2017
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/231/1/012178
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Reverse design and characteristic study of multi-range HMCVT

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“…Carl et al presented a comparison between the different architectures of power-split transmissions utilizing hydraulic units as the variators, with a focus on efficiency, control effort, and system complexity [18]. Zhu et al obtained the design parameter of HMCVT through the analysis of kinematics and dynamics for the big horsepower tractor and focused on the shift strategy of HMCVT based on the physical parameters and shift time [19,20]. Zhang et al established an optimization process of optimal productivity and calculated the matching engine speed and HMCVT speed ratio based on the wheeled tractor [21].…”
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“…Carl et al presented a comparison between the different architectures of power-split transmissions utilizing hydraulic units as the variators, with a focus on efficiency, control effort, and system complexity [18]. Zhu et al obtained the design parameter of HMCVT through the analysis of kinematics and dynamics for the big horsepower tractor and focused on the shift strategy of HMCVT based on the physical parameters and shift time [19,20]. Zhang et al established an optimization process of optimal productivity and calculated the matching engine speed and HMCVT speed ratio based on the wheeled tractor [21].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As can be seen from Equation (19), under certain conditions of T M , |T o | increases with the increase of |i 1 | and decreases with the increase of |i PG |. So, matching patterns a and b have better torque characteristics than matching patterns c and d in Table 2.…”
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“…The self-propelled cotton picker (high-power agricultural machinery) has frequent load fluctuations with a high transmission power, which requires the driver to frequently shift gears to adapt to load variations in accordance with the changing operating conditions. HMCVT (hydro-mechanical continuously variable transmission) realizes the coupling of hydraulic power flows and mechanical power flows through the differential planetary gear train (Ni et al, 2013;Zhu et al, 2017;Wang et al, 2019a;Zhang et al, 2014), enabling the HMCVT speed ratio to realize stepless speed changes in the stepped mechanical section. The range of speed variations of the equidistant type HMCVT complies with the adjustment of the self-propelled cotton picker in operating conditions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%