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  • FLUID COUPLING

    piyusheddie

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    Updated: Oct 25, 2024
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    Is Fluid Coupling (Torque Convertor) is better then conventional Friction Clutch?
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  • TheBugInYou

    Member • Jun 28, 2012

    Yes
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  • piyusheddie

    Member • Jun 28, 2012

    guys justify d reason for ur answer plz......😀
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  • TheBugInYou

    Member • Jun 28, 2012

    Thats what u have asked right 😛
    Anywayz... check my next comment
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  • TheBugInYou

    Member • Jun 28, 2012

    Friction clutch works on transferring the rotational power from a rotor to stator using two friction coupled discs..
    Fluid coupling is entirely different from that...

    What would happen if u jump from a fast moving train to platform ?
    That's what exactly happens in a friction clutch... that's why u can find some torsional springs inside that....

    Now coming to the fluid coupling.. (remember its coupling.. not clutch)
    Google or Youtube about fluid coupling working principal..
    U must be understanding some thing... then post me what is still doubtful about it..
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  • piyusheddie

    Member • Jun 28, 2012

    well dude i've already cleared ma doubts during ma studies.....dis post was jus to see wat others think on dis.....😀
    anyways thanx for ur valuable comments......
    but as per ma knowledge deres more power loss in Torque Convertor as compare to Friction clutch.....
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  • TheBugInYou

    Member • Jun 28, 2012

    No..
    Fluid coupling has got a very special application...
    Anywayz.. join the discussion when free to discuss
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  • white_hat

    Member • Jun 28, 2012

    Fluid coupling has lower efficiency than friction clutch at lower rpms.
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