The present disclosure relates to a hydraulic transmission assembly comprising: a hydraulic transmission for performing speed shifting for the power generated by an engine; a pump shaft connected to the pump; a motor shaft connected to the motor; a sub speed-shift shaft connected to the pump shaft and/or the motor shaft through a plurality of speed-shift gears; a mounting main body having a mounting space for the hydraulic transmission; a speed-shift case having an accommodation space for the sub speed-shift shaft, and coupled to the mounting main body; and a cover part coupled to the mounting main body so as to cover the mounting space, wherein the cover part is coupled to the mounting main body such that at least a portion thereof is accommodated in the mounting space, and provides support power to one side of the sub speed-shift shaft.

A work vehicle that includes a hydraulic system. The hydraulic system includes a hydraulic motor that generates rotational power for one or more wheels on the work vehicle. A hydraulic pump couples to the hydraulic motor. The hydraulic pump pumps hydraulic fluid to the hydraulic motor. A hydraulic shift control system controls shifting of the hydraulic system. The hydraulic shift control system includes a controller that controls a hydraulic motor volume of the hydraulic motor and a fluid volume pumped by the hydraulic pump to gradually change a speed of the work vehicle during a shift.

Some embodiments of the disclosure provide a three-section hydraulic mechanical compound stepless transmission device which utilizes the compounding of a hydraulic speed control circuit and a mechanical circuit. According to an embodiment, a three-section hydraulic mechanical stepless transmission device for a loader includes a casing, a hydraulic speed control circuit, an ahead and astern mechanism, a split-collecting mechanism, a hydraulic section fixed shaft gear transmission system, a first hydraulic mechanical section fixed shaft gear transmission system, a second hydraulic mechanical section fixed shaft gear transmission system, and an output portion. According to another embodiment, the three-section hydraulic mechanical compound stepless transmission device includes a hydraulic circuit which transmits only part of power.

A work machine includes a transmission case (5) extending in the front-back direction of a machine body, a first hydraulic unit (V) provided on one of mutually opposite wall portions (5a, 5b) of the transmission case (5), a second hydraulic unit (44) provided on a second one of the wall portions (5a, 5b), and a supply passage (43) configured to supply operating oil from the first hydraulic unit (V) to the second hydraulic unit (44). The first hydraulic unit (V) and the second hydraulic unit (44) are aligned to be overlapped with each other as viewed in a direction orthogonal to a case axis (X) extending along the front-back direction of the transmission case (5). The supply passage (43) extends inside the transmission case (5) in a straight line orthogonal to the case axis (X).

A transmission arrangement for a hybrid drive of a motor vehicle, in particular a utility vehicle, having change-speed transmission (G) with a drive output shaft (AW), a retarder (RE) with a retarder shaft (RW), an electric machine (EM) with a rotor shaft (RO) and a first gear ratio step (Ü1) between the drive output shaft (AW) and the retarder shaft (RW). The retarder (RE) is driven by way of the first gear ratio step (Ü1). The electric machine (EM) is arranged with its axis parallel to the retarder (RE) and can be coupled to the retarder shaft (RW) by way of a second gear ratio step (Ü2).

A work vehicle such as a tractor including an engine, a battery, a hydraulic continuously variable transmission, and an electric cylinder, and a power transmission mechanism. The hydraulic continuously variable transmission changes an output of the engine, and changes an angle of a movable swash plate to change a gear ratio thereof. The electric cylinder is driven by electric power supplied from the battery at least while the engine is stopped. With the power generated in the electric cylinder and transmitted, the power transmission mechanism changes the angle of the movable swash plate of the hydraulic continuously variable transmission.

A work vehicle such as a tractor including an engine, a battery, a hydraulic continuously variable transmission, and an electric cylinder, and a power transmission mechanism. The hydraulic continuously variable transmission changes an output of the engine, and changes an angle of a movable swash plate to change a gear ratio thereof. The electric cylinder is driven by electric power supplied from the battery at least while the engine is stopped. With the power generated in the electric cylinder and transmitted, the power transmission mechanism changes the angle of the movable swash plate of the hydraulic continuously variable transmission.

An aircraft includes a variable-speed gearbox. The variable-speed gearbox includes a low-speed gear train and a high-speed gear train, each gear train of which is configured to selectively provide torque from an engine of the aircraft to a proprotor. The variable-speed gearbox also includes a hydraulic system configured to provide torque to the proprotor. The hydraulic system includes a hydraulic pump driven by the engine of the tiltrotor aircraft and a variable-displacement motor driven by a hydraulic fluid from the hydraulic pump.

An aircraft includes a variable-speed gearbox. The variable-speed gearbox includes a low-speed gear train and a high-speed gear train, each gear train of which is configured to selectively provide torque from an engine of the aircraft to a proprotor. The variable-speed gearbox also includes a hydraulic system configured to provide torque to the proprotor. The hydraulic system includes a hydraulic pump driven by the engine of the tiltrotor aircraft and a variable-displacement motor driven by a hydraulic fluid from the hydraulic pump.

An automobile or other wheeled vehicle includes various hydraulic components, including a hydraulic gearbox, transmission, clutch, and brake energy recovery system. Such hydraulic components supplement or replace traditional mechanical components of the automobile or other wheeled vehicle to improve the overall operational efficiency thereof.