汽车专业英语

孙丽莎

目录

  • 1 课程介绍
    • 1.1 课程介绍
  • 2 课件
    • 2.1 课件
    • 2.2 复习题
  • 3 汽车类型
    • 3.1 汽车类型
    • 3.2 课堂测试:阅读理解
    • 3.3 课堂测试——听录音,补全段落
  • 4 汽车商标
    • 4.1 汽车商标
  • 5 汽车公司
    • 5.1 一汽简介
    • 5.2 福特公司简介
    • 5.3 大众公司简介
    • 5.4 丰田公司简介
    • 5.5 汽车公司复习
    • 5.6 吉利公司简介
    • 5.7 课堂测试2
    • 5.8 从德国大众汽车文化看工匠精神
  • 6 汽车构造
    • 6.1 汽车总体构造
    • 6.2 课堂测试——听录音补全段落
  • 7 汽车构造2
    • 7.1 汽车构造1-2
    • 7.2 汽车构造3-4
  • 8 发动机
    • 8.1 发动机类型
    • 8.2 发动机构成1
    • 8.3 发动机构成2
    • 8.4 发动机工作原理
  • 9 发动机复习
    • 9.1 发动机复习
    • 9.2 课堂测试1
  • 10 两大机构
    • 10.1 曲柄连杆机构
    • 10.2 配气机构
    • 10.3 模拟气门检修实训
  • 11 润滑系统
    • 11.1 发动机润滑系统
  • 12 冷却系统
    • 12.1 发动机冷却系统
    • 12.2 课堂测试
  • 13 燃油供给系统
    • 13.1 发动机燃油供给系统
    • 13.2 课堂测试
  • 14 点火系
    • 14.1 发动机传统点火系1
    • 14.2 发动机电子点火系2
    • 14.3 课堂测试
  • 15 起动系
    • 15.1 发动机起动系
    • 15.2 课堂测试
  • 16 五大系统复习
    • 16.1 五大系统复习
    • 16.2 课堂测试2
  • 17 发动机2
    • 17.1 发动机基础1-2
    • 17.2 发动机基础3-4
    • 17.3 两机构五系统1-2
    • 17.4 两机构五系统3-4
    • 17.5 机体组1-2
    • 17.6 机体组3-4
  • 18 传动系
    • 18.1 传动系(1)
    • 18.2 传动系(2)
    • 18.3 传动系(3)
    • 18.4 课堂测试
  • 19 制动系
    • 19.1 制动系
  • 20 传动系+制动系复习
    • 20.1 传动系复习
    • 20.2 制动系复习
  • 21 底盘
    • 21.1 底盘构造
    • 21.2 传动系1-2
    • 21.3 传动系3-4
    • 21.4 行驶系1-2
    • 21.5 行驶系3-4
    • 21.6 转向系1-2
    • 21.7 转向系3-4
    • 21.8 制动系1-2
    • 21.9 制动系3-4
  • 22 车身
    • 22.1 车身1-2
    • 22.2 车身3-4
  • 23 电气系统
    • 23.1 电气系统1-2
    • 23.2 电气系统3-4
  • 24 新能源汽车
    • 24.1 新能源汽车1-2
    • 24.2 新能源汽车3-4
  • 25 汽车维护
    • 25.1 汽车维护1-2
    • 25.2 汽车维护3-4
  • 26 汽车商务接待
    • 26.1 汽车商务接待1-2
    • 26.2 汽车商务接待3-4
  • 27 番外篇
    • 27.1 疫情相关英语(一)
    • 27.2 疫情相关英语(二)
    • 27.3 疫情相关英语(三)
    • 27.4 课堂测试
  • 28 自我介绍
    • 28.1 老师与同学自我介绍
  • 29 复习+考试
    • 29.1 期中复习+考试
      • 29.1.1 期中复习
      • 29.1.2 期中考试
      • 29.1.3 期中考试讲解
      • 29.1.4 课堂测试
    • 29.2 期末复习+考试
      • 29.2.1 期末复习题
      • 29.2.2 期末复习题答案
      • 29.2.3 期末考试
  • 30 特斯拉汽车专业英语
    • 30.1 模拟测试
    • 30.2 模拟测试(刷题用)
    • 30.3 课件
  • 31 21汽检G班期末复习
    • 31.1 期末复习
传动系3-4

