Transmission efficiency of a high speed half-toroidal CVT.
Hirohisa Tanaka, Ryuji SHIINO, Tatsuhiko Goi, Kouji Kawakami
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Hirohisa Tanaka, Ryuji SHIINO, Tatsuhiko Goi, Kouji Kawakami
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A high speed half-toroidal continuously variable power transmission, CVT, has been developed. The transmission consists of the CVT with a ratio range from 2.0 to 0.5 and of a final reduction gear-set of 4.78. Some design features of the CVT are minimum spin on the traction contact, application of ceramic materials to thrust ball bearings and loading-cam rollers, and 21 MPa electro hydraulic speed control servomechanism for keeping the output-shaft rotational speed at 3000 rpm against input rotational speed changes from 10000 to 20500 rpm and load torque from 0 to 175 Nm. The CVT works at a speed transmission efficiency of 98% and a torque transmission efficiency of 85% in whole input speed ranges. This paper describes that the experimental micro-slip can be predicted by the theoretical spin analysis.
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A high speed half-toroidal continuously variable power transmission, CVT, has been developed. The transmission consists of the CVT with a ratio range from 2.0 to 0.5 and of a final reduction gear-set of 4.78. Some design features of the CVT are minimum spin on the traction contact, application of ceramic materials to thrust ball bearings and loading-cam rollers, and 21 MPa electro hydraulic speed control servomechanism for keeping the output-shaft rotational speed at 3000 rpm against input rotational speed changes from 10000 to 20500 rpm and load torque from 0 to 175 Nm. The CVT works at a speed transmission efficiency of 98% and a torque transmission efficiency of 85% in whole input speed ranges. This paper describes that the experimental micro-slip can be predicted by the theoretical spin analysis.
Key concepts: Continuously variable transmission, Rotational speed, Torque, Toroid, Automotive engineering, Thrust, Transmission (telecommunications), Materials science