Screw-driven transport vehicle drive system

Abstract

The drivetrain system on a screw-driven transport vehicle functions to channel and regulate power from the engine into motion on the wheels, so the vehicle can move forward, backward, and accelerate according to the driver's needs. In general, the drivetrain receives rotational energy from the engine, then converts the amount of torque and rotational speed, and distributes it to the drive wheels / screws efficiently and safely. In addition, this system allows the vehicle to adapt to various road conditions and loads, for example when climbing, carrying loads, or maneuvering. The main components of the drivetrain include the clutch or torque converter, transmission, drive shaft, chain-sprocket, and wheel axle, which work together to ensure the engine's power is optimally utilized.

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