USRE41804E1 - Method for changing the clutch torque in a clutch in the power train of a vehicle having an automated manual shift transmission - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method for changing the clutch torque of a clutch in the power train of a vehicle having an automated manual shift transmission and/or an automated clutch in a creep drive mode of the vehicle.
- the present invention also relates to a method for changing the clutch torque of a clutch in the power train of a vehicle having an automated manual shift transmission and/or an automated clutch to establish the biting point of the clutch.
- this procedure corresponds to a different driver intent than the sharp braking by the driver in order to avoid a collision during the parking procedure, for example.
- the present invention is thus based on an object of providing a method for changing the clutch torque of a clutch in the power train of a vehicle having an automated manual shift transmission and/or an automated clutch in a creep drive mode which remedies the disadvantages described.
- the method for establishing the biting point of the clutch may also be improved.
- a method for changing the clutch torque of a clutch in the power train of a vehicle having an automated manual shift transmission in a creep drive mode of the vehicle, according to which the clutch torque is changed as a function of at least one variable operating parameter of the vehicle which describes the creep drive mode of the vehicle.
- one or more operating parameters of the vehicle are monitored which describe a slow drive mode or creep drive mode of the vehicle and, as a function of the operating parameter(s), the torque transmitted by the clutch is changed.
- the creep drive mode of the vehicle may be improved in relation to the known method without the danger of the engine dying, since no longer only digital information in the form of the brake light switch is analyzed, but rather one or more operating parameters, which do not change digitally and which describe the creep drive mode of the vehicle, are analyzed.
- the clutch torque may first be reduced at a relatively high speed, as a function of the operating parameter(s), and the clutch torque may then be reduced at a lower speed, so that, compared with a linear reduction of the speed of the clutch torque, a more comfortable creep drive mode is available that takes the driver's intent, which may be represented by an actuation of varying strength of the vehicle brake by the driver, for example, into consideration.
- the operating parameter is the strength of the actuation of a vehicle brake which influences the speed of the vehicle.
- the strength of the actuation of the brake of the vehicle by the driver may therefore be considered, i.e., for example, the brake pressure for a hydraulic braking system or a current value, using which an electromechanical brake of the vehicle is actuated.
- the clutch is opened more rapidly and the clutch torque is therefore reduced more rapidly, since otherwise a braking torque would be transmitted via the transmission to the engine via the still closed or partially closed clutch, so that the engine speed would fall too greatly.
- a further reduction of the clutch torque may then occur at a lower speed, so that the comfort in the creep drive mode is improved and the creep drive mode is prolonged.
- Such behavior corresponds to the behavior of a vehicle having a stepped automatic transmission.
- the operating parameter is the rotational speed and/or the engine torque and/or a variable of the drive motor of the vehicle derived therefrom. If a drop in the engine speed is perceived during the creep drive mode, due to a braking procedure initiated by the driver, for example, which leads to an engine speed significantly below the engine-specific idle speed for a predetermined duration, i.e., to a reduction of more than 100 rpm below the idle speed, for example, according to the present invention the clutch torque is reduced using a higher gradient than would be necessary in the event of lighter braking by the driver.
- the clutch torque is reduced more strongly if it is observed that the engine torque resulting from the combustion increases during braking significantly over a value of the engine torque typical for the idling of the engine.
- This typical value may be established as an average of the engine torque during creep before the actuation of the brake, for example. If an electric motor or a hybrid drive is used as the drive motor, the average value of the torque output during the creep drive mode before the actuation of the brake may also be established in a similar way.
- the typical torque behavior of the drive motor in idle is analyzed. If the engine reacts to braking with a significant increase in the torque, which may mean an increase to a value of more than 10 Nm, for example, the clutch torque is then reduced rapidly and the clutch is transferred into a slipping state. In this state, the clutch transmits a lower braking torque to the engine, and the engine torque for maintaining the idle speed no longer increases. The clutch torque may then be reduced using a lower gradient, having a value of 5 Nm/sec, for example.
- the clutch torque is reduced using a higher gradient if a drop in the engine speed is observed with an essentially negative gradient.
- a drop in the engine speed is observed with an essentially negative gradient.
- the engine speed is reduced using a gradient of 25 rad/s 2 , for example, which approximately corresponds to a reduction in the engine speed at a value of 250 rpm/sec.
- the operating parameter is a rotational speed differential between the clutch input side and the clutch output side.
- This may be a rotational speed differential between the engine speed and the transmission input shaft speed, for example.
