Adaptive control method of clutch torque during clutch slip engagement
Jinrak Park, Seibum B. Choi
Abstract
Jinrak Park, Seibum B. Choi
Abstract
To precisely control clutch torque during clutch slip engagement, a clutch friction model is required. The clutch friction model refers to the actuator motor position to clutch torque relationship in the case of a dry clutch and the actuator piston pressure to clutch torque relationship in the case of a wet clutch. On the other hand, the clutch friction model is changed by uncertainties such as a clutch touch point and a clutch friction coefficient. Therefore, it is necessary to compensate the clutch friction model for precise clutch torque control. In this study, a new adaptive control method of the clutch torque is proposed and compared with a conventional method.
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To precisely control clutch torque during clutch slip engagement, a clutch friction model is required. The clutch friction model refers to the actuator motor position to clutch torque relationship in the case of a dry clutch and the actuator piston pressure to clutch torque relationship in the case of a wet clutch. On the other hand, the clutch friction model is changed by uncertainties such as a clutch touch point and a clutch friction coefficient. Therefore, it is necessary to compensate the clutch friction model for precise clutch torque control. In this study, a new adaptive control method of the clutch torque is proposed and compared with a conventional method.
Key concepts: Clutch, Torque converter, Torque, Control theory (sociology), Friction torque, Actuator, Slip (aerodynamics), Engineering