Propulsion
In art, the structural unit is designated drive that moves by means of energy conversion machinery. Frequently this is a motor with a possibly necessary gear. There are rotary actuators and linear actuators. Regarded as the primary drive are also non- mechanical objects such as draft animals, wind, flowing or falling water as well as manually operated by humans.
When output is the part that serves as a benefit of the drive unit. Often, a clutch disengages the drive and driven side. Looking at the machine on the output side of a plant, one also speaks of the work machine, while the driving side is called combustion engine.
The devices for driving a device often use several different active principles whose supports are coupled. As the combustion energy is used in a diesel engine, which is designed according to the principle of the reciprocating engine and the crank mechanism and the rotary motion to the wheels of a truck. The truck is now correctly identified both as " combustion powered vehicle " as well as " vehicle with wheel drive ."
Name of the drive types
After the primary power source
- Drive with muscle power Foot drive ( treadmill ( pedal ) scooters, pedal )
- Hand drive ( hand crank, hand wheel, wheel and axle, etc.)
- Drive by animals ( Goepel, wheel and axle )
See also alternative drive technology
After the transposition principle
- Motor drive
- Hydraulic drive
- Pneumatic drive
- Rocket propulsion
- Turbine drive
- Sail Drive
- Pulleys, drive belts, friction-wheel drive
After the construction part at the end of the reaction chain
- Direct drive
- Wheel - drive ( see also individual wheel )
- Paddle-wheel drive
- Gear drive: see also transmission
- Belt transmission Timing Belts
- V-belt drive
- Rod drive
- Tatzlager drive
- Hollow shaft drive
According to the objective of the drive
- Power transmission (eg, driving a generator )
- Change of location positioning; defined position change ( see also Linear Technology)
- Fördergutantrieb ( vibrating conveyor, belt conveyor, screw conveyor, hose pump, tube post)
- Vehicle driving, transportation
According to the nature of the movement
- Linear drive ( see Linear Technology)
- Rotation
- Vibration (vibrating armature drive )