303b Flashcards

1
Q

The 3 V’s of energy transfer?

A

Volume
Velocity
Viscosity

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What is an impeller?

A

Impeller receives torque from the engine flywheel and delivers oil to the turbine

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3
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Advantages of fluid couplers?

A

No mechanical connection

Shock absorption

Gradual start up of load

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4
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Disadvantages of fluid couplers?

A

Efficiency is lost due to slippage.

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5
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What is vortex flow?

A

This occurs when the turbine is spinning at a lower rpm than the impeller. Accompanied by high heat, low output speed and high torque. Also called converter phase

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What is rotary flow?

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When the impeller and the turbine are spinning at the same speed, creating a coupling effect. Also known as coupling phase

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7
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What decides flow in a torque converter?

A

The transmissions resistance to flow

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8
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What is the purpose of a split guide ring?

A

Prevent turbulence within the unit while it is in operation

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9
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The impeller is sometimes called?

A

Pump

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10
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What’s the turbine?

A

Converts the kinetic energy in the fluid into mechanical energy. The mechanical energy is transmitted to the driveline

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11
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What’s the stator?

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Also called the reaction member, is designed to change the direction of the oil flow so that it assists in torque multiplication

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12
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What are the two types of stators?

A

Fixed

Freewheeling

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13
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What are lockup clutch’s?

A

The lockup clutch mechanically connects the turbine and the impeller giving a true 1:1

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14
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What are phases?

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Phases refer to the relationship between the impeller and turbine relative to energy transfer.

Converter, coupling, lockup

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15
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What are stages?

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Stage refers to the number of times the oil strikes the turbine before it returns to the impeller

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16
Q

Variable capacity torque converters

A

Multi impeller

Multi turbine

Variable pitch stator

17
Q

Multi impeller converters?

A

Both impellers locked together for high torque and one released and free wheels for light work

18
Q

Multi turbine?

A

Use two turbines that are connected together by an overrunning clutch

19
Q

Where does oil go directly after the torque converter?

A

Oil cooler

20
Q

What is the purpose of an outlet relief?

A

Keeps the converter full of oil

21
Q

Dry housing characteristics?

A

No pto, torque converter is sealed so no oil leaks into the housing

22
Q

Wet type converter?

A

Uses oil to line gear train in housing for a pto or scavenge pump.

23
Q

Scavenge methods?

A

Gravity drain

Scavenging pump

24
Q

Functions of a torque divider?

A

Provide automatic clutching

Multiply engine torque

Absorb power train shock loads

25
The prime mover in a torque divider is connected to what?
Sun gear
26
Output shaft in a torque divider is connected to what?
Planetary carrier
27
Converter mounting options?
Engine mount Remote mount
28
When are stall tests generally conducted?
Highest gear
29
What could be happening with a slipping 1 way clutch on a stator?
Low stall speed
30
What must you check after installing a torque divider/converter?
Crankshaft endplay