent from the following Description with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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1 Fig. 10 is a schematic view showing a belt drive system of an automotive engine incorporating a belt pretensioner according to the present invention; -
2 Fig. 10 is a side view showing an external appearance of the belt tensioner according to the present invention; -
3 is a longitudinal sectional view of the belt tensioner of2 ; -
4 is an exploded view of a belt tensioner3 ; -
5 is a side view showing a tensioning arm of the belt tensioner3 shows; -
6 is a bottom view of the tension arm of the5 ; -
7 is a side view showing an annular damping element of the belt tensioner of3 shows; -
8th is a plan view of the annular damping element of7 ; -
9 is a plan view of a type of C-shaped annular spring; -
10 Fig. 10 is a plan view showing another type of C-ring spring; -
11 Fig. 11 is a plan view showing another embodiment of the annular dumbbell member; -
12 is a perspective view of the annular Dämpfelements that in11 is shown; -
13 Fig. 12 is a schematic view showing a durability tester for testing a belt tensioner according to the present invention; -
14 Figure 4 is a graph showing part of the durability test results performed by the durability tester; and -
15 is a graph showing another part of the durability test results performed by the durability tester. -
1 schematically shows a belt drive system of an automotive engine, in which a belt tensioner is installed according to the present invention. The belt drive system has a drive pulley1 mounted on an output shaft of an automotive engine (not shown), a driven pulley2 for an air compressor, a driven pulley3 for a power steering pump, a driven pulley4 for an alternator, freewheel pulleys5 and6 and a single drive belt7 on, which is stretched around the pulleys. The belt tensioner according to the present invention, generally designated by the reference numeral10 is indicated that it is provided with a part of the drive belt7 between the pulleys1 and4 is engaged. - The belt tensioner
10 has a fixed element20 , which is attached to an engine block, and a clamping disc40 on, which pivotable about a pivot pin or a pivot shaft23 with respect to the fixed element20 is provided. The clamping disc40 is in1 biased upward by a biasing device, which in the fixed element20 is provided, and the drive belt7 is tensioned due to the biasing force resulting from the pretensioner. If the clamping disc40 around the pivot pin23 in a by a dashed line in1 Moving position shown can be tensioning or guiding the belt7 around the pulleys1 to6 easy to run. -
2 shows an external appearance of the belt tensioner10 , As shown in this figure, the fixed element comprises20 a mounting section21 , with two mounting holes21a is formed, in the (not shown) bolts are inserted to be bolted to an engine block, and a clamping shell22 in which a torsion or spiral spring50 (3 ) is recorded. In the clamping shell22 is a tension arm30 rotatable on the pivot shaft23 mounted and pivotable about its axis. The clamping disc40 is rotatable about a disc bolt41 provided by the tensioning arm30 is stored, and the disc bolt41 is parallel to the pivot shaft23 , The tension arm30 has an annular damping element or friction element32 which is attached thereto, and an outer peripheral surface of the damping element32 is in sliding contact with an inner circumferential surface of the clamping cup22 , -
3 shows an internal structure of the belt tensioner10 according to the present invention and4 shows the main parts of the belt tensioner10 in an exploded view. As shown in these drawings, the tensioner arm includes30 a lid section30b extending so that an opening surface of the clamping cup22 is closed, and a disc mounting portion30c , the disc40 rotatably supports. The annular damping element32 is safe on the lid section30b attached and in sliding contact with the peripheral surface of the clamping shell22 near their opening area. - The clamping shell
22 has a sublime section22a , which is integrally formed at the center of its bottom, and the pivot pin23 is in the sublime section22a screwed. The pivot pin23 has a threaded section23a formed on its lower end portion and a hexagonal portion23b which is formed approximately in the middle. The threaded section23a of the pivot pin23 gets into the sublime section22a screwed, in which a suitable tool such as a wrench, a tensioner or the like on the hexagonal portion23b is applied. Screwing in the threaded section23a in the sublime section22a is carried out until the hexagonal section23b to the top of the raised section22a abuts. This will cause the pivot pin23 safely in the bottom of the clamping shell22 used and connected. - The pivot pin
23 also has a circular bar section23c that is different from the hexagonal section23b extends upward and the circular rod portion23c ends in a second threaded section23d at its upper end (4 ). The circular bar section23c is in a sleeve31 inserted in a middle hole30h is included in the lid section30b of the tensioning arm30 is trained. A mother24 is on the second threaded section23d of the pivot pin23 screwed and thereby becomes an axial movement of the sleeve31 prevented. Nonetheless, the sleeve can31 slide in the direction of rotation against a given frictional resistance. This is the tension arm30 around the pivot pin23 with respect to the fixed element20 pivotable. It should be noted that an upper O-ring and a lower O-ring above and below the pivot sleeve31 can be inserted. - The torsion spring
