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Dr. Abbas Soltani, Mr. Milad Arianfard,
Volume 13, Issue 2 (6-2023)
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In this study, an adaptive sliding mode controller (ASMC) based on estimation of tire-road friction coefficient is proposed for engagement control of automotive dry clutch. The control of clutch engagement is one of the most important parts of gear-shift process for automated manual transmission. Accurate amount of drive shaft torque in modelling of powertrain system is essential to guarantee smooth engagement of the clutch and rapid response of the control system. As the tire-road friction coefficient has significant influence on drive shaft torque, an estimator is designed to calculate this parameter. The ASMC is proposed for the clutch control to overcome the system uncertainties and a proportional integral (PI) controller is adopted to engine speed control. In addition, a nonlinear estimator utilizing unscented Kalman filter is applied to estimate the state variables that are measured hardly such as wheel slip and longitudinal vehicle velocity. The simulation results demonstrate the high effectiveness of the combined use of presented controller and road friction coefficient estimator for improving the smooth clutch engagement in comparison to the control system without estimator.
Mr. Milad Arianfard, Dr. Abbas Soltani,
Volume 14, Issue 2 (6-2024)
Abstract

In this paper, the strength of the gear shifting blocker for Peugeot gearbox is investigated. A hardened steel sheet is used inside the plastic part of shifting blocker to strengthen it. According to the feedback from the customer that this part fails in some conditions, some suggestions for its improvement are presented. In this research, two proposed correction designs are presented to increase the strength of the gear shifting locker by changing on the considered steel sheet. Abaqus software has been used to model the gear shifting blocker and analyze the stress of parts by finite element method. In order to validate the analytical results and choose the proper proposed design to strengthen the blocker part, some experimental tests are performed on the tension-compression test device. By comparing the results of the numerical analysis, it can be observed that the first and second modification designs have improved the stresses of blocker plastic part by 18% and 45%, respectively.

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