Voith Turbo Gmbh Co. Kg

Die Voith Turbo Gmbh & Co Kg

Vohn Turbo Gmbh & Company Kg

Tillman K&ouml;rner

Martin Becke

Martin Nitsche

Bernd Dietzel

Herbert Depping

G&uuml;nter Willmerding

Franz Tr&uuml;bswasser

Jakob Haeckh

The invention related to a hydrodynamic-mechanical multi-speed compound transmission has at least four speeds. The transmission includes a transmission input shaft and a transmission output shaft as well as a hydrodynamic transmission part. The hydrodynamic and the mechanical transmission parts are connected in series when seen from the power flow direction. Mechanisms are provided for by-passing the hydrodynamic transmission part during power transmission. The hydrodynamic transmission part includes at least one hydrodynamic speed-torque converter. The mechanical transmission part includes a mechanical speed-torque converting device with at least two planetary gear sets. The mechanical transmission part is designed in such a way that transmission ratios in the individual gear steps cause gear step jumps of phi &lE;1.45 between two successive gear steps of the individual speeds.

Hydrodynamic-mechanical multi-speed compound transmission, especially a six-speed torque-converter transmission

The invention is relative to a series of gear motors for differing output volumes with at least two gear motors. Each gear motor has at least two intermeshing displacing elements, a first displacing element and a second displacing element in the form of gears. The individual gear motors of the series comprise substantially identical dimensions for the axial interval between the theoretical axes and between the theoretical axes of rotation of the two displacing elements, and a substantially identical gearing width in the form of a substantially identical axial extension of the gearing elements. The individual gear motors differ from each other at least as regards the size of the tip circle diameter of at least one of the two displacing elements.

Series for compressed air motors with torque which can be theoretically output in a varied manner and a method for producing the individual compressed air motors of said series

The invention is related to a series gear pump for differing output volumes with at least two gear pumps, each gear pump comprises at least two intermeshing displacing elements, a first displacing element and a second displacing element in the form of gears. The individual gear pumps of the series comprise a substantially identical dimensions for the axial interval between the theoretical axes and between the theoretical axes of rotation of the two displacing elements, and a substantially identical gearing width in the form of a substantially identical axial extension of the gearing elements. The individual gear pumps differ from each other at least as regards the size of the tip circle diameter of at least one of the two displacing elements.

Series for gear pumps with differing capacities and method for manufacturing the individual gear pump of the series

A process for the control of switching or shifting processes in automatic gears with an allocatable control device for use in drivelines of vehicles with at least one drive motor, especially in the form of an internal combustion engine. In a first process step the actual values of certain travel-dynamics magnitudes for a given time point t are detected or calculated; in a second process step there is determined from the actual values a theoretically achievable connection speed of the drive motor, especially the internal combustion engine, in the actually shifted-in gear for each time step; in a third process step the ascertained connection speed is compared with limit speeds that can be stipulated in a characteristic field of the drive motor, in which in dependence on the comparison results in no switching process, or an upshift- or downshift- switching process is initiated by governing of the setting members actuatable for the carrying-out of a gear change.

Growing community of inventors

Zang, Germany

Tillman Körner

Growing community of inventors

Zang, Germany

Tillman K&ouml;rner

Tillman Körner