That's How You Design Baja's 4WD/AWD Powertrain

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  • Опубликовано: 4 фев 2025

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  • @antoniobarreto6552
    @antoniobarreto6552 10 месяцев назад +1

    Is there a E-baja competition?

    • @PurvangMantri
      @PurvangMantri  10 месяцев назад +1

      Yes. In India there are 4 categories in Baja. M-Baja, E-Baja, H-Baja and A-Baja

  • @virendravikramsingh5626
    @virendravikramsingh5626 Год назад +1

    Informative video

  • @harshvardhan3934
    @harshvardhan3934 Год назад +2

    How do the guys, that participates in these compititions gets their engine from, like do they use any bike or car engine, or do they get a completely new engine made

    • @PurvangMantri
      @PurvangMantri  Год назад +2

      For M baja, basically the ICE baja, the engine is already specified by SAE India. Every team has to use the 10hp Briggs Stratom engine. New team has to always purchase a new one and the rulebook has the details of the supplier stated.

    • @harshvardhan3934
      @harshvardhan3934 Год назад +1

      @@PurvangMantri and what about the ekart and f1 type cars races
      Do they also uses a issued engine

    • @jitendraasole5827
      @jitendraasole5827 Год назад

      Well, there is another competition under SAE called FSAE. Where students build a formula styled racecar. For those competitions, teams are free to use any 4-stroke engine under 610CC.
      So generally, teams use engines sources from the motorbikes.@@harshvardhan3934

  • @antoniobarreto6552
    @antoniobarreto6552 10 месяцев назад +1

    is this video in english?

    • @PurvangMantri
      @PurvangMantri  10 месяцев назад

      I can provide english subtitles for this video but it will take some time.

  • @pipila1234
    @pipila1234 4 месяца назад

    I understand that a CVT transmission is used.
    What vehicle did they use it on?

  • @bhargavg-yh9pv
    @bhargavg-yh9pv 8 месяцев назад +1

    hey any idea on how to implement cvts and reverse gears?

    • @PurvangMantri
      @PurvangMantri  8 месяцев назад

      Add a separate idler gear. Works for both ICEV and EV

  • @dsbupadrasta2385
    @dsbupadrasta2385 10 месяцев назад +1

    As you said, benchmark transfercases and reverse engineering, can you make a video on it 🙏

    • @PurvangMantri
      @PurvangMantri  10 месяцев назад +1

      Benchmarking is simply researching what other teams are doing and how many companies are supplying transfer cases. Reverse engineering is opening and disassembling the transfer, measuring each and every part and designing their CAD files. In this particular case, I specifically mentioned about reverse engineering the dog clutches provided in the transfer case so that you can create your gears and the entire transfer case independently. Or bascially you can even change the gear ratios of the transfer case available in the market while using the same dog clutches.

  • @AniketWaykar
    @AniketWaykar Год назад +2

    Hello brother i'm from team abhedya mmcoe pune.
    You have said propeller shaft drive is better than chain drive because of the only reason of chain slack. But we can able to reduce that chain slack by using tensioners. We are using chain drive and also we uses tensioners for reducing slack. It helps to reduce the slack really.
    But my question for you is we are trying to design a adjustable tensioner, for that i want your knowledge, please make video on how to design adjustable tensioner with less space, and what are the parameters considerations for it like forces, velocity, friction.
    Thank you ❤

    • @PurvangMantri
      @PurvangMantri  Год назад

      Yeah, you can use a chain tensioner to reduce the slack. I forgot to mention that in the video, thank you for commenting. Talking about the design of the chain tensioner, well basically there is no design procedure you need to follow, but yes there are some consideration which you need to keep in mind to limit the slack. One of those factor is Chain Tension. So if you are making a spring based chain tensioner, then the spring should have enough stiffness to push the chain up, thus tensioning it. Yes, there is a formula to calculate the chain tension which you can find easily. I came across this research paper about design of chain tensioner, you might find it helpful. Here is its link: www.irjet.net/archives/V4/i7/IRJET-V4I7511.pdf