2017
DOI: 10.14669/am.vol78.art3
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Model of the rate of flow of hydraulic fluid leaking through precision pairs in the electrohydraulic controller of an automatic transmission

Abstract: Przedstawiono warunki pracy oraz funkcje płynu ATF w automatycznej skrzyni biegów (ASB). Wykazano, że istotny wpływ na prawidłową pracę sterownika elektrohydraulicznego ASB ma jakość płynu ATF. Przeanalizowano zjawisko przepływu płynu ATF przez szczeliny (luzy) hydraulicznych par precyzyjnych „nazywane natężeniem przepływu nieszczelności wewnętrznej” lub „przeciekiem wewnętrznym”. Wykazano, że nadmierne „przecieki wewnętrzne”, spowodowane nadmiernym zużyciem elementów hydraulicznych i niską lepkością oleju, mo… Show more

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“…Hydraulic precision pair internal leakage Energies 2023, 16, 7667 9 of 25 values can be calculated theoretically. The equation for internal leakage for hydraulic precision steam with a concentric ring gap is of the form [45]:…”
Section: Hydraulic Gap Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Hydraulic precision pair internal leakage Energies 2023, 16, 7667 9 of 25 values can be calculated theoretically. The equation for internal leakage for hydraulic precision steam with a concentric ring gap is of the form [45]:…”
Section: Hydraulic Gap Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hydraulic precision pair internal leakage values can be calculated theoretically. The equation for internal leakage for hydraulic precision steam with a concentric ring gap is of the form [45]: Figure 4 shows a diagram of a hydraulic precision pair with a concentric annular gap and pressure distribution in the gap in the longitudinal and transverse directions. For a hydraulic fluid pressure in the range of 100-30,000 kPa, it is assumed that the density of the hydraulic fluid in a hydraulic gap 𝜌 under pressure is equal relative to the fluid density determined for atmospheric pressure.…”
Section: Hydraulic Gap Modelsmentioning
confidence: 99%