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BY :KARTIK PALIWAL & VINAY KANT SAHU NIT,BHOPAL

BASICS OF TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

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Page 1: BASICS OF TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

BY :KARTIK PALIWAL

&

VINAY KANT SAHU

NIT,BHOPAL

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TRANSMISSION SYSTEM

The transmission is a device that is connected

to the back of the engine and sends the power

from the engine to the drive wheels.

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WHY TRANSMISSION NEEDED ?

1 TRANSMITTING POWER FROM

ENGINE TO THE WHEELS

2 TO MATCH THE LOAD REQUIREMENT

3 PROVIDING MECHANICAL

ADVANTAGE

4 A TRANSMISSION WORKS BY

ALLOWING THE ENGINE TO OPERATE

IN IT'S NARROW RANGE OF SPEEDS

WHILE OUTPUTTING A BROAD RANGE

OF SPEEDS.

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1 SPACE 8 feasibility

2 POWER REQUIRED

3 POWER SOURCE

4 RANGE OF SPEED

5 WEIGHT

6 ECONOMIC

7 LINKS

A GEAR

B CHAIN

C SHAFT

CONSTRAINTS WE KEEP IN MIND WHILE

DESIGNING TRANSMISSION

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VARIOUS EXAMPLE OF TRANSMISSION

SYSTEM

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DESIGNING

TRANSMISSION FOR

cycle

DESIGNING

TRANSMISSION FOR

bike

DESIGNING

TRANSMISSION FOR car

1 POWER REQUIRED

less Moderate 6-60 BHP Car 80-1000BHP

2 power source

manual driven Ic engine 100-500CC Ic engine 800-6000CC

3 weight

very less less 100- 200KG High 1000-6000kg

4 range of speed

low High High

5 links

chain ,sprocket Chain sprocket Gear train , cardan shaft

6 economic

less costly Moderate High cost

7 SPACE

LESS Less high

8 feasibility

chain sprocket Chain sprocket Gear train + drive shaft

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2 WHEEL

DRIVE

Two types

1 REAR

WHEEL DRIVE

2 FRONT

WHEEL DRIVE

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2 WHEEL DRIVE 4 WHEEL DRIVE

Advantages

1 less of a power loss

2 The production costs are

lower.

3The engine sitting over

the driving wheels gives

better traction.

4 simple construction

Disadvantage

vehicle is accelerated the

weight of the car shifts to

the rear and the front

wheels tend to scrabble for

grip.

Eg swift,maruti 800,indica

1 Improved traction

and handling

2 Able to transmit

torque to all

four wheel

3 Higher initial cost

and weight

Requires special

service and

maintenance

Eg DUSTER, trucks

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COMPONENT OF TRANSMISSSION

SYSTEM

• CLUTCH

• GEAR BOX/TRANSMISSION

• CARDAN SHAFT

• DIFFERENTIAL

• WHEELS/TYRES

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CLUTCH

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CLUTCH SYSTEM

CLUTCH IS THE CRUCIAL LINK BETWEEN THE

POWER PLANT (ENGINE) AND THE DRIVELINE

THE PURPOSE OF THE CLUTCH

• LINK OR DE-LINK(ENGAGE OR DIS-ENGAGE)

THE ENGINE FROM THE DRIVELINE, AS DESIRED

BY THE DRIVER

COMPONENTS OF CLUTCH

•CLUTCH ACTUATION MECHANISM

LINK TYPE

CABLE TYPE

HYDRAULIC TYPE

•CLUTCH PRESSURE PLATE

•CLUTCH DRIVEN PLATE

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How does a clutch work

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqF-

aBtTBnY&index=13&list=UUjDn0r-Jxfmh-

HR4id885yw

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GEAR RATIO

•It is also known as its speed ratio, is the

ratio of the angular velocity of the input

gear to the angular velocity of the output

gear.

• The gear ratio can be calculated directly

from the numbers of teeth on the gears in

the gear train.

•This shows that a simple gear train with

two gears has the gear ratio R given by

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•A gearbox is a mechanical

device utilized to increase

the output torque or change

the speed (RPM) of a motor.

•The motor's shaft is

attached to one end of the

gearbox and through the

internal configuration of

gears of a gearbox, provides

a given output torque and

speed determined by the

gear ratio.

GEAR BOX

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HOW DOES A MANUAL

TRANSMISSION WORKS ??

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K53c

PGRE1Kk

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H pattern

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TYPE OF GEAR SHIFTING

1 H PATTERN

EG CARS

2 SEQUENTIAL GEAR SHIFTING

EG BIKE

3 AMT GEAR SHIFTING

EG CELEREO

4 CVT

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SEQUENTIAL GEAR SHIFTING

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CALCULATION

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Calculating final drive ratio ( If)

Let vmax. = maximum vehicle speed ( km/hr) at highest gear

ratio

Let highest gear ratio be 1:1 for the sake of convenience

( Nw)max . = max. rpm of wheel

(Ne )pmax. = rpm of engine at max. power

Vmax. = 2π * Rw * (Nw)max.*60 /1000

= 0.377 Rw * (Nw)max.

(Nw )max. = Vmax. / 0.377 Rw

As (Nw)max. will occur at (Ne)pmax ,

(Nw)max. = (Ne)pmax / ig*if

If = 7.4646 : 1 (Final drive ratio )

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EQUATION OF MOTION FOR VEHICLE

1 ROLLING RESISTANCE

rolling resistance, sometimes called rolling friction or rolling

drag, is the force resisting the motion when a body (such as

a ball, tire, or wheel ) rolls on a surface

2 AERODYNAMIC DRAG

3 GRADING RESISTANCE

The force, due to gravity, that resists the movement of a vehicle

up a slope.

4 ACCELERATION RESISTANCE

Force experienced during acceleration due to inertial forces

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1. Rolling resistance R.R. (min.) = CR*mg

= 0.037*2943 = 108.9 N

R.R. ( max.) = 0.06*2943 = 176.58 N

2. Force on slope Fs = mg * sinɵ

= 2943 * sin (22.50)

= 1126.23 N

3. Force for acceleration

Force = mass * velocity max. / time

Fa = 300 * 16 / 8

= 600 N

Total tractive effort = R.R. + Fs + Fa

= 176.58 + 1126.23 + 600

= 1902.8 N

Total wheel torque = total tractive effort *wheel radius

=627.92 Nm

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BAJA VEHICLE SPECIFICATION

DETERMINING THE BOTTOM GEAR RATIO

Bottom gear ratio

Ig = Tw/Tmax*if*nt

where

Tw = wheel torque

Tmax = maximum torque from

engine

Nt = transmission efficiency

Ig= 4.922:1

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PROPELLER

SHAFT

• propeller shaft is a mechanical component for

transmitting torque and rotation, usually used to

connect other components of a drive train that

cannot be connected directly because of distance or

the need to allow for relative movement between

them

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DIFFERENTIAL

• The differential is designed

to drive a pair of wheels

while allowing them to rotate

at different speeds.

•When cornering, the inner

wheel needs to travel a

shorter distance than the

outer wheel, so with no

differential, the result is the

inner wheel spinning and/or

the outer wheel dragging,

and this results in difficult

and unpredictable handling,

damage to tires and roads,

and strain on (or possible

failure of) the

entire drivetrain.

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HOW DIFFERENTIAL WORKS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYAw

79386WI

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NEW TECHNOLOGIES

1 c v t

2 TORQUE CONVERTER

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CVT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DldU

aOWnKQM

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TORQUE CONVERTER

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5G2

zQ_3xTc&list=UUjDn0r-Jxfmh-HR4id885yw

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THANK YOU