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Damping Performance of Power Transmission System with Hydraulic Torque Converter

C. Szczepaniak, +2 more
- 01 Jan 1991 - 
- Vol. 20, Iss: 5, pp 283-295
TLDR
In this article, the damping performance of a power transmission system with a hydraulic torque converter was established and verified both theoretically and by an experimental test using first-order nonlinear, nonstationary differential equations.
Abstract
In this work three first-order nonlinear, nonstationary differential equations describing a hydraulic torque converter in a power transmission system are used. A linear model is obtained on the basis of these equations. This model is verified both theoretically and by an experimental test. On the basis of the calculations the torsional damping was determined. This permitted the damping performance of a power transmission system with a hydraulic torque converter to be defined and established.

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Hydrodynamic torque converter

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