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Drivetrain Design and Development

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Brochures

 

ASME Papers

  • Design of Input Coupled Split Power Transmissions, Arrangements and Their Characteristics, ASME, May 2004

  • Dual Stage Input Coupled Split Power Transmission Efficiency Optimization, ASME DETC2002/DAC-34057

 

SAE Papers (to purchase a paper from SAE, click on the SAE number)

 

2007

2003

2002

  • An Investigation of the Differences Between Steady State and Transient Transaxle Efficiency, SAE 2002-02-5344

  • CVT Split Power Transmissions, A Configuration versus Performance Study with an Emphasis on the Hydromechanical Type, SAE 2002-01-0589

  • Development of Dual Stage Input Coupled Split Power Transmission Arrangements and their Characteristics, SAE 2002-01-0590

  • Listening to the Voice of the Customer: Inertia Dyno Horsepower Versus OEM Rated Net Horsepower, SAE 2002-01-0887

  • Development of Single Stage Input Coupled Split Power Transmission Arrangements and their Characteristics, SAE 2002-01-1294

1997

  • An Overview of Current CVT Mechanisms, Forces and Efficiencies, SAE 970688

1996


White Papers


For more information about drivetrain engineering capabilities at SwRI or how you can contract with SwRI, please contact Doug Fussner at dfussner@swri.org or (210) 522-3972.
 

Contact Information

Doug Fussner

Drivetrain Design and Development

(210) 522-3972

dfussner@swri.org

Related Terminology

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transmission testing

automatic transmissions

drivetrain database

drivetrain engineering

 

 

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October 06, 2009