Influence of structural parameters of friction pair on oil temperature rise in hydro-viscous clutch

Zhibao, Li; Xie, Fangwei; Sun, Junyu; Zhu, Jiaoqun; Zheng, Xudong; Guo, Xinjian; Wang, Yun; Hua, Yinqun

doi:10.1108/ilt-11-2018-0428

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“…And torque and speed can be controlled by adjusting the thickness of the oil film between the active and passive disks [9]. According to the structure and working principle of HVC, Li et al [10] researched the temperature characteristics of HVC with different structure of friction disks based on the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) method. Bao et al [11] derived the energy equation of oil film between friction disks and obtained the analytical solution of the energy equation and the temperature distribution of oil film.…”

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Simulation and experimental study on Leakage characteristics of clearance seal in Hydro-viscous clutch

Liu-yang

et al. 2023

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The stable operation of the sealing assembly plays a vital role in the performance of the hydraulic viscous clutch. In order to research the leakage characteristics of the clearance seal of the hydraulic viscous clutch, a clearance seal model is established based on the computational fluid dynamics. The validity of the model is proved by comparing the leakage of the experience in a self-build sealed test-bench, and the effects of seal clearance and oil temperature on the flow velocity, leakage and friction torque are analyzed by numerically simulating. The calculation results show that the decrease of clearance leads to the decrease of outlet area and leakage. Although the variation of rotational speed has little effect on leakage, it can effectively alter the friction torque especially in the case of small seal clearance. By comparing the leakage of each outlet at different temperatures, it is found that the leakage increases drastically when the oil temperature is larger than 70℃.

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confidence: 99%