- the method according to the present invention may also be advantageously used in power trains in which the clutch is not positioned between a drive motor and the transmission input, but rather at the output of the transmission or inside the transmission, for example.
- positioning the clutch between a shaft and the transmission housing, in the event of which the clutch may act as a brake, or even, in transmissions with branched structures, positioning the clutch between two branches inside the transmission is also possible.
- the action of the clutch and/or the brake on the engine then corresponds to the application in which the clutch is positioned between the engine and the transmission input.
- the clutch torque is reduced with a stronger approach when there is no essential rotational speed differential, since the clutch then does not yet operate with a significant slip. Therefore, the clutch is transferred more rapidly into a slipping state, through which the braking torque exerted on the engine via the clutch is reduced and the vehicle moves further in the creep drive mode.
- the clutch torque may then be reduced further at a rate of 5 Nm/sec, for example. Therefore, maneuvering which is comfortable for the driver may be implemented using the actuation of the brake against the creep torque.
- the braking torque exerted on the engine is lower than the output torque provided by the engine in idle mode, so that the danger of the engine dying is eliminated and the driver may maneuver comfortably using the actuation of the brake.
- the operating parameter is an accelerator pedal value. Therefore, if the brake and accelerator pedal or gas pedal are actuated simultaneously, a clutch torque may be set which allows the curb to be approached comfortably and is a function of the strength of the actuation of the brake and the accelerator pedal.
- comfortable torque tracking may also be implemented.
- a driver's intent expressed by the actuation of the brake may advantageously be analyzed, since it may be assumed therefrom that there is a high probability that the driver wants to stop or he wants to cause a downshift action of the automated manual shift transmission if he actuates the brake of the vehicle strongly.
- the shifting time may be shortened if the minimum torque to be transmitted by the clutch is reduced starting from a specific threshold value of the strength of actuation of the brake, so that the opening of the clutch occurs rapidly.
- the minimum torque and, in the course of the torque tracking, the torque to be transmitted by the clutch is reduced starting from a predetermined threshold value of the strength of the actuation of the brake of the vehicle, since the time necessary for opening the clutch is therefore reduced. It is possible in this case to perform the reduction of the minimum torque over multiple steps on the basis of multiple threshold values or even as a function of a brake pressure gradient.
- the information obtained according to the method described above may also be used for the touch point adaptation.
- a method is therefore also described for changing the clutch torque of a clutch in the power train of a vehicle having an automated manual shift transmission to establish the biting point of the clutch, in which the biting point established is shifted in the direction of an open clutch if the total torque of the engine torque and the engine moment of inertia exceeds a threshold value in the event of a reduction of the engine speed.
- the biting point of the clutch established by the controller is shifted toward the direction of the open clutch. This biting point established in this way is then used as the future biting point.
- the biting point established is shifted in the direction of an open clutch if a rotational speed differential between the engine speed and the transmission input shaft speed is detected which is greater than a threshold value and the total torque exceeds the threshold value. Therefore, upon recognition of clutch slip and the sum of engine torque and engine moment of inertia being exceeded, the software biting point and/or the biting point established by the controller is shifted in the direction of the open clutch, and the controller will therefore disengage the clutch further in the future, since the biting point previously established as the setpoint value was too low in spite of slip in the clutch and the engine, in particular a diesel engine, has reacted thereto with a torque increase.
- the biting point established is shifted in the direction of an open clutch if the rotational speed differential was detected, i.e., clutch slip has occurred for the first time and the engine speed falls below the idle speed.
- This variant is preferably applicable for a gasoline engine.
- biting point established is shifted in the direction of an open clutch as a function of at least one operating parameter of the vehicle. This may also be the temperature of the clutch, for example.
- a further creep function of the vehicle is provided in such a way that the clutch torque is set to a further creep torque to maintain a creep drive mode if the accelerator pedal and the brake of the vehicle are not actuated. Therefore, an existing creep drive mode of the vehicle is maintained at the same level, for example during parking, if the driver does not operate the brake and the accelerator pedal.
- the further creep torque may be set in all gear stages, i.e., not only in the starting gears, for example the first and second gears as well as the reverse gear, but rather in all gear stages or driving stages provided by a transmission coupled to the clutch.
- This further creep torque may then be reduced if, on the basis of a rotational speed differential at the clutch causing the further creep drive mode, it is determined that clutch slip exists and therefore the output torque provided by the engine is no longer sufficient to maintain the further travel. Maintaining the further creep torque would then only lead to heating of the clutch because of increasing friction power.
