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    The document discusses clutches and brakes used in mechanical systems. It describes clutches as mechanical devices that transmit power from a driving shaft to a driven shaft. The document outlines different types of clutches including mechanical, positive contact, friction, centrifugal, pneumatic, hydraulic, and electromagnetic clutches. Brakes are described as devices that inhibit or stop motion. Various types of brakes are listed including mechanical, block, band, internal expanding shoe, and disk brakes. The document also provides explanations of how automobile clutches and disk brakes specifically work to regulate the transmission of power between the engine and transmission.

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    Clutch

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    Aryo Wicaksono
    The document discusses clutches and brakes used in mechanical systems. It describes clutches as mechanical devices that transmit power from a driving shaft to a driven shaft. The document outlines different types of clutches including mechanical, positive contact, friction, centrifugal, pneumatic, hydraulic, and electromagnetic clutches. Brakes are described as devices that inhibit or stop motion. Various types of brakes are listed including mechanical, block, band, internal expanding shoe, and disk brakes. The document also provides explanations of how automobile clutches and disk brakes specifically work to regulate the transmission of power between the engine and transmission.

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    Tugas Elemen Mesin 2 Clutches and Brakes

    Wicaksono 13110040

    Aryo

    Clutch
    A clutch is a mechanical device which provides for the transmission of power from
    driving shaft to the driven shaft.
    Type of Clutches

    Clutch
    es

    Mechanic
    al

    Positive
    Contact

    Impac
    t
    Driver

    Jaw
    Clutches

    Toothe
    d
    Clutch
    es

    Frictio
    n

    Drilling
    Machines

    Disk

    Cone

    Ca
    r

    Boa
    t

    Mope
    Centrifu
    d
    gal

    Pneuma
    tic

    Hydraul
    ic

    Cran
    e

    Haul
    Truck

    Electromagn
    etic

    Auto
    All
    Wheel
    Drive
    Car

    Tugas Elemen Mesin 2 Clutches and Brakes


    Wicaksono 13110040

    Aryo

    Brake
    A brake is a mechanical device which inhibits motion, slowing or stopping a moving
    object or preventing its motion.
    Type of Brakes

    Brake

    Mechanica
    l

    Block
    Brake

    Band
    Brake

    Internal
    Expanding
    Shoe
    Brake

    Train

    Crane

    Car

    Disk Brake

    Bike

    Tugas Elemen Mesin 2 Clutches and Brakes


    Wicaksono 13110040

    Aryo

    How Automobile Clutch Work

    A flywheel connects to the engine, and a clutch


    plate connects to the transmission. When the
    clutch pedal is release, the springs push the
    pressure plate against clutch plate and presses
    against flywheel. This cause the engine and
    transmission shaft rotate at the same speed.
    When the clutch pedal is pressed, cable or
    hydraulic piston pushes the release fork, which
    presses the throw-out bearing against the
    diaphragm spring causes the pressure plate
    away from the clutch plate. This cause the
    transmission shaft releases from the engine.

    Tugas Elemen Mesin 2 Clutches and Brakes


    Wicaksono 13110040

    Aryo

    How Automobile Brakes Work

    We took an example of a disc brake system because


    nowadays, many cars using this system. When we
    pressed the brake pedal, fluids in brake system push
    the piston forward and brake pads push the rotor and
    reduce rotor speed. When the pedal release, piston go
    backward and brake pads release from rotor.

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