50 is composed of a metal wire wound in a spiral shape. An end51 the torsion spring50 is at the bottom of the clamping shell20 attached, and the other end52 (4 ) is on the clamping arm30 attached. The torsion spring50 is in a suitably tensioned state between the clamping shell22 and the tension arm30 inserted and thereby is the tension arm30 biased in the direction of rotation in one direction to the (in2 and4 not shown) to tension the drive belt, which over the clamping disc40 is drawn. Of course, the thickness, the material, the shape, etc. of the metal wire of the torsion spring50 appropriately selected in accordance with the required rotational biasing force. - As in
3 shown is the disc40 rotatably on the disc mounting portion30c of the tensioning arm30 through the disc bolt41 via an interposed ball bearing42 attached. A dust shielding element43 is between the head of the disc bolt41 and the ball bearing42 inserted, and thereby the penetration or entry of dirt, dust or the like in the ball bearing42 be prevented. - The damping element or friction element
32 . that on the lid section30b of the tensioning arm30 is fastened, is formed of a suitable elastic material such as plastic or rubber. For example, it is made of polyacetal, nylon containing molybdenum for improving self-running properties, other polymer material, nylon reinforced with high-strength glass fibers, or carbon fiber-reinforced plastic, etc. Nevertheless, it is very preferable to use the damping element32 of a partially aromatic polyamide plastic material such as polyhexamethylene terephthalamide or the like for the reasons mentioned later. - Two circular holes
32d are in the damping element32 formed so as to extend in the axial direction, and are in the vicinity of the inner peripheral surface of the damping member32 arranged. On the other hand, there are at least two projections or circular rod-like pins30a from the lid portion30b the clamping arm30 in front and are in the circular holes32d inserted substantially without a gap formed therebetween. An inner diameter of the circular holes32d namely, is substantially equal to an outer diameter of the circular rod-like pin30a , This allows the damping element32 effective at a movement in both the rotational and the radial direction with respect to the lid portion30b be hindered because the pins30a in the holes32d are inserted. - The outer peripheral surface of the damping element
32 is in sliding contact with the inner peripheral surface32b and the clamping shell22 , Two C-shaped ring springs33 are in a radially inwardly compressed state on the inner peripheral surface of the annular Dämpfelements32 attached so that the damping element32 against the inner peripheral surface of the clamping shell22 is biased and pressed with the substantially uniform and constant pressure. As a result, during the pivoting movement of the clamping arm30 a damping force as a frictional force between the damping element32 and the clamping shell22 generated. Of course, a biasing force of the ring springs33 suitably selected in accordance with the required damping force. - The
5 and6 show an external appearance of the clamping arm30 with the lid section30b and the disc mounting portion30c which is integrally made of a suitable metal material. The lid section30b has a lead30d projecting from its side surface, and the projection30d is at the end52 the torsion spring50 engaged when the tension arm30 in the tensioner10 is installed. The lid section30b also has a cylindrical pivot pin bearing30e that protrudes from its middle. The sleeve31 is in the warehouse30e added. Next is the lid section30b with a guide groove30f is formed, which extends along its outer portion on one side, the pane mounting portion30c the lid section30b is opposite. The projections or circular rod-like pins30a coming from the lid section30b protrude, lie the guide grooves30f opposite and are in the axial direction of the clamping shell22 aligned when the tension arm30 in the tensioner10 is installed. The window mounting section30c has a disc bolt bearing30g , which is formed at its center, and the disc bolt41 for the clamping disc40 is in the disc bolt bearing30g screwed. - The
7 and8th show an external appearance of the damping element32 , Although the damping element32 has an annular shape, that of the opening of the clamping shell22 follows, as can be seen from these drawings, is the damping element32 split so that a gap32b is formed therein. The gap32b contributes to a thermal deformation of the damping element32 to absorb and also serves as a drainage channel for drainage, which is in the clamping shell22 penetrates. - The damping element
32 has an insert section32c which is integrally formed along its inner circumference on a side which is the gap32b of the damping element32 opposite. Like from the7 is obvious, the insertion section extends32c from the side of the annular body as such of the damping element32 on the lid section30b of the tensioning arm30 is applied when the damping element32 in the tensioner10 is installed. How out8th Obviously, the above-mentioned annular holes are32d in the insertion section32c formed and are at the same positions in the radial direction offset from the center of the damping element32 arranged. The center axes of the annular holes32d are parallel to the pivot pin23 when the damping element32 in the tensioner10 is installed. Furthermore, there is a groove32e in the insertion section32c formed and contributes to a deformation of the insertion portion32c to absorb. - The damping element
