Dual clutch transmission with continuouiswly variable final drive assembly
US-2016348777-A1 · Dec 1, 2016 · US
US9822860B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-9822860-B2 |
| Application number | US-201414774224-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Feb 12, 2014 |
| Priority date | Mar 12, 2013 |
| Publication date | Nov 21, 2017 |
| Grant date | Nov 21, 2017 |
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A drive-train for a vehicle with at least one electric drive, which can be coupled via a driveshaft ( 2 ) to at least a first transmission ratio stage (i 1 ) and a second transmission ratio stage (i 2 ). At least one shifting mechanism is provided for engaging the transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ). To carry out powershifts, the shifting mechanism includes at least one interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and at least one frictional shifting element ( 6, 6 A). Each of the transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ) can be engaged by the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and at least one of the transmission ratio stages (i 2 ) can be engaged both by the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and by the frictional shifting element ( 6 ). Methods for carrying out a powershift, between a frictional shifting element ( 6, 6 A) and an interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) in the drive-train, are also disclosed.
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A drive-train for a vehicle, with at least one electric drive (EM), which is couplable, via a driveshaft, to at least a first transmission ratio stage (i 1 ) and a second transmission ratio stage (i 2 ), at least one shifting mechanism for engaging the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ), and the at least one shifting mechanism comprising at least one interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and at least one frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) for carrying out powershifts, each of the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ) being engagable by the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ), and at least one of the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 2 ) being engagable by both of the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and the frictional shifting element ( 6 ), wherein the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ) are realized by a planetary gearset, a sun gear ( 12 ) of the planetary gearset ( 11 ) is connected to the driveshaft ( 2 ), a planetary carrier ( 13 ) is connectable, by the frictional shifting element ( 6 ) to the driveshaft, and a ring gear ( 15 ) of the planetary gearset ( 11 ) is connectable, by the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ), to either the driveshaft ( 2 ) or a housing ( 16 ). 2. The drive-train according to claim 1 , wherein a direct drive is engagable, via the planetary gearset ( 11 ), by engaging the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and the frictional shifting element ( 6 ). 3. The drive-train according to claim 1 , wherein the electric drive is an electric machine (EM). 4. The drive-train according to claim 1 , wherein the frictional shifting element ( 6 ) is a ‘normally open’ disk clutch. 5. The drive-train according to claim 1 , wherein the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) is a claw clutch. 6. A method of carrying out a powershift between a frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) and an interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) in a drive-train with at least one electric drive (EM), which is couplable, via a driveshaft, to at least a first transmission ratio stage (i 1 ) and a second transmission ratio stage (i 2 ), at least one shifting mechanism for engaging the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ), the shifting mechanism comprises at least one of the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and at least one of the frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A), each of the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ) is engagable by the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and at least one of the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 2 ) is engagable by both of the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and the frictional shifting element ( 6 ), the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ) are realized by a planetary gearset, a sun gear ( 12 ) of the planetary gearset ( 11 ) is connected to the driveshaft ( 2 ), a planetary carrier ( 13 ) is connectable, by the frictional shifting element ( 6 ), to the driveshaft ( 2 ), and a ring gear ( 15 ) of the planetary gearset ( 11 ) is connectable, by the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ), to either the driveshaft ( 2 ) or a housing ( 16 ), the method comprising: detecting meshing movement, via a path sensor, during a powershift from an engaged frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) to a disengaged interlocking shifting element ( 5 ). 7. The method according to claim 6 , further comprising disengaging the frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) when, based on the detected meshing movement, complete meshing is recognized. 8. The method according to claim 6 , further comprising slowly disengaging the frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) when, based on the detected meshing movement, a tooth-on-tooth position at the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) is recognized in order to produce a rotational speed difference. 9. The method according to claim 8 , further comprising, after a rotational speed difference is produced, again carrying out engaging of the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and opening disengaging the frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) when the meshing movement is completed. 10. The method according to claim 8 , further comprising, as an emergency measure, resolving a tooth-on-tooth position by carrying out a load reduction to allow complete meshing. 11. The method according to claim 6 , further comprising: if, on a basis of the detected meshing movement, only partial meshing of the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) is recognized, again disengaging the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and then partially disengaging the frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) to produce a slipping condition, and again engaging the frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) so that a new orientation is produced, at the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ), in order to resolve a tooth-on-tooth position. 12. A method of carrying out a powershift between a frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) and an interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) in a drive-train for a vehicle, with at least one electric drive (EM), which is couplable, via a driveshaft, to at least a first transmission ratio stage (i 1 ) and a second transmission ratio stage (i 2 ), at least one shifting mechanism for engaging the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ), the at least one shifting mechanism comprises the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and the frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) for carrying out powershifts, each of the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ) is engagable by the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and at least one of the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 2 ) is engagable by both of the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and the frictional shifting element ( 6 ), the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ) are realized by a planetary gearset, a sun gear ( 12 ) of the planetary gearset ( 11 ) is connected to the driveshaft ( 2 ), a planetary carrier ( 13 ) is connectable, by the frictional shifting element ( 6 ), to the driveshaft ( 2 ), and a ring gear ( 15 ) of the planetary gearset ( 11 ) is connectable, by the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ), to either the driveshaft ( 2 ) or a housing ( 16 ), the method comprising: carrying out a powershift depending on at least one of an evaluation of vehicle data and topographical data. 13. A method of carrying out a powershift between a frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) and an interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) in a drive-train for a vehicle, with at least one electric drive (EM), which is couplable via a driveshaft to at least a first transmission ratio stage (i 1 ) and a second transmission ratio stage (i 2 ), at least one shifting mechanism for engaging the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ), the at least one shifting mechanism comprises the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and the frictional shifting element ( 6 , 6 A) for carrying out powershifts, each of the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ) is engagable by the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and at least one of the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 2 ) is engagable by both of the interlocking shifting element ( 5 ) and the frictional shifting element ( 6 ), the first and the second transmission ratio stages (i 1 , i 2 ) are realized by a planetary gearset, a sun ear ( 12 ) of the planetary gearset ( 11 ) is connected to the driveshaft ( 2 ), a planetary carrier ( 13 ) is connectable, by the frictional shifting element ( 6 ), the driveshaft ( 2 ), and a ring gear ( 15 ) of the planetary gears
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