Operation Control
Operation Control
Operation Control
CONTROL DEVICE
Support ring
Flywheel
Membrane spring
Release bearing
Pressure plate
Yoke
Driven disc
II. MAIN CLUTCH CONTROL SYSTEM
Common clutch faults
Observation hole
II. MAIN CLUTCH CONTROL SYSTEM
Main clutch control system: hydraulic control and pneumatic power-assisted structure are adopted.
Main functions: by controlling the clutch, the engine power can be cut off and transmitted to create
conditions for gear shifting of the transmission; reduce the labor intensity of the operator.
II. MAIN CLUTCH CONTROL SYSTEM
Overview of control system
CLUTCH BRAKE
CYLINDER
Fuel outlet
(connecting the Valve Y-ring Push rod
oil pipe) (connecting the
pedal)
The clutch control system adopts the hydraulic control and air-boost structure; when the
clutch pedal is depressed, the master cylinder pushes brake fluid to enter the hydraulic
control chamber of the assistant cylinder; brake fluid is acted on the piston under operating
pressure, while controlling the intake valve of the air chamber of the assistant cylinder under
control pressure.
II. MAIN CLUTCH CONTROL SYSTEM
Clutch engaging and release
When compressed air enters the air chamber of the assistant cylinder, air assistance is generated, which
pushes the piston to make the push rod of the assistant cylinder move forwards; under the lever action, the
separation rocker arm and the clutch release fork push the clutch release bearing backward; the clutch
release bearing drives the diaphragm spring of the clutch pressure plate move rightwards via deformation;
and pressure plate pressing force between friction plates and the flywheel is lost, which achieves separation.
The pedal is released, the clutch master cylinder returns, oil pressure disappears, and the clutch pressure
plate, the clutch release bearing, the clutch release fork, and the push rod of the clutch booster return under
the action of the diaphragm spring.
The power is outputting if the clutch pedal is not The power is cut-out if the clutch pedal is
depressed depressed
II. MAIN CLUTCH CONTROL SYSTEM
Working principle of control system
1. Cylinder
2. Push rod
3. Reaction valve
4. Air bleeding channel
5. Control valve
6. Air chamber
7. Piston
8. Indicator valve
9. Washer
10. Oil can
11. Upper limit screw
12. Piston rod
13. Piston
14. Lower limit screw
15. Rocker arm
16. Release shaft
A. Clutch master cylinder
B. Clutch slave cylinder
Connecting the
compressed air
II. MAIN CLUTCH CONTROL SYSTEM
Working principle of control system - clutch release
II. MAIN CLUTCH CONTROL SYSTEM
Working principle of control system - balanced state
II. MAIN CLUTCH CONTROL SYSTEM
Working principle of control system - clutch engaging
II. MAIN CLUTCH CONTROL SYSTEM
Control system commissioning
When filling the brake fluid for the first time, unscrew
the bleeder plug and tighten it immediately after the
brake fluid flows out of the hole; Then depress the
clutch pedal several times continuously (after the pedal
has a heavy feeling), depress the clutch pedal, release
the bleeder plug again, and the brake fluid ejects in a
column. After a few seconds, tighten the bleeder plug
again, and finally, release the clutch pedal. (This
process should be repeated at least twice).
Input Output
shaft shaft
Idler
Intermediate
Shaft
Selector rocker arm: the 10-gear transmission is different from the 8-gear and 7-gear (2 types)
Shift controller: the tilt cab is different from the fixed cab (2 types)
Shift knob ball:
8-Gear: the tilt cab is different from the fixed cab (2 types)
10-Gear: at present, it only realizes the installation of tilt cab (1 type)
7th gear: At present, it is only arranged according to the fixed cab (1 type)
Flexible shaft: the tilt cab is longer, the fixed cab is short, and the lengths of gears 8 and 7 are also different
III. SHIFT CONTROL SYSTEM
Front
Empt
y
8-Gear handle (Weichai)
When in neutral, the front and rear
Adjusting nut telescopic strokes are symmetrical
10-gear
transmis
sion
8-gear transmission
7-gear
transmis
sion
The
deflection
shall not
be
greater
than 3
degrees
The
flexible
shaft
length
adjusting
nut can
make all
gears
shift
smoothly.
IV. DRIVE SHAFT
The power output from the transmission is transmitted to the drive
axle, and the propeller shaft layout is as follows:
IV. DRIVE SHAFT
Daily maintenance