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Title: Automotive Drivetrains


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Automotive Drivetrains
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Automotive Drivetrains
Purpose
  • Connect/disconnect engines power to the drive
    wheel(s)
  • allow for different speed ratios
  • provide for reverse
  • power control for safe turning
  • torque multiplication

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Automotive Drivetrains
Components
  • Transmission
  • Axle assembly
  • Transaxle (fwd)
  • Drive Shaft(s)
  • related components

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Engine torque
  • The turning effort of the crankshaft
  • measured in pounds per foot
  • maximum torque is produced within a narrow RPM
    range (torque curve)

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Engine Torque
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Horsepower
  • work performed at the rate at which it is being
    done
  • torque X RPM / 5252

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Engine Horsepower
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Gears
  • Used to apply torque to other rotating parts of
    the drivetrain
  • used to multiply torque in automobiles

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Gear Types
  • Spur gear (most basic)
  • Helical gear (helix form a curve)
  • Herringbone gear 1 gear w/2 helical gears
    w/teeth angles reversed
  • Bevel gear - cone w/top cutoff
  • hypoid gear - similar to above
  • planetary gear(set)

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Spur gear
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Helical Gear
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Straight Bevel Gearset
Gears must be perpendicular to each other
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Spiral Bevel vs. Hypoid
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Worm Gear
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Planetary Gear
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Gear Measurements
  • Backlash - the clearance between two meshed gears
  • measured with a dial indicator
  • end play - axial or end-to-end movement of a gear
  • also measured with a dial indicator

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Torque Multiplication
  • Torque is calculated by multiplying force X
    distance
  • OR
  • the center of the shaft
  • times (X)
  • the point where the force is exerted

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Gears Continued
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Automotive Drivetrains
Gears continued
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  • As torque is multiplied power remains unchanged

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Automotive Drivetrains
Gear Ratios
  • The mathematical relationship of one gear to
    another
  • expresses the amount of torque multiplication
    between two gears
  • ratio of teeth of DRIVEN gear / of teeth of
    drive gear
  • - OR -
  • ratio outside diameter of DRIVEN gear/ O.D. of
    drive gear

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Gear Ratio
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Gear Reduction
  • a reduction in the driven gears speed
  • an increase in the driven gears torque

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  • If the DRIVING gear in the previous example is
    producing 250 ft.-lb. of torque how much torque
    is the DRIVEN gear producing?
  • 4 X 250
  • 1000 ft.-lb. torque

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Automotive Drivetrains
  • Bearings
  • Used to attach a shaft to a common component AND
    allow for movement or rotation
  • friction reduction

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Automotive Drivetrains
Bearing Types
  • Bushing (simplest type) also called a plain type
    bearing
  • ball bearing - balls used for friction reduction
  • roller bearing
  • tapered roller

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Bushing (simplest type) also called a plain type
bearing
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Ball Bearing
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Roller Bearing
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Needle Roller Bearing
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Tapered Roller Bearing
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Bearing Usage
  • radial or journal bearing
  • thrust bearing

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Bearing Measurements
  • Bearing preload - the amount of torque- load on a
    bearing
  • measured with a torque wrench

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Automotive Drivetrains
The engine produces torque
Torque is transferred to the drive wheels through
a series of gears and shafts
How do we disconnect engine power from the drive
wheels?
  • CLUTCH
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