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  • Control Of Gear Shifts In Dual Clutch Transmission Powertrains 
    Walker Paul; Zhang Nong; Tamba Richard (Academic Press Ltd- Elsevier Science Ltd, 2011)
    To achieve the best possible responses during shifting in dual clutch transmissions it is commonplace to integrate clutch and engine control, while the clutch is used to match speeds between the engine and wheels via ...
  • Dynamics and simulations of shifting in a dual clutch transmission 
    Walker Paul; Zhang Nong; Tamba Richard; Fitzgerald Simon (Engineers Australia, 2010)
    In this paper a finite element model of a dual clutch transmission (DCT) equipped rear wheel drive powertrain is developed for the study of transient dynamics during clutch-to-clutch shifting. Damped free vibration analysis ...
  • Simulations of drag torque affecting synchronisers in a dual clutch transmission 
    Walker Paul; Zhang Nong; Tamba Richard; Fitzgerald Simon (Springer, 2011)
    Drag torque contributes significantly to the engagement of synchronisers in vehicle transmissions. Little is understood of how drag torque varies during transient engagement. Considerable analysis, however, has shown it ...
  • Synchroniser modeling with application specific to the dual clutch transmission 
    Walker Paul; Zhang Nong; Tamba Richard; Fitzgerald Simon (University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand, 2009)
    The synchromesh type synchroniser has been introduced to dual clutch transmission applications for gear selection prior to shifting. Historical research into this type of mechanism has targeted the application to manual ...
  • Synchroniser modeling with application specific to the dual clutch transmission 
    Tamba Richard; Fitzgerald Simon; Walker Paul; Zhang Nong (University of Canterbury, 2009)
    The synchromesh type synchroniser has been introduced to dual clutch transmission applications for gear selection prior to shifting. Historical research into this type of mechanism has targeted the application to manual ...