Tuesday, 19 June 2018

Transmission for Commercial Vehicles

The transmission is the component used to transfer power from one system to another with the use of gears or gear trains. The transmission helps in transferring power from the engine to the required parts( like wheels) in a controlled manner. Thus all the components lying between engine and wheels act as transmission. It includes clutch, gearbox, propeller shaft and differential.
The Transmission for the Commercial Vehicles depends upon the load carrying capacity and the size of the engine. Mainly the transmission systems are divided into three categories – manual, automatic and semi-automatic transmission system. It works like gearboxes but the difference arises in their application. The gearboxes can be used for stationary applications while it can be used agricultural, mining and industrial work too.

Now-a-days the auto manufacturers concentrate on automatic transmission instead of manual transmission. The main difference between the two is the degree of the drivers’ engagement. In manual transmission, the driver needs to engage and disengage gears while in automatic transmission everything works automatically. The main aim behind the introduction of the automatic transmission system is to decrease the involvement of the driver.
The main use of the Transmission in Commercial Vehicles is to transfer power efficiently.

Summary: - It is concluded that transmission system plays a vital role in the fuel economy of any vehicle and helps in transferring power from engine to the wheels in efficient and smooth way. So, the auto manufacturers are focusing to low the engagement of the driver in the working by the use of automatic transmission. 

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