Types Of Drives

Depending on the power provided to the rotating wheels, drives can be

divided into 3 types
1:front Wheel Drive
2: Rear Wheel Drive
3: All Wheel Drive
Why Rear Wheel Drive?
• Rear wheel driven vehicles are preferred due to:
• Space availability
• Better control
• Less chances of slippage
• While on cliff CG transfers to rear side of the vehicle
• What Is Hill Assist System?
• The hill-start assist is a variant of hill-holder used by some semi-
automatic, clutch less transmissions as well as newer manual
transmissions. The system prevents the car from rolling away when
trying to pull away on an up or down gradient, simulating a
“handbrake hill starts” manual driver will be familiar with. The system
engages automatically when a gradient of 3% or more is detected; it
then acts to hold the car stationary for two seconds after the brake is
released giving the driver time to apply the throttle.
Literature survey
• . Anti-creep and hill holder brake system
• (2 sec delay system)
• Improved release mechanism for a hill holder device
• (load sensor with wheel brake)
• Improved release mechanism for a hill holder device
• (Piston cylinder device controlled by ECU)
• Release mechanism for a hill holder device
• (Load cell with electric control)
• Vehicle transmission hill holder
• ()
Literature gap
• Most drivers face difficulties while operating break, clutch and
accelerator
• It is not advisable to use the hand break while car is moving in
forward movement
• Cost of electrical system is high
Why mechanical System Preferred on
electrical system?
• Cost effective
• User defined system
• No delay
• Easy to operate
Proposed locking mechanisms
Why ratchet and pawl
Mounting
Designing & CAD model
Advantages over other system
Limitations and how to overcome