Processes in chemical industries and power plant stations require to a certain extent variable speed drives
of high power capacity. In contrast to controlled hydrodynamic or friction clutches a new system of
hydrostatic controlled superimposed planetary gears was developed. Design and calculations as well as
efficiency comparisons to other systems will be described. Practical experiences in the drive of large boiler
feed pumps will be explained which prove the reliability of these drives.
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