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International Journal of Automotive Technology > Volume 22(2); 2021 > Article
International Journal of Automotive Technology 2021;22(2): 441-454.
doi: https://doi.org/10.1007/s12239-021-0041-3
POWER LOSS EVALUATION OF AUTOMATED MANUAL TRANSMISSION WITH GEARSHIFT ASSISTANT MECHANISM
Zhiqiang Sun 1, Bingzhao Gao 2, Jiaqi Jin 1, Kazushi Sanada 3
1Shenyang University of Technology
2Jilin University
3Yokohama National University
PDF Links Corresponding Author.  Bingzhao Gao  , Email. gaobz@jlu.edu.cn
ABSTRACT
This paper deals with the power loss evaluation in gearshift assistant mechanism applied in automated manual transmission. The originalities include building the numerical models of gearshift assistant mechanism efficiency analysis for cost penalty evaluation and designing gear ratio matching algorithm to match the gear ratios of epicyclic mechanism with desired ones, which is expected to minimize the clutch friction losses by reducing the angular velocity differences between two clutch pads. In the numerical models, gear meshing losses and friction losses are considered the main power sink. By the kinematic relationships and power flow analysis, a set of generalized efficiency calculating formulas of simple epicyclic mechanism in six working modes with respect to teeth numbers are summarized, which are useful computer-aided tools in calculating multiple simple epicyclic mechanisms’ efficiency. The matched gear ratios and the efficiency models are tested on a powertrain simulation model and several simulation results are reported. Finally, this paper summarized the merits and further research targets of the proposed transmission, which is a promising structure to achieve swift and smooth gearshift with low power losses.
Key Words: AMT, Gear shift assistant mechanism, Epicyclic mechanism efficiency, Gear ratio configuration, Computer- aided efficiency model
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