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TM 10-3930-623-12
1-6. The forklift trucks are powered by Continental FS-
244 Military Standard engines rated at 82.3 horsepower
when operating at 2800 revolutions per minute.
1-7. DETAILED DESCRIPTION.
1-8. ENGINES (See figure 1-2). Differences between
the engines used in the trucks are mainly in parts
dimensions.
The  details  given  in  subsequent
paragraphs apply to all trucks unless otherwise stated.
1-9.  The full pressure lubrication system includes a
gear-type oil pump with adjustable bypass valve to
maintain suitable pressure through all speeds, and a
replaceable element oil filter.
1-10. The fuel system includes a mechanical diaphragm
fuel pump, driven by the engine camshaft, a single
venturi updraft carburetor, and a mechanical governor
which limits the maximum speed of the engine by closing
the carburetor throttle valve when the engine reaches
the governed speed. The carburetor air cleaner uses a
disposable paper filter element.
1-11. ALTERNATOR. The alternator is an ac generator
designed and constructed to give long service with a
minimum of maintenance.  The rotor is mounted on a
ball bearing at the drive end, and a roller bearing at the
Figure 1-3. Charging System Basic Schematic
slip ring end, and each bearing has a grease supply
which eliminates the need for periodic lubrication. Two
of the alternator provides the magnetic field for the
brushes are used to carry current through the two slip
alternator.  When the engine is started, the alternator
rings to the field coil which is mounted on the rotor. The
builds up voltage. This causes current to flow to charge
brushes are extra long and under normal operating
the battery and/or power accessories.
conditions will provide long periods of service.  The
stator windings are assembled on the inside of a
2. As alternator speed increases or the accessory
laminated core that forms part of the frame. Six rectifies
load decreases, alternator voltage builds up to a
diodes, mounted in the slip ring end frame, are
predetermined value at which the regulator is set or
connected to the stator windings. The six diodes change
adjusted. The electrical control portion of the regulator
the ac voltage to de voltage which appears at the BAT
then places a higher voltage on the base of the transistor
terminal on the alternator.  A capacitor, or condenser,
than is impressed upon the emitter, and the transistor is
mounted in the end frame protects the diodes from high
voltages. Current output of the alternator is self-limiting
turned "off". With no current flow in the emitter-collector
by design to its rated maximum, regardless of speed or
circuit, there is no current flow in the field coil of the
external circuit conditions.
An externally mounted
alternator.  As a result, alternator voltage drops below
voltage regulator limits the operating voltage to a
the setting or adjustment of the regulator.
specified value through the full speed range of the
alternator.  Figure 1-3 shows a schematic view of the
3. Then  the  electrical  control  portion  of  the
alternator and regulator.
regulator places a lower voltage on the base of the
1-12.  VOLTAGE REGULATOR.  The transistor is an
transistor than that on the emitter, and the transistor is
electrical device made of semiconductor materials which
again turned "on".  With current flow  again in the
is used as a switch to control the alternator field current
emitter-collector and field coil circuit, the magnetic field
in order that alternator voltage can be limited to a proper
is reestablished in the alternator, and alternator voltage
value. Figure 1-3 is a greatly simplified diagram of the
can again build up to the setting of the regulator.
alternator and regulator circuit. A brief description of the
operation follows:
4. Thus, the switching "on" and "off' of the
1. When the ignition switch is closed, battery
transistor regulates the amount of field current supplied
voltage supplies current through the emitter (E) and
to the alternator.  The frequency of this switching is
collector (C) of the transistor to the field coil of the
dependent primarily upon the accessory load and
alternator. This emitter-collector circuit is complete since
alternator speed. Under certain conditions the "on" and
the transistor is turned "on" by a higher voltage on the
"off" cycle is repeated as much as 7,000 times per
emitter than on the base (B), which permits emitter-base
second.
current to flow. The flow of current to the field circuit
1-3

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