On Road Electrical
truck electrical accessory (fundamentals)
hydraulic | electrical |
---|---|
pump | battery |
flow | amperage (current) |
- pump create flow | - load draw amp |
pressure | voltage |
- load - resistance to flow create pressure | - load - battery (source) create vol |
Mack:
- red: straight from battery (not protected with fuse)
- black: ground
- white: protected
- 2.0 metric wire size
- wire: 36-A-2.0
- fuse 36
- first component in circuit
- 2.0mm wire size
- American Wire Gauge (AWG)
- smallest wire: 18 gauge - 0.8mm
- 16 gauge - 1.0mm^2 (area of cross section)
- 14 gauge - 2.0mm^2
- 12 gauge - 3.0mm^2
- 10 gauge - 5.0mm^2
- 8 gauge - 8.0mm^2
- pull in go through the motor
- hold in go to battery
- relay
- 30 power in
- 87a (NC), 87 (NO) out to the load
- 85, 86 (ground) pull in wiring
- fuse
- type 1: (gold) once stay strip, will constantly reset (head light) (no heater)
- type 2: (silver) has resistor (heater) inside to keep bimetal from reset
- type 3: manual reset with button
- NTC: negative temp coefficient
- excess current, resistance decrease
- PTC: positive temp coefficient
- circuit protector devices
- excess current, resistance increase
- electrical is drawn in non energized position
- switches
- SPST: single pole, single throw, ON-OFF
- poles: sets of terminals
- throws: positions
- the pin in the middle is voltage in
- the pins in top or bottom are voltage out
- SPDT: single pole, double throws, ON-ON or ON-OFF-ON
- control 1 circuit the same time although we have 2 separated circuits
- DPST: double poles, single throw
- control two separated circuit at the same time
- DPDT: double poles double throws
- SPST: single pole, single throw, ON-OFF
- tractor/truck: signal override brake
- trailer: brake and signal are separated
- acid core solder has an internal acid flux that will react with cooper wire to cause corrosion and increased resistance, use rosin core solder
- silver the best conductor
- power line use aluminum with steel core
- the solenoid’s magnetic field collapses when the voltage is removed, the collapsed voltage creates an induced voltage (self-induction) causing arcing at the switch
- clearance/marker & tail light
- control by master lighting switch
- clearance/marker light - armber, yellow, upper region of the truck outline
- tail light - red - rear dimension
- fiber optic dash illumination
- used light source to illuminate
- dc motor speed increase, CEMF (counter electromotive force) increases
- high starting torque because of lack of CEMF at the begining
- two types of dc motors
- permanent magnet dc motor
- field wound dc motors
- parallel wound dc motor (shunt motor)
- field coils parallel with armature wiring
- CEMF generated by armature does not effect the flow of current through the field coil
- stable speed, low starting torque
- fan blower motor
- control speed of dc motors
- variable electrical resistance
- multiple shunt windings
- PWD
- commercial motor vehicle safety association (CMVSA)
- battery isolation switches prevents batteries from discharging while the truck is parked
- fused has to be added to protect constant power accessories
- crack engine with the switches is open, or to have bad ground
- fused has to be added to protect constant power accessories
- install parallel-connected capacitor to reduce static noise
- vehicle tracking system
- satelite tracking system, (global positioning system, GPS)
- communication component (digital satelite uplink)
- truck data monitoring
- tire pressure control system
- based on road contact surface
- less pressure - large - more traction & heat
- vale pack box recieve control signal to add or discharge air from rear wheels
- based on road contact surface
- truck position sensing
- collision warning system (CWS) (front-end, turn off @ 15mph)
- adaptive cruise control (ACC)
- collision mitigating system (CMS) (rear-end, turn off @ 15mph)
- meritor wabco abs
- electronic stability control (ESC)
- roll stability control (RSC)
- automatic traction control (ATC)
- windshield wiper control system
- the park contacts supply current to the motor after the wiper is turned off, allowing the motor to continue operating until the wipers reach the park position (@ lower moulding edge of the windshield)
- gauges and sending units
- direct acting gauges
- speedometer (road speed) - transmision output shaft speed
- tachometer (engine rpm) - fuel pump or camshaft speed
- indirect acting gauges
- direct acting gauges
- starting circuit