32 has a pair of sector-shaped elements32f , which are integrally formed on its inner peripheral surface, and the sector-shaped elements32f are on the sides of the gap32b arranged. The sector-shaped elements32f are sliding in the guide groove30f taken in the lid section30b of the tensioning arm30 is formed, and that when the damping element32 in the tensioner10 is installed. The damping element32 has another pair of sector-shaped elements32g that are integral to its inner peripheral surface are formed, and the sector-shaped elements32g serve as a ring holder for the ring springs33 , The sector-shaped elements32g are under the ring springs33 arranged to prevent the ring springs33 Move down (3 ). -
9 shows a type of C-shaped ring spring33 which has a uniform width, and10 shows a different type of C-shaped ring spring33 having a maximum width at its middle position and a varying width gradually decreasing from the middle position to the ends. Each of the two types can be in the damping element32 to be built in. Of course, still another type of ring spring in the tensioner10 used, although it is not shown. - The
11 and12 show another embodiment of the damping element32 , which is composed of elements similar to those of the7 and8th are denoted by the same reference numerals. In this embodiment, the splitting gap becomes32b of the damping element32 by a clamping element32h bridged, which extends from one of the opposite outer end edges, the gap32b define, and comes into sliding engagement with the other end edge. - If that is in the
7 and8th shown damping element32 in the tensioner10 is built in, as in3 is shown forms the splitting gap32b of the damping element32 a narrow opening at a location along the outer periphery of the lid portion30b of the tensioning arm30 , Then fragments, fragments or the like can enter the interior of the clamping shell22 through the narrow opening or the division gap32b of the damping element32 penetration. By contrast, in the arrangement of the damping element32 as they are in the11 and12 is shown, no opening at a position along the outer periphery of the lid portion30b of the tensioning arm30 formed because there is the clamping element32h is available. This is the penetration of fractions, fragments or the like in the clamping shell22 through the gap32b prevented. - When the belt tensioner
10 is installed in the belt drive system, which in1 is shown, the tension arm30 in the direction of rotation by the elastic force of the torsion spring50 so pretensioned that the drive belt7 through the clamping disc40 is tense, which is engaged with this. During operation of the belt drive system, the tension arm is subject30 inevitable of vibration or vibration through the drive belt7 but the vibration or vibration of the tension arm30 can be effectively damped due to the damping force, which certainly by the annular spring33 between the inner peripheral surface of the clamping shell22 and the outer peripheral surface of the damping element32 is produced. - When the belt tensioner
10 is needed, wears the outer peripheral surface32a of the damping element32 bit by bit. Nevertheless, according to the present invention, no gap is created between the damping member32 and the lid portion30b of the tensioning arm30 because the damping element32 due to the effect of the ring spring33 spreads exactly by the amount of wear, and because the holes32d of the damping element32 over the cones30a are taken care of. Accordingly, noise is prevented by any gap at the time of pivoting the tensioner arm30 could arise. - Because the insertion section
32c from the annular body of the damping element32 extends, that is, because the insertion section32c over the outer peripheral surface32a of the damping element32 is formed, in sliding contact with the inner peripheral surface of the clamping shell22 is the insertion section32c resistant to effects of relative movement of the damping element32 due to the wear of its outer peripheral surface. - There continue the variety of cones
30a of the tensioning arm30 in the circular holes32d are inserted, which is distributed on the damping element32 through the torsion spring50 while swinging the tensioner arm30 applied force on a variety of insertion points (pins30a ), which can prevent premature damage and premature deterioration of the damping element. - Each of the above-mentioned belt tensioners was tested in a durability tester as in
13 is shown. In this durability tester, reference designates10 ' a belt tensioner to be tested. The belt tensioner10 ' includes a fixed element20 ' and a clamping washer40 ' around an axis of a pivot shaft23 ' is pivotable. The disc40 ' is rotationally driven by an eccentric disc EP by means of a drive belt DB. The durability test was carried out under the following conditions: - (a) the sliding speed at the sliding surfaces of the damping element and the clamping shell: 0,21 m / s
- (b) the sliding pressure exerted by the damping element on the clamping shell: 49 N / cm 2
- (c) the amount of relative sliding movement between the damping element and the clamping shell: 4.1 mm
- The sliding speed 0.21 m / s depends on a running speed of the Antriebriemens DB from; the sliding pressure depends on a modulus of elasticity of a torsion spring provided in the damping member concerned; and the amount of the relative sliding movement depends on an eccentricity of the eccentric disk EP.
