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1990 | Book

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Transmission, Chassis and Related Systems

Author: John Whipp

Editor: Roy Brooks

Publisher: Macmillan Education UK

Included in: Professional Book Archive

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Table of Contents

Frontmatter
Chapter 1. Clutches
John Whipp, Roy Brooks
Chapter 2. Manual Gearboxes
Abstract
In a vehicle transmission the gearbox is located between the clutch and final drive gears. Its actual location on the vehicle, however, depends on the layout of the main components. Make simple line diagrams to show the layout for types indicated on this page.
John Whipp, Roy Brooks
Chapter 3. Automatic Transmission Systems
John Whipp, Roy Brooks
Chapter 4. Drive Line
Abstract
Identify the drive line arrangements on this page. Name the major parts and give a brief description of each.
John Whipp, Roy Brooks
Chapter 5. Final Drive and Differentials
Abstract
The final-drive and differential (normally attached to the larger of the two gears of the final drive) may be located in different positions on the vehicle, according to ‘chassis’ design.
John Whipp, Roy Brooks
Chapter 6. Suspension
John Whipp, Roy Brooks
Chapter 7. Steering
John Whipp, Roy Brooks
Chapter 8. Tyres and Wheels
Abstract
The modern tyre has evolved over the past 100 years from the simple pneumatic cycle tyre to the sophisticated tread and cord structures of today.
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Chapter 9. Braking
John Whipp, Roy Brooks
Chapter 10. Bodywork
Abstract
The intended use of a vehicle and cost constraints are two main factors affecting the design of a vehicle body.
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Chapter 11. Electrical and Electronic Systems
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Chapter 12. Lighting Systems
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Chapter 13. Auxiliary Electrical Systems
John Whipp, Roy Brooks
Chapter 14. Related Studies
Abstract
The ‘Electron Theory’ gives a basis by which the flow of electricity can be visualised and understood. Enlarge upon the following points in the Electron Theory:
1.
Electricity in a conductor is in the form of electrons.
 
2.
The flow of electric current is a movement of electrons.
 
3.
The electrons may be forced to move by suitably applied magnetism or chemical pressure.
 
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Chapter 15. Industrial Studies
Abstract
The vehicle retail and repair industry is an essential part of the life of the UK. Like other major industries, it provides a contribution to the wealth of the nation or the ‘national economy’. That contribution to the national economy is substantial and is made in a variety of ways.
John Whipp, Roy Brooks
Metadata
Title
Transmission, Chassis and Related Systems
Author
John Whipp
Editor
Roy Brooks
Copyright Year
1990
Publisher
Macmillan Education UK
Electronic ISBN
978-1-349-12119-9
Print ISBN
978-0-333-54297-2
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-12119-9