【Listening】



【Vocabulary & Phrases】

converter变矩器

torque converter 液力变矩器

impeller 叶轮

pump泵轮

turbine涡轮

stator定子

guide wheel导轮


Planetary gears行星齿轮机构

sun gear太阳轮

planet gear行星轮

ring gear齿圈


axle车轴、车桥

front axle前桥

rear axle后桥

pinion gear行星齿轮

beveled pinion gear斜行星齿轮


drive shaft驱动轴

propeller shaft传动轴

universal jointsU-joints)万向节

transfer case分动器

【Reading】

Power Train System

3.TorqueConverter

The key to the modern automatic transmission is thetorque converter. It takes the place of a clutch in a manual transmission tosend the power from the engine to the transmission input shaft. The torque converteroffers the advantage of multiplying the turning power provided by the engine.

It has three parts that help multiply the power: animpellerorpumpconnectedto the enginescrankshaft, a turbine to turn the turbine shaft which is connected to thegears, and a statoror guide wheelbetween the two.

The torque converter is filled with transmissionfluid that is moved by impeller blades. When the impeller spins above a certainspeed, the turbine spins, driven by the impeller.

4.Planetary Gearing

   Planetary gearsprovide for the different gear ratios needed to move a vehicle in the desireddirection at the correct speed. A planetary gear set consists of a sun gear,planet gears, and a internal ring.

In the center ofthe planetary gear set is the sun gear. Planet gears surround the sun gear,just like the earth and other planets in our solar system. These gears aremounted and supported by the planet carrier and each gear spins on its ownseparate shaft. The planet gears are in constant mesh with the sun and ringgears. The ring gear is the outer gear of the gear set. Its has internal teethand surrounds the rest of the gear set .Its gear teeth are in constant meshwith the planet gears. The number of planet gears used in a planetary gear setvaries according to the loads the transmission is designed to face. For heavyloads ,the number of planet gears is increased to spread the work load overmore gear teeth.

The planetary gear set can provide a gear reductionor overdrive, direct drive or reverse, or a neutral position. Because the gearsin constant mesh, gear changes are made without engaging or disengaging gears,as is required in a manual transmission. Rather, clutches and bands are used toeither hold or release different members of the gear set to get the properdirection of rotation and/or gear ratio.

5.Differential

On FWD cars, the differential unit is normally partof the transaxle assembly. On RWD cars, it is part of the rear axle assembly. Locatedinside the differential case are the differential pinion shafts and gears andthe differential side gears. See Fig.5-8 The differential assembly revolveswith the ring gear. Axle side gears are splined to the rear axle or front axledrive shafts.

When an automobile is moving straight ahead, bothwheels are free to rotate. Engine power is applied to the pinion gear, whichrotates the ring gear. Beveled pinion gears are carried around by the ring gearand rotate as one unit. Each axle receives the same power, so each wheel turnsat the same speed.

When the car turns a sharp corner, only one wheelrotates freely. Torque still comes in on the pinion gear and rotates the ringgear, carrying the beveled pinions around with it. However, one axle is held stationaryand the beveled pinions are forced to rotate on their own axis and "walkaround" their gear. The other side is forced to rotate because it issubjected to the turning force of the ring gear, which is transmitted throughthe pinions.

6.Drive shaft

A drive shaft and universal jointsU-jointsconnect the transmission to the rear drive axle on most rear-wheel-drivevehicles. Many four-wheel-drive vehicles also use drive shafts and universaljoints, with one drive shaft between the transfer case and rear drive axle anda second drive shaft between the transfer case and the front drive axle. Thedrive shaft is sometimes called a propeller shaft.

The drive shaft and U-joints provide a means oftransferring engine torque to drive axles. The universal joints allow the driveshaft to move up and down, to allow for suspension travel. Some drive shaftalso have a slip joints that allows the drive shaft to make minor lengthchanges as the vehicle suspension height changes.






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