Creeping control method for wet-type double-clutch automatic speed changer
A technology of wet dual clutch and automatic transmission, which is applied in the direction of transmission control, toothed components, belt/chain/gear, etc. It can solve the problems of crawling response delay, engine flameout, poor smoothness, etc., and achieve fast and stable crawling, The effect of preventing flameout and avoiding risks
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[0016] This embodiment provides a creeping control method for a wet dual-clutch automatic transmission, which includes:
[0017] S10. When the shift handle is placed in forward gear or reverse gear, and both the brake pedal and the accelerator pedal are in a released state, the control system judges that the vehicle is in a creeping phase.
[0018] The crawling control method for wet dual-clutch automatic transmission of this embodiment controls the vehicle when the vehicle is crawling. At this time, the control system can be a TCU, that is, the wet dual-clutch automatic transmission of the vehicle is realized through the TCU. The control of the transmission, thereby controlling the crawling of the vehicle.
[0019] S20. When the vehicle enters the crawling stage, if the current clutch torque is higher than the set value, it will directly enter the crawling speed control stage; if the clutch torque is lower than the set value, the clutch torque will rise to the clutch torque s...
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