- Each of the durability tests was performed over a period of 300 hours, the
14 and15 show the results of the durability tests. In the graphic of the14 For example, S1 and S2 represent the belt tensioner having the cushioning member made of polyacetal (POM), and B1 and B2 represent the belt tensioner having the cushioning member made of polyhexamethylene terephthalamide (APA). In the belt tensioner with the POM cushioning member, cracks occurred in the inserting portion after running for 150 to 200 hours32c of the damping element, in which the circular holes32 are formed. In contrast, the APA damper belt tensioner did not crack until a running time of 300 hours elapsed. According to the graph of15 For example, the APA damper has a relatively small amount of wear compared to that of the POM damper.
Claims (11)
- Belt tensioner with the following components: a clamping shell (
22 ), which has an opening; a tensioning arm (30 ), which has a lid section (30b ), which is formed at its one end, wherein the lid portion (30b ) rotatable with the clamping shell (22 ) and extends so that it the opening of the clamping shell (22 ) closes; an elastic biasing device (50 ), which are in the clamping shell (22 ) is provided and between the clamping shell (22 ) and the tensioning arm (30 ) acts to tighten the tension arm (30 ) in one of the directions of rotation; and a damping element (32 ) fixed to the lid portion (30b ) of the tensioning arm (30 ) is fixed, so that an outer circumferential surface of the damping element (32 ) in sliding contact with an inner circumferential surface of the clamping shell (22 ), characterized in that the lid portion (30b ) of the tensioning arm (30 ) at least with two rod-shaped peg-like elements (30a ) is provided, which from there parallel to a pivot axis of the lid portion (30b ) of the tensioning arm (30 ), and wherein the rod-shaped peg-like elements (30a ) in holes (32d ) inserted in the damping element (32 ), whereby the damping element (32 ) on a movement in both the rotational and radial direction with respect to the lid portion (30b ) of the tensioning arm (30 ) is hindered. - Belt tensioner according to claim 1, characterized in that the rod-shaped pin-like elements (
30a ) and the holes (32d ) are arranged in positions which are from a center of the damping element (32 ) are offset. - Belt tensioner according to claim 2, characterized in that the rod-shaped pin-like elements (
30a ) and the holes (32d ) at equal intervals in the radial direction from the center of the damping element (32 ) are arranged. - Belt tensioner according to claim 1, characterized in that the damping element (
32 ) an insert section (32c ) formed integrally therewith, said holes (32d ) in the inserting section (32c ) are formed. - Belt tensioner according to claim 4, characterized in that the damping element (
32 ) has an annular body and the insertion portion (32c ) of the damping element (32 ) extends integrally from one side of the ring body. - Belt tensioner according to claim 5, characterized in that the insertion section (
32c ) of the damping element (32 ) along an inner periphery of the damping element (32 ) is arranged. - Belt tensioner according to claim 6, characterized in that the annular body is divided so that therein a gap (
32b ) is formed and the insertion section (32c ) of the damping element (32 ) is arranged in the diameter direction on the side leading to the gap (32b ) of the annular body is opposite. - Belt tensioner according to claim 1, characterized by at least one annular spring element (
33 ), which in the damping element (32 ) is arranged so that an outer circumferential surface of the damping element (32 ) elastically against an inner circumferential surface of the clamping shell (22 ) is biased. - Belt tensioner according to claim 8, characterized in that the annular spring (
33 ) is designed as a C-shaped annular spring. - Belt tensioner according to claim 1, characterized in that the holes (
32d ) of the damping element (32 ) via the rod-shaped peg-like elements (30a ) are taken care of substantially without formation of a gap. - Belt tensioner according to claim 10, characterized in that the holes (
32d ) of the damping element (32 ) and the rod-shaped peg-like elements (30a ) has a circular cross section ha ben.
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