The Automotive Transmission Book
This book presents essential information on systems and interactions in automotive transmission technology and outlines the methodologies used to analyze and develop transmission concepts and designs. Functions of and interactions between components and s
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Powertrain Edited by Helmut List Scientific Advisory Board R. Bastien, C. Beidl, H. Eichlseder, H. Kohler, J. Li, R. Reitz
For decades, the series “The internal combustion engine” edited by Hans List was an indispensable reference work for engineers in practice and students at universities. With regard to the fast pace of technology, I decided to create a new series in 2002 and publish it under the title “Powertrain”. This title focuses on the role of today's internal combustion engines as components of propulsion systems. In the years 2013 and early 2014, a new series was discussed, and the decision made to publish it under the same title “Powertrain”, but with a new layout and a new Scientific Advisory Board. This series will again show the holistic context of the individual components of a powertrain. It is anticipated that 15 to 20 books will be published. In particular, the English language editions will be promoted next to the German editions. In this series, the classification was made according to the present areas of responsibility in the industry. This book series will focus especially on the state of knowledge in the various fields in the industry, starting from the basics and describing the necessary background information. In particular, the new elements of future propulsion systems and their mutual influence and system considerations will be addressed. In addition to the technical content, methods and processes for new developments and their boundary conditions are presented. The circumstances of different economies and their respective requirements will be set out in concepts. This book series provides both students at universities and colleges as well as practitioners in the industry with a guidebook from which they can acquire the accumulated experience of the authors’ knowledge. I thank the authors who have agreed to share their knowledge in these books and have invested their efforts in writing them. I also want to thank our publisher, Springer, for their cooperation. I am very grateful to the Scientific Advisory Board, which stood by me in both the division of the very broad subject area as well as in the selection of authors. The members of the board are: R. Bastien, Vice President Renault; C. Beidl, Professor, Technische Universität Darmstadt; H. Eichlseder, Professor, Graz University of Technology; H. Kohler, Vice President Daimler; J. Li, Vice President FAW; and R. D. Reitz, Professor, University of Wisconsin, Madison. For further volumes: http://www.springer.com/series/7569
Robert Fischer • Ferit Küçükay • Gunter Jürgens Rolf Najork • Burkhard Pollak
The Automotive Transmission Book With contributions by Gerhard Kokalj, Björn Wultsch, Christian Hörsken, Tobias Kassel, Artur Plötner
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Robert Fischer AVL List GmbH Graz, Austria
Rolf Najork Heraeus Holding GmbH Hanau, Germany
Ferit Küçükay Institute of Automotive Engineering Technical University Braunschweig Braunschweig, Germany
Burkhard Pollak pi3 GmbH Weinheim, Germany
Gunter Jürgens Inst. f. Maschinenelemente Technical Unive
