B60K5/08

Systems and Methods for Providing a Vehicle with a Torque Vectored K-Turn Mode
20230271612 · 2023-08-31 ·

Systems and methods are provided herein for operating a vehicle in a K-turn mode. The K-turn mode is engaged in response to determining that an amount that at least one of the front wheels of the vehicle is turned exceeds a turn threshold. While operating in the K-turn mode, forward torque is provided to the front wheels of the vehicle. Further, backward torque is provided to the rear wheels of the vehicle. Yet further, the rear wheels of the vehicle remain substantially in static contact with a ground while the front wheels slip in relation to the ground.

Systems and Methods for Providing a Vehicle with a Torque Vectored K-Turn Mode
20230271612 · 2023-08-31 ·

Systems and methods are provided herein for operating a vehicle in a K-turn mode. The K-turn mode is engaged in response to determining that an amount that at least one of the front wheels of the vehicle is turned exceeds a turn threshold. While operating in the K-turn mode, forward torque is provided to the front wheels of the vehicle. Further, backward torque is provided to the rear wheels of the vehicle. Yet further, the rear wheels of the vehicle remain substantially in static contact with a ground while the front wheels slip in relation to the ground.

Method for controlling a drive system, and drive system

The invention relates to a method for controlling a drive system with at least two drive units (20), each of which is paired with at least one control unit (22), wherein —a total target torque (30) is calculated by means of a master control unit (22a), —the total target torque (30) is divided into respective individual target torques (32) for each of the drive units (20) by the master control unit (22a), and —the drive units (20) are actuated by the paired control units (22) on the basis of the corresponding individual target torques (32). The invention is characterized in that the threshold torques (34) corresponding to the drive units (20) are ascertained and taken into consideration by the master control unit (22a) when dividing the total target torque (30).

DRIVELINE ARRANGEMENT AND METHOD OF CONTROLLING A DRIVELINE ARRANGEMENT
20230294811 · 2023-09-21 ·

A driveline arrangement, comprising a first internal combustion engine, a second internal combustion engine, and a transmission arrangement comprising a first input shaft drivingly connected to a first crank shaft of the first internal combustion engine, and a second input shaft drivingly connected to the second crank shaft of the second internal combustion engine, the transmission arrangement being configured to simultaneously receive a torque from the first and second crank shafts. Further, control circuitry of a control unit is configured to control the first internal combustion engine to assume a combustion stage at a different point in time compared to the point in time at which the second internal combustion engine assumes its combustion stage by adjusting a crank angle degree of the first crank shaft.

Transversely-placed vehicle driving assembly

The present disclosure discloses a transversely-placed vehicle driving assembly, connected to a vehicle axle half shaft, wherein the vehicle driving assembly comprises a first power source and an automatic transmission, the automatic transmission is provided with a first input shaft therein, the first power source connects to the first input shaft, and a differential is provided at a joint of the automatic transmission and the vehicle axle half shaft; an intermediate shaft is provided parallel to the first input shaft; several gears are fixed or rotatably installed on the first input shaft, several gears are fixed or rotatably installed on the intermediate shaft, the gears on the first input shaft and the gears on the intermediate shaft are in engaged transmission in group, and the gears that engage with one another have different installing modes on the shafts; clutches are provided between the first input shaft and the gear that is rotatably installed thereon and between the intermediate shaft and the gear that is rotatably installed thereon; and engaging gear transmission is provided between the intermediate shaft and the differential. The present disclosure can realize transmission of two speed ratios, with flexible transmission modes, which shortens the axial size of the driving assembly, which cannot only satisfy the acceleration capability and climbing ability of the vehicle but also satisfy the demand on high vehicle speed.

Transversely-placed vehicle driving assembly

The present disclosure discloses a transversely-placed vehicle driving assembly, connected to a vehicle axle half shaft, wherein the vehicle driving assembly comprises a first power source and an automatic transmission, the automatic transmission is provided with a first input shaft therein, the first power source connects to the first input shaft, and a differential is provided at a joint of the automatic transmission and the vehicle axle half shaft; an intermediate shaft is provided parallel to the first input shaft; several gears are fixed or rotatably installed on the first input shaft, several gears are fixed or rotatably installed on the intermediate shaft, the gears on the first input shaft and the gears on the intermediate shaft are in engaged transmission in group, and the gears that engage with one another have different installing modes on the shafts; clutches are provided between the first input shaft and the gear that is rotatably installed thereon and between the intermediate shaft and the gear that is rotatably installed thereon; and engaging gear transmission is provided between the intermediate shaft and the differential. The present disclosure can realize transmission of two speed ratios, with flexible transmission modes, which shortens the axial size of the driving assembly, which cannot only satisfy the acceleration capability and climbing ability of the vehicle but also satisfy the demand on high vehicle speed.

Heavy haul vehicle

A heavy haul vehicle has a chassis capable of supporting a load to be transported by the vehicle. A first group of one or more first drive axles and a second group of one or more second drive axles are coupled to the chassis. The vehicle also has a first engine and a second engine. The first engine drives each axle in the first group of drive axles. The second engine drives each axle in the second group drive axles.

Heavy haul vehicle

A heavy haul vehicle has a chassis capable of supporting a load to be transported by the vehicle. A first group of one or more first drive axles and a second group of one or more second drive axles are coupled to the chassis. The vehicle also has a first engine and a second engine. The first engine drives each axle in the first group of drive axles. The second engine drives each axle in the second group drive axles.

Systems and Methods for Providing a Vehicle with a Torque Vectored K-Turn Mode
20210197820 · 2021-07-01 ·

Systems and methods are provided herein for operating a vehicle in a K-turn mode. The K-turn mode is engaged in response to determining that an amount that at least one of the front wheels of the vehicle is turned exceeds a turn threshold. While operating in the K-turn mode, forward torque is provided to the front wheels of the vehicle. Further, backward torque is provided to the rear wheels of the vehicle. Yet further, the rear wheels of the vehicle remain substantially in static contact with a ground while the front wheels slip in relation to the ground.

Systems and Methods for Providing a Vehicle with a Torque Vectored K-Turn Mode
20210197820 · 2021-07-01 ·

Systems and methods are provided herein for operating a vehicle in a K-turn mode. The K-turn mode is engaged in response to determining that an amount that at least one of the front wheels of the vehicle is turned exceeds a turn threshold. While operating in the K-turn mode, forward torque is provided to the front wheels of the vehicle. Further, backward torque is provided to the rear wheels of the vehicle. Yet further, the rear wheels of the vehicle remain substantially in static contact with a ground while the front wheels slip in relation to the ground.