What is a Transmission Device?
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Transmission device is the intermediate equipment that transfers the power from the power unit to the working mechanism. The transmission device consists of a clutch, gearbox, universal transmission device, main reducer, differential, and axle shafts. The drive fork rotates another drive fork through the cross shaft while swinging in any direction around the center of the cross shaft. During rotation, the needles in the needle bearings can rotate freely. The input power connects to the driving shaft, and through the differential, the axle shafts output power. It operates under conditions where there is an angle between the input and output shafts, resulting in unequal angular velocities of the two shafts. This causes torsional vibration in the output shaft and transmission components. The design ensures that motion is transmitted at equal instantaneous angular velocities at the specified angle.