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High Torque Multiplication Converters

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1952
<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">THE high torque multiplication converter is particularly applicable to city-bus service because it provides the good acceleration that is so important in this field. This type of converter has also been used advantageously in tractor and industrial service.</div><div ...
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Fluids for torque converters …

Scientific Lubrication, 1949
TORQUE converters for commercial road vehicles are increasing in popularity and the question of the most suitable fluid to use with them has been the subject of much experiment for several years. A paper was recently presented before the S.A.E. at Pittsburgh by Mr. E. F. Collins of the G.M.C.
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Ratcheting OWC in Torque Converters

SAE Technical Paper Series, 2013
<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">This paper reviews ratcheting one way clutches (OWC). OWC represent a significant cost in a transmission. Optimizing the OWC type helps reduce cost and increase fuel efficiency, and is therefore worth studying. Although the ratcheting OWC design is the primary focus of this paper,
Markus Steinberger, Norman J. Bird
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TORQUE CONVERTERS CAN BE DIFFERENT

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1958
<div class="section abstract"><div class="htmlview paragraph">THE paper points out the principal basic differences between hydraulic torque converters of various types.</div><div class="htmlview paragraph">The following designs are described and compared in terms of fundamental design and operating characteristics when combined ...
J. B. Black, M. W. Dundore
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The Industrial Hydraulic Torque Converter

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1977
<div class="htmlview paragraph">The hydraulic torque converter has gained wide acceptance in the power transmission system of construction and industrial machinery. The losses involved in this automatically and infinitely variable transmission are examined. Means of controlling the input and output power of the converter are described.</div>
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Torque and Pressure CFD Correlation of a Torque Converter

SAE International Journal of Passenger Cars - Mechanical Systems, 2019
<div>A torque converter was instrumented with 29 pressure transducers inside five cavities under study (impeller, turbine, stator, clutch cavity between the pressure plate and the turbine shell). A computer model was created to establish correlation with measured torque and pressure.
Edward De Jesus Rivera, Mark Woodland, Darrell Robinette, Jason Blough, Carl Anderson, Steve Frait, Ram Devendran   +6 more
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Converter Caused Torque Oscillations

2013
Current sheets of the same space harmonics, which impose flux-density components of different phase velocities in the air-gap, cause oscillations in the electrical torque. These may damage the shaft or coupling. The difference in phase velocity causes a time dependent phase shift in flux density components.
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Design of Hydraulic Torque Converter

2020
The hydraulic torque converter is located at the most significant end of the AT and is mounted on the engine flywheel, acting like a clutch with MT. It is a vane transmission with the liquid as the medium. When the hydraulic torque converter is working, the interaction between the active wheel blade and working liquid is used to realize the ...
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Altering Hydrodynamic Torque Converter Performance

SAE Technical Paper Series, 1973
<div class="htmlview paragraph">The paper describes the different types of polyphase, multistage and floating element hydrodynamic torque converters and their variations. Also described are all possible methods of combining torque converters with gearing to alter their performance.
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Cavitation Prediction in Automotive Torque Converters

SAE Technical Paper Series, 2005
<div class="htmlview paragraph">As automotive torque converters decrease in both diameter and axial length, the effects of cavitation in the torque converter becomes increasingly important on noise, efficiency, and performance goals. Therefore, a cavitation prediction technique is developed in this investigation.
Darin Kowalski, Carl Anderson, Jason Blough   +2 more
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