Method for identifying worn synchronization units
A technology of synchronous units and sliding sleeves, applied to components with teeth, belts/chains/gears, mechanical equipment, etc., can solve problems such as scratching noise, damage to transmission mechanical devices, and failure to achieve synchronous operation
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[0023] figure 1 An embodiment of the method sequence of the invention is schematically shown. In order to detect a faulty synchronizing unit, the differential speed must first be ascertained with respect to the transmission input speed. The differential rotational speed is defined as the target rotational speed minus the actual rotational speed. The target rotational speed is the rotational speed resulting from the product of the output shaft rotational speed and the transmission ratio of the gear to be synchronized. The actual speed corresponds to the measured input shaft speed. The validity of the ascertained rotational speed information can be determined by means of a plausibility check of the detectable sensor system and / or of the measured values (maximum value, gradient plausibility, etc.).
[0024] In the case of valid rotational speed information, the end of the synchronization phase can be detected via the differential rotational speed. If the differential rotati...
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