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Tensioner Assemblies Explained

• "An accessory drive tensioner assembly may include a bracket assembly, a fastener and a tensioner hub. The bracket assembly may include first and second bearings axially spaced from one another. The fastener may extend through the first and second bearings to rotationally couple the bracket assembly to an engine structure and may define a rotational axis for the bracket assembly. The tensioner hub may be coupled to the bracket assembly and may be located axially between the first and second bearings.

• [0005]
  In another arrangement, an accessory drive tensioner assembly may include a bracket assembly, a fastener, a tensioner arm and a tensioner hub. The bracket assembly may include first and second bearings axially spaced from one another. The fastener may extend through the first and second bearings to rotationally couple the bracket assembly to an engine structure and may define a rotational axis for the bracket assembly. The tensioner arm may have a first end rotationally coupled to the bracket assembly. The tensioner hub may be coupled to a second end of the tensioner arm and may be located axially between the first and second bearings. The tensioner arm may be adapted to locate a drive belt engaged with the tensioner hub radially within an outer perimeter of the first bearing when the tensioner arm is displaced from a first position to a second position.

• [0006]
  An engine assembly may include an engine structure, a first rotational drive member having a first drive hub rotationally fixed thereto, a second rotational drive member having a second drive hub rotationally fixed thereto, and a tensioner assembly. The tensioner assembly may include a bracket assembly, a fastener, a tensioner hub and a drive belt. The bracket assembly may include first and second bearings axially spaced from one another. The fastener may extend through the first and second bearings and rotationally couple the bracket assembly to the engine structure. The tensioner hub may be coupled to the bracket assembly and may be located axially between the first and second bearings. The drive belt may be engaged with the first and second drive hubs and the tensioner hub to transfer rotation between the first and second rotational drive members.

• [0007]
  Further areas of applicability will become apparent from the description provided herein. The description and specific examples in this summary are intended for purposes of illustration only and are not intended to limit the scope of the present disclosure. (Article above was found at https://www.google.ch/patents/US20110070984, May 2016)

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