Analysis of CVT concepts: comparison of different CVT concepts on the basis of cost, sizing, fuel consumption, performance and drivability

S.A. Krishna

Analysis of CVT concepts: comparison of different CVT concepts on the basis of cost, sizing, fuel consumption, performance and drivability

S.A. Krishna

Automotive Systems Design

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Abstract

This report describes how several CVT concepts were evaluated based on parameters such cost, fuel consumption, drivability, performance and sizing. The first part of the report describes the context of the project and analyzes the problem in greater detail. After the problem analysis, the requirements elicitation is described using which specifications for these concepts are determined. The methodology used in the project is then described. After this a brief description of how these concepts were realized at the simulation level was given and then the results obtained from the analysis are discussed. The report closes of with the description of the project management and then concludes with insights and recommendations.

Original language	English
Awarding Institution
Supervisors/Advisors	Heuberger, Peter, Supervisor Hofman, Theo, Supervisor Faid, Saphir, External supervisor, External person Verpoorten, Roel, External supervisor, External person
Award date	29 Sept 2016
Place of Publication	Eindhoven
Publisher	Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
Publication status	Published - 29 Sept 2016

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Analysis of CVT concepts: comparison of different CVT concepts on the basis of cost, sizing, fuel consumption, performance and drivability

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