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Punched Tape Control of Power Shift Transmission Test Stands
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Abstract
A punched tape program is being used to control power shift transmission test stands operating as single or multiple units. Any desired shift sequence (sequence or skip shifting) is availabel with no concern for rate of shift lever movement, accuracy of detent postions, etc. Transmission shifting is accomplished by using electric solenoid valves to control the shift valves. Test unit design and construction, the test controller, test cycle design, test results, laboratory-field correlation, engine, costs, and test stand deficiences are covered. This system provides test flexibility, rapid data acquisition, engine life data, and minimum equipment investment.
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Haight, R., "Punched Tape Control of Power Shift Transmission Test Stands," SAE Technical Paper 730819, 1973, https://doi.org/10.4271/730819.Also In
References
- Tuck, R.M. Jr. “A New Transmission Approach For Working Vehicles.” Paper 560A SAE Farm, Construction and Industrial Machinery Meeting Milwaukee September 1962
- Blair, F. Jr. “Laboratory Durability Testing Heavy Duty Powershift Transmissions Under Simulated Field Conditions.” Paper 731B SAE Farm, Construction, and Industrial Machinery Meeting September 1963