303b Flashcards

1
Q

The 3 V’s of energy transfer?

A

Volume
Velocity
Viscosity

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2
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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
Q

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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6
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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
Q

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?

A

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?

A

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
Q

The prime mover in a torque divider is connected to what?

A

Sun gear

26
Q

Output shaft in a torque divider is connected to what?

A

Planetary carrier

27
Q

Converter mounting options?

A

Engine mount

Remote mount

28
Q

When are stall tests generally conducted?

A

Highest gear

29
Q

What could be happening with a slipping 1 way clutch on a stator?

A

Low stall speed

30
Q

What must you check after installing a torque divider/converter?

A

Crankshaft endplay