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Eric Müller

Researcher at Schaeffler Group

Publications -  62
Citations -  283

Eric Müller is an academic researcher from Schaeffler Group. The author has contributed to research in topics: Hydraulic machinery & Hydraulic motor. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 62 publications receiving 283 citations.

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Methods for regulating the gear ratio of an automatic power-branched transmission, and automatic power-branched transmission

TL;DR: In this article, the gear-changing strategies of an automatic power-branched transmission (8) have been discussed, which result in reduced wear of the wrapping means and allow for comfortable changing between the gear ratio ranges.
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Hydraulic device for actuating a clutch

TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe a hydraulic device for actuating a clutch, comprising a hydraulic working cylinder, which is arranged near the clutch and which is connected to a volumetric flow source by means of a hydraulic line.
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Hydraulic system and automatic gearbox

TL;DR: In this paper, a valve arrangement is provided for switching between individual pump flows and/or for interconnecting the individual pumps flows, by which a volume flow is supplied to a consumer.
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Arrangement for control of several hydraulic shift cylinders and hydraulic supply system for dual clutch operated transmission unit

Manfred Homm, +1 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a sliding valve with a control inlet working with the control pressure and a system pressure inlet operating with the pressure of the system is introduced, and two outlet areas, each of them either connected to the control and/or the system pressure, while the other is connected to a complementary device and vice versa, depending on the pressure present at the control.
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Hydraulic system for hydraulically controlling a dual clutch transmission

TL;DR: In this paper, a hydraulic system for hydraulically controlling and supplying a transmission, in particular a dual-clutch transmission, is described, in which a first partial transmission and a second partial transmission each have a clutch, comprising a hydraulic energy source for supplying the hydraulic system with hydraulic energy, and a first hydraulic device for controlling the first transmission; a second hydraulic device is used to control the second transmission, where in order to provide an improved hydraulic system, a respective first control pressure and second control pressure can be set by means of the first hydraulic devices and the second hydraulic