This project investigates how clutch operating system parameters impact the Concentric Slave Cylinder (CSC) stroke. By analyzing factors such as hydraulic pressure, pedal force, and fluid dynamics, the study aims to optimize system performance, enhance durability, and improve overall vehicle operation through advanced modeling and experimental validation.
The influence of clutch operating system parameters on the CSC stroke was effectively demonstrated using the innovative Skeleton Design technique. This groundbreaking approach revolutionized analysis by significantly enhancing precision, optimizing efficiency, and improving system performance evaluation, offering a streamlined methodology for addressing complex engineering challenges with greater accuracy and speed.
Geometrical elements such as curves, axis, points, planes, and surfaces are stored in the skeleton.
These are used either to:
The clutch system parameters significantly affect the CSC stroke, influencing clutch engagement and disengagement. Ratios amplify force and dimensional changes, requiring an optimal pedal ratio for balanced stroke and force. The hydraulic ratio is critical; short strokes risk incomplete disengagement, while excessive strokes may damage the diaphragm disc, ensuring reliability.
This was an internship that I did during March – May 2021 at Renault Group, being a student at the University of Pitesti, Faculty of Mechanics and Technology.
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