Warm-up control for transmission hydrostatic unit

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Condition responsive control means responsive to – or...

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60394, 60464, F16H 5972

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049514660

ABSTRACT:
To inhibit potentially damaging cold startup of a hydrostatic unit in a vehicle transmission, a portion of the makeup fluid pump to the hydraulic pump and motor loop circuit of the hydrostatic unit is directed through a branch line including a viscosity insensitive, flow regulating fluidic element and a viscosity sensitive fluidic element. The latter element develops a fluidic signal varying as a function of fluid viscosity, which is utilized to control a valve to prevent over-pressurization of the loop circuit and to control a transmission controller to condition the transmission to neutral until the hydraulic fluid warms to a safe operating viscosity.

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