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passenger car
based on scenario of 40 g CO2/km limit
in EUR billions
compound annual
growth rate
+ 3%
114
compound annual
growth rate
459
+ 5%
93
301
+ 272
65
187
2010
2020
2030
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2010
2020
2030
Powertrain concepts
Light vehicles
in mn units
270
250
100
230
80
210
60
190
40
170
20
2010
2015
2020
Combustion engine
w/o stop/start systems
Hybrids
Combustion engine
incl. stop/start systems
Electric
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China: 117g
in 2020
150
USA: 107g
in 2025
130
Japan: 105g
in 2020
110
90
2000
EU: 95g
in 2020
2005
2010
2015
2020
2025
needs
increasing
input
torques
increasing
torsional
excitation
reduced
engine
speeds
demanding
CO2
regulations
less space
less weight
less cost
more comfort
Automated
Manual
Transmission
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trends
higher
ratio
spread
increasing
mechanical
efficiency
increasing
expectations
for
robustness
& lifetime
Manual
Transmission
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less damping
in the
transmission
increasing
number
of gears
start/stop &
hybrid
capability
increasing
number
of shafts
increasing
degree &
share of
automation
Double Clutch
Transmission
Continuous
Variable
Transmission
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Automatic
Transmission
Others
(Hybrid Module,
eDifferential etc.)
Transmission Technologies
AMT
DCT
AT
CVT
Others
0.7
0.5
3.9
11.3
25.9
28.6
6.0
11.6
2.3
0
2020
2012
9%
in mn units
2%
11%
5%
4%
China
5% 1%
2%
8%
20%
60%
9%
15% 4%
7%
81%
17%
30%
18%
2%
NAFTA
78%
67%
66%
Korea
11% 17%
Europe
79%
35%
64%
3% 2%
4%
2%
63%
1%
1% 4%
India
19%
6%
2%
1%
100%
South
America
99%
6%
20%
1%
42%
Japan
23%
98%
32%
95%
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50%
MT
DCT
AMT
# gears
5, 6, (7);
parallel shaft design
5, 6;
parallel shaft design
6, 7, (10);
parallel shaft design
launch device
dry clutch
hybridization
hardly feasible
feasible
start/stop
capability
full (standard)
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Stop
Go
STOP
START
Product focus
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Compact Design
New function Efficiency
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Down-speeding
Axial excitation
crankshaft
Increasing
sensitivities
300
2008
300
100
100
1000
1990
1000
4000
Speed
4000
Speed
Specific
engine torque
Effective
vehicle weight
200
150
100
100
2010
1980
Year
Time
Time
Time
Judder
Temperature
Launch
Time
Noises
Time
Pedal load
Pedal
Modulation vibrations
Load / Torque
Wear rate
Facing
wear
release systems
Frequency
Thermal
stress
Speed
Impacts
Temperature
Speed
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Mechanical
strength
Torque
Engine
start
Isolation
clutch systems
Speed
damper systems
Time
2010
Year
Time
MP EP DP
Pedal travel
Acceleration
1980
Speed
Time
Pedal load
Servo spring
clutch
120 N
Self adjusting
clutch
100 N
Conventional
clutch
Twin plate
clutch
Engine Torque
200 Nm
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400 Nm
Low Torque
Medium Torque
High Torque
Conventional clutch
Complexity, effort
DMF
"best in class"
1st SOP in 2008
ZmartDamp
Centrifugal pendulum absorber (CPA)
Disc with damper
and CPA
DMF technology
Performance
B-segment
C-segment
D-segment
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Noise, vibration,
and harshness
Drawbacks
Cylinder deactivation,
downsizing, and downspeeding
Improvements
Fuel efficiency
and emissions
Current Trends
120
8-cyl. transmission in
100
80
4-cyl. transmission in
60
40
20
0
1,000
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1,500
2,000
Master cylinders
Position sensor
technology
Membrane damper
HP pipe technology
PA12
Bearing competence
Concentric slave
cylinder (CSC)
Polymer
contact plate
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Steel-rubber
Slave cylinder
Finger run-out
compensation
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Polymer improved
External cylinder
Master cylinder
Stop
Magnet
Piston
Go
Space saving
START
Travel sensor
Linear output
Hall array
2d hall
Digital output
LVDT
STOP
Hall switch
Inductive
sensor
High resolution:
2.25 mm / rev.
1 1.5 Nm / incr.
No sensors required
Good performance:
80 160 ms / smax
Key components
Support rollers:
7000 N max. load
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Dry DC
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No support forces on
crankshaft, input shaft
or bell housing
Wet DC
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Key components
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Overview
CVT
AT
Hybrid Module
# gears
6-9, (10);
planetary gear design
dependent on
transmission
launch device
torque converter or
wet clutch
torque converter
electric engine;
no friction based launch
hybridization
feasible
feasible
inherent
start/stop
capability
additional requirements
additional requirements
full (standard)
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Type 06
Conclusion
Optimization
of transmission
size / weight,
overall ratio and
NVH!
Chain type 08
(Current mass
production)
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Chain type 07
(Current mass
production)
Height -10 %
Double damper
with CPA
Value enhancement
through reduction in
purchased components
Product focus
Stamped
components
High efficiency
TC torus
volume amplitude
engine
NVH
1500
2000
engine speed
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2500
[min-1]
3000
Goal / Solution
new: Slimeline HK
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- 60 %
Slimline HK
Speed [rpm]
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Hybrid Modul
Standard 40 kW variant
AT
DCT
No restriction of vehicle
functionality
MT
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Benefits
Engine
Dual VCT (Variable Cam Timing)
Fuel efficiency
Coated Tappets
Emissions
Friction
reduction
Increased
drivability &
comfort
Same
performance
Reduced total
cost
Transmission
Bearing Optimization
Start-Stop-System
Electronic Clutch Management
Shift Detection / Recommendation
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Fuel efficiency
Emissions
Friction
reduction
Increased
drivability &
comfort
Drivetrain (AWD)
AWD disconnect
LRR tires / Ecotires
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