What are the three types of transmission mechanisms?
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Transmission mechanisms are divided into mechanical transmission, fluid transmission, and electrical transmission. The specific introductions are as follows: Mechanical transmission: Transmission that utilizes mechanical methods to transfer power and motion. It is specifically divided into two types: one is friction transmission, which relies on the friction between mechanical components to transfer power, and the other is meshing transmission, which relies on the meshing of the driving component and the driven component or an intermediate component to transfer power or motion. Fluid transmission: Refers to a type of transmission that uses fluid as the working medium. Transmission that relies on the static pressure of liquid to transfer energy is called hydraulic transmission, transmission that relies on the hydrodynamic interaction between the impeller and the liquid to transfer energy is called hydrodynamic transmission, and transmission that uses the pressure of gas to transfer energy is called pneumatic transmission. Electrical transmission: Refers to the use of an electric motor to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy to drive various types of production machinery, transportation vehicles, and other applications requiring motion transmission, also known as electric drive.