- FIG. 1 shows a diagram with a schematic illustration of the change in the clutch torque
- FIG. 2 shows a diagram with a schematic illustration of the change in the clutch torque in the event of the biting point adaptation if the biting point is too low;
- FIG. 3 shows a diagram similar to FIG. 2 and a biting point that is too high
- FIG. 4 shows a diagram with the curve of the clutch torque in the creep drive mode.
- FIG. 1 of the drawing shows a schematic illustration of the change in the clutch torque as a function of the strength of the actuation of the brake by the driver of the vehicle.
- the region identified with A shows curves when the driver of the vehicle brakes only lightly, while the region identified with B shows curves in the event of strong braking.
- clutch torque 3 is reduced with a higher gradient than is the case in the event of light braking, as shown in region A.
- the engine has reacted to the stronger braking during the creep drive mode with an increase in engine torque 4 , whereupon clutch torque 3 is reduced using increasing gradients.
- engine speed 1 is reduced, but clutch torque 3 has already been reduced significantly more strongly.
- Transmission input shaft speed 2 falls significantly, and the engine no longer has a high braking torque applied to it. Since the rotational speed drop of the engine comes to an end, the engine no longer reacts with an increase in engine torque 4 , and torque curve 4 drops further.
- the reverse case may also exist, in which the driver initially brakes more strongly and then reduces the braking force.
- the clutch torque is reduced with a higher gradient during the stronger braking action than during a lighter braking action.
- FIG. 2 shows curves for a biting point of the clutch that has been established too low by the controller.
- the region with a gray background shows that engine speed 1 falls greatly and the engine reacts with a significant increase in engine torque 4 and attempts to compensate for the drop.
- Clutch torque 3 has already been significantly reduced, the clutch slips, and engine torque 4 nonetheless rises.
- the biting point used by the controller of the clutch as the setpoint biting point is too low and is to be shifted in the direction of an open clutch.
- FIG. 3 shows curves in the event of a biting point of the clutch that has been established too high by the controller.
- the region with the gray background shows that engine speed 1 remains unchanged in the adaptation time, i.e., the clutch is already open too far.
- the controller of the clutch has therefore set a setpoint biting point that is too high.
- the new setpoint biting point of the clutch is therefore to be shifted in the direction of a closed clutch.
- FIG. 4 of the drawing shows a diagram with the curve of the clutch torque in the creep drive mode.
- the creep torque may be between 10 Nm and 15 Nm, depending on the vehicle, and is high enough that the vehicle moves at a low speed.
- the creep torque is set at the clutch if the first gear, the second gear, or the reverse gear is engaged, the brake is not actuated, and the accelerator pedal is also not actuated.
- the method provided according to the present invention thus differs from the method previously described having ramped buildup to the biting point in that a clutch torque which is a function of the strength of the actuation of the brake is built up in such a way that the creep torque is already set starting from a specific threshold value, i.e., the clutch is already somewhat closed starting from the threshold value. Therefore, according to the present invention, the signal indicating the strength of the actuation of the brake is filtered in order to take possible signal noise into consideration.
- Creep torque 5 is changed as a function of the operating parameter of brake pressure in the example shown in FIG. 4 , in such a way that it is built up even at a still existing filtered brake pressure 6 , which results from brake pressure 7 . Therefore, a significantly better ability to meter the creep torque is achieved than was the case in the previous ramped buildup of the creep torque, in which the creep torque was first built up when the brake light switch of the vehicle signaled release of the brake. Through the buildup of the creep torque as a function of the brake pressure, it is possible to approach the curb comfortably when the vehicle is on a slope.
- a gradient thereof may also be used as a parameter for the change in the clutch torque.
- the clutch torque may be increased rapidly if the brake pressure gradient is high and the driver initiates a gear change action, since it may be assumed therefrom that the driver wishes to use the engine drag torque for braking.
- the digital brake light switch signal is also still available for analysis. This may be transmitted to the control unit via the CAN (controller area network) bus of the vehicle. If there is a further redundant brake light switch signal, a plausibility check of the signal may be performed and a source of error may be concluded in such a way that if there is no brake light switch signal transmitted outside the CAN bus, for example, a line interruption may be concluded. In the event of an implausible CAN signal, a defective control unit may be concluded, while in the event of an implausible brake pressure signal, a defect of the brake pressure sensor may be concluded.
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