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    Presentation On Hooke's Joint & Differential

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    This document provides information on Hooke's joint and differentials. It discusses Hooke's joint, including its components, how it transmits power between non-parallel shafts, and its use in automobile drive shafts. It then covers characteristics of universal joints, purposes of drive shafts, and features of drive shafts. The document concludes by defining a differential, explaining its purpose in vehicles to allow different wheel speeds while supplying equal torque, and listing its main components.

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    This document provides information on Hooke's joint and differentials. It discusses Hooke's joint, including its components, how it transmits power between non-parallel shafts, and its use in automobile drive shafts. It then covers characteristics of universal joints, purposes of drive shafts, and features of drive shafts. The document concludes by defining a differential, explaining its purpose in vehicles to allow different wheel speeds while supplying equal torque, and listing its main components.

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    This document provides information on Hooke's joint and differentials. It discusses Hooke's joint, including its components, how it transmits power between non-parallel shafts, and its use in automobile drive shafts. It then covers characteristics of universal joints, purposes of drive shafts, and features of drive shafts. The document concludes by defining a differential, explaining its purpose in vehicles to allow different wheel speeds while supplying equal torque, and listing its main components.

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    Presentation On Hooke's Joint & Differential

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    This document provides information on Hooke's joint and differentials. It discusses Hooke's joint, including its components, how it transmits power between non-parallel shafts, and its use in automobile drive shafts. It then covers characteristics of universal joints, purposes of drive shafts, and features of drive shafts. The document concludes by defining a differential, explaining its purpose in vehicles to allow different wheel speeds while supplying equal torque, and listing its main components.

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    Hooke's joint
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    INTRODUCTION
    1. Two U-shaped yokes or forks which are
    integral with driving & driven shafts
    2. The cross, which is connecting link
    The arm of the cross are at right angles. The
    torque is transmitted from the driving shaft
    to the driven shaft through the cross.

    An universal joint or Hooke's joint is used to


    connect non parallel and intersecting shafts
    having small intersecting angle.
    It is mainly used to transmit power from gear
    box to rear axle in automobile vehicles.
    The motion is transmitted from one shaft to
    another by the centre piece.
    The driving shaft rotates at uniform angular
    speed but the driven shaft rotates at continuously
    varying angular speed.

    FEATURES OF HOOKE JOINT

    Practically maintenance free.


    Shield lubricated needle bearings .
    Provides precise positioning.
    Maintains low backlash.
    Operates continuously at high speeds.

    TYPES OF HOOKES JOINT


    1. Single Hooke joint.
    2. Double hook joint.

    SINGLE HOOKE JOINT

    DOUBLE HOOKE JOINT

    CHARACTERISTICS OF UNIVERSAL JOINT


    Speed variations :- While operating at an angle, Ujoints speed up and slow down twice per revolution
    Joint phasing :- The vibrations caused by one Ujoint are transmitted to the other one
    Cancelling angles :- The angle of the front U-joint is
    offset by the rear one. The correct angle must be
    maintained to minimize vibration

    PURPOSES OF DRIVE SHAFT


    Transmits power from the transmission to the
    differential.
    Allows the transmission and the rear axle
    assembly to be at different heights.
    Allows the rear axle to move up and down
    while maintaining a connection to the
    transmission.

    FEATURES OF DRIVE SHAFT


    Can be made of steel, aluminium, or
    composite material
    May have cardboard liner to reduce noise
    Has a yoke welded to each end
    Universal joints are used to connect to
    pinion flange yoke and sleeve yoke
    May have balance weights attached

    ADVANTAGES OF HOOKE'S JOINT

    High torque capacity


    Long bearing life
    High operating angle capability
    Heat treated alloy steel components
    Ideal loading across entire bearing length
    due to balanced deflection between yokes
    and cross
    High Shock and
    Overload Capacity
    Long Life

    DISADVANTAGES
    It can not be used for high speed
    applications.
    In case of single Hookes joint, even if the
    driving shaft is rotating at constant speed,
    the driven shaft rotates with acceleration.
    this generate, the inertia torque on the driven
    shaft.

    APPLICATIONS
    Coupling between the gear box and the
    differential of automobile.
    To transmit the drives to different spindles of
    multi spindles drilling machine.
    It is used to connect two non parallel and
    intersecting axis shafts, having small angle
    between two axis..

    DIFFERENTIALS

    What is a differential?
    Differential is a device capable of transmitting
    torque and rotation through three shafts, almost
    always used in one of two ways. In one of these,
    it receives one input and provides two outputs;
    this is found in most automobiles. In an
    automobile and other wheeled vehicles, the
    differential allows each of the driving wheels to
    rotate at different speeds, while supplying equal
    torque to each of them.

    Purpose of a differential
    The differential is found on all modern cars
    and trucks, and also in many all-wheel-drive
    vehicles. These all-wheel-drive vehicles
    need a differential between each set of
    drive wheels, and they need one between
    the front and the back wheels as well,
    because the front wheels travel a different
    distance through a turn than the rear
    wheels.

    Parts of a differential

    APPLICATIONS

    All most all multi wheel automobile runs by the help of


    differential.

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