US Army Ground Combat Systems adopts Sandia tool for choosing future warfighting vehicles...>> Assegai ...>> iRobot Wins $7.2 M Tender from Brazil to Provide Defense & Security Robots...>> DARPA Seeks Technology to Radically Improve Dismounted Squad Situational Awareness, Communication Effectiveness...>> Navistar Defense Showcases Best In Light Tactical Vehicles At SOFIC...>>
Army Guide
Home: :Products: :Companies: :Countries: :Contact
Russian
Nickname:
Register
Password:
Remind
 
Home
About project
AGM magazine

products
companies
countries
quantities
museum
contracts

Defence Industry
Army
Future Technologies
Contracts
Training And Simulators
Robots
Exhibitions
Term of the day

Feedback and Forum
Contact

free
paid

To Webmasters
RSS Feeds

 
Designation:

ProPulse

Info
Manufactured by: Oshkosh Truck Corporation  
Type: Transmission & Drives  
Name: Transmission  
 
 

Oshkosh is a leader in the development of next-generation hybrid propulsion systems in tactical defense trucks. ProPulse is an unmatched hybrid electric drive system that provides dramatic benefit for military fleet performance:

  • Improves fuel economy by up to 40 percent over conventional power trains in harsh terrain.

  • Smaller logistics footprint. Since the system uses no batteries, they never need to be replaced. Rather, ultracapacitors are used for energy storage, and the amount of fuel needed to supply ProPulse-equipped trucks is less.

  • On-board generator. The system acts as an on-board generator, providing enough electricity to power a city block, airfield, hospital or command center.

  • Reduced heat signature. The truck can sit silently, draw on the ProPulse system to power equipment, and yet generate no heat signature since the engine doesn't need to be running.

  • Advanced safety technology. Unlike some other systems, users can discharge all stored energy from the truck, so maintenance personnel can work in complete safety.

The ProPulse system uses a unique, modular series-hybrid arrangement to simplify the transmission of power to the wheels. The diesel engine powers an electric generator, which provides direct power to the wheels, eliminating the torque converter, automatic transmission, transfer case and drive shafts. The system has no batteries, using ultracapacitors for energy storage instead. A regenerative braking function stores engine energy and then uses it to assist in the next braking operation, reducing wear and tear on the brake system.

This leading-edge technology is the first significant step toward the development of an entirely new generation of highly mobile and incredibly efficient defense trucks. Our focus is on enhancing performance characteristics while reducing the logistics footprint and making trucks environmentally friendly.


Included in:
Product
Amount
HEMTT (Truck)
1



ProPulse
 
 
Related Articles

United Arab Emirates Orders MRAP All-Terrain Vehicles from Oshkosh Corporation(19.07.2012)

The Oshkosh Defense JLTV Solution Delivers Next-Generation Performance and Crew Protection(28.03.2012)

Oshkosh Defense, U.S. Military Complete 3,500 M-ATV Underbody Kit Installations In-Theater in Seven Months(22.02.2012)

Future of Military Vehicle Capabilities from Oshkosh Defense on Display at Modern Day Marine(27.09.2011)

Oshkosh Defense Unveils Next-Generation Light Combat Vehicle(14.09.2011)

Oshkosh Defense to Deliver Additional M-ATV Protection Kits(12.02.2011)

U.S. Military Orders First M-ATV Ambulances From Oshkosh Defense(07.12.2010)

Oskosh Corporation Puts Concept Vehicle to the Test in the 43rd Annual Tecate SCORE Baja 1000(19.11.2010)

Oshkosh Defense Showcases Light Military Vehicle Technologies to Address the Evolution of the Modern Battlefield(25.10.2010)

Oshkosh Defense Displays New Tactical Wheeled Vehicles and Technologies at U.S. Army Annual Meeting(22.10.2010)

Oshkosh Defense to Deliver More Than 2,000 Additional FMTV Trucks and Trailers to the U.S. Army(13.09.2010)

U.S. Marine Corps Selects Oshkosh Defense to Advance Exportable Power Capabilities(22.07.2010)

Oshkosh Defense to Showcase Advanced Military Vehicle Technologies at NDIA GVSETS(20.08.2009)

Oshkosh Defense Submits Proposal for FMTV Program(28.05.2009)

Northrop Grumman and Oshkosh Truck Corporation Join Forces to Pursue Joint Light Tactical Vehicle Program(10.01.2008)

 
 
Actions...
 
Printable Version
 
Printable Version  
rss
 
favorite
 
 



Latest Forum Posts
Die Bezeichnung des Tages...
Posts - 61
Kenner (15:10 15.04.2013)
中文 - méi tiān xu...
Posts - 49
大面 (10:26 29.03.2013)
Le terme du jour...
Posts - 53
cognitio (10:12 22.03.2013)
Termin dnia...
Posts - 47
pułkownik (10:40 05.03.2013)
Termo do dia...
Posts - 55
arco-íris (17:03 22.02.2013)
Forums List


Last Article Posts
Navistar Defense Begins Producing MaxxPro Dash; To Reach Full Production by Mid-October... (06.09.2012)
Posts - 1
BAE Systems Introduces New Gun Shield to Ease Transport of Vehicles... (09.03.2012)
Posts - 1
Ukrainian Army to Purchase New Oplot MBTs... (03.08.2011)
Posts - 2
Main Battle Tank... (20.07.2011)
Posts - 14
New MBT122B Evolution with Unprecedented Protection... (23.12.2010)
Posts - 2


Most Popular Articles
Main Battle Tank... (21.07.2006)
Visits - 111082
Principles of Design of the Fighting Vehicle Crew Training Aids... (11.01.2005)
Visits - 50104
Ukrainian Army to Purchase New Oplot MBTs... (07.10.2008)
Visits - 38044
Patria Received an Order for Patria Nemo Concept Study from the Finnish Navy... (14.06.2007)
Visits - 27685
New MBT122B Evolution with Unprecedented Protection... (21.12.2010)
Visits - 20690
All Articles


Home | Articles | Products | Companies | Countries | Quantities | Denial of Guarantees and Rights | Contact | Russian

© ATEN, 2002-2008