CVT Fluid Development: Investigations of Friction Durability and Wear in a Push-belt Variator
2003-01-1976
05/19/2003
- Event
- Content
- This study focused on steel-on-steel friction and wear in continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) that employ a push-belt design (PB-CVTs). The investigation considered commercial vehicles, represented by the Nissan Bluebird, along with a motored belt-box test that used the Ford P811 variator system. In addition, the authors employed the Falex block-on-ring bench test apparatus to measure both steel-on-steel friction and wear. The goal of the study was to investigate critical wear phenomena that occur in vehicle (field) use under severe conditions.
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- Citation
- Tersigni, S., Strait, D., Iyer, R., McCombs, T. et al., "CVT Fluid Development: Investigations of Friction Durability and Wear in a Push-belt Variator," SAE Technical Paper 2003-01-1976, 2003, https://doi.org/10.4271/2003-01-1976.