Dynamics of Adaptive-Mechanical CVT (Gear Variator)

Konstantin Samson Ivanov; Gahip Ualiev; Zair Ualiev

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.332.289

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Dynamics of Adaptive-Mechanical CVT (Gear Variator)

Abstract:

Adaptive-mechanical CVT differs from existing CVT by absence of the hydraulic converter. The transfer mechanism contains the toothed wheels closed contour which provides definability of motion at presence only one entry. Such transfer possesses effect of power adaptation. Change of a moment of resistance leads to change of target angular speed. Dynamics problem consists in definition of parameters of transition from one power regime to another.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 332)

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289-296

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Konstantin Samson Ivanov, Gahip Ualiev, Zair Ualiev

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CVT, Dynamic, Transitive Regime

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