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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES AND ABSTRACTS<br />
CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGH TORQUE DUAL<br />
CLUTCH TRANSMISSION<br />
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2013, 4:30 P.M.<br />
David R. Hadley<br />
Sales Manager<br />
TREMEC<br />
Dave has been with TREMEC since 1985<br />
and has held progressive positions in Sales,<br />
Sales Management, Marketing and Program<br />
Management serving the passenger car,<br />
light truck, commercial vehicle, off-highway,<br />
agricultural and military markets. His current<br />
position involves the commercialization<br />
activities for TREMEC’s new Dual Clutch<br />
Transmission (DCT) products. Before joining<br />
TREMEC, Dave held positions with Detroit<br />
Diesel, Deutz Engines, Clark Automotive<br />
Products and SKF in the areas of Sales,<br />
Distribution and Information Technology.<br />
Dave earned his college degree in finance<br />
and marketing at Lawrence Technological<br />
University. He has been involved with<br />
automobile racing and is the owner and<br />
restorer of vintage performance automobiles.<br />
ABSTRACT<br />
Automated drivetrains, global demand for<br />
manual transmissions continues to grow.<br />
For these markets improvements in torque<br />
capacity, NVH, fuel efficiency and mass<br />
reduction are continually pursued to meet<br />
the needs of the customer. TREMEC has<br />
developed a new family of DCT transmissions<br />
of which the 900Nm is the lead product. The<br />
product respects the installation constraints<br />
typical for RWD applications. It is a 7-speed<br />
transmission with ratios selected so that the<br />
vehicle performance and fuel efficiency targets<br />
are properly satisfied. This presentation will<br />
provide an overview of the demonstrator<br />
project, including: project scope, target<br />
applications, product specifications, primary<br />
technologies, and performance.<br />
NOTES<br />
<strong>SAE</strong> 2013 Transmission & Driveline Symposium 39