FLUID COUPLING, THE PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION

[zephendrixcobain]

this video explained it really well, today's explanations about things are so complicated, and unprofessional, gotta love the 50's USA military xD

[dakaha1]

Imagine this invention as a man, a German electrical engineer I am very surprised. that man was Mr.Fottinger

[treydestepheno]

ENGINEERING!

[777lsz777]

Sehr gutes Video, besser als die modernen Filme. Endlich habe ist wirklich verstanden wie es funktioniert.

[JohnnyFrost88]

finally i got it, tomorrow i write my exam :D

[neovitalzero]

Lol, looks like looney tunes opening :D

[truper100]

thumb up if ur watchiin in 2012

[TheSuperFungus]

really good explanation. makes it seem like such a basic device!

[samuelcieszynski]

These US Army principles of operation videos are great. Who ever made these deserves a medal.

[braschlosan]

Great video. Only two missing parts. The lockup clutch which stops any heat build up or power loss and the stator which is another set of vanes that improve efficiency.

[chemostrincougar]

@braschlosan those became later this is from 1954, lock up appeared in the late 70s

[Techtrixinfo]

Fluid coupling well explained.

I have uploaded some technical videos in my channel "techtrixinfo", torque converter (fluid coupling) theory and practical explained in it.

[DrumAdrian16]

As old ad that video is, it was a perfect explanation.

Thanks for sharing the video.

[WASDsweden]

Hweels

[mtxrawkus]

1:30 "Just waterin' my ball..."

[kekekekobe]

I came at 10:25.

[steinman17]

They just don't make YouTube videos like they used to

[JekHawkins]

I still prefer my higher-wear clutch, but great explanation of the torque converter!

[thajudeeen]

excellent



[ColHappyPants]

So is anyone here old enough to remember the old disney and looney toons episodes opening up this way?

[MRSketch09]

Just learned something. Nice.

[andrassy888]

Brilliant thank you very much!

[ISHENDRA4]

brilliantly explained.

[nikku13]

DoD knew what they were doing. Seems to me that you could take these vidoes straight into a classroom today. Thanks DoD!

[TheAngryoldfart]

This is amazing. A video from 1954 was the first thing to actually in an accurate way explain a torque converter to me. Thumbs up!

[fahhad17]

Excellent

[FORDboy357]

I never realized how ingenious a torque converter is.

[marek0086]

@FORDboy357~ quite.... QUITE ingenious!!

[ktmsx125surrey]

Amazing thanks !!!! Explained it so well

[kolbpilot]

Amazing how this almost 60 year old Army video too, explained the principals of a fluid coupling, that I was still confused about. A torque convertor is almost the same thing, just more aggressive blade angles & fluid direction change. I wonder what Army post this is with it's long gone World War 2 look ?

[manolodelano]

this was the video to sell the torque converter to the USA army in the 50's... i like it...

[1380SPVP3]

Just perfect !

[key0bb]

I love this video, very clear explanation. I'll stick to my manual car though, it lets me drive properly.

[freakqnc]

One of the best explanations yet, although I am still fuzzy though about how the hermetic leak-proof sealing is materially made and how the cooling/reservoir in and out points work and how they are actually constructed on the spinning shafts on either ends of the torque converter.

[hansenmatthias]

great !!!

[captanshumanmathur]

thx for this video it really cleared my concept

[TheKarthikpacific]

That was just brilliant. Thank you for this piece.

[jonmeclon]

Great ......wonderful,I had confusion for 3 months about fluid coupling but now everything has been cleared by your video.......thanks.....thanks.­....thanks..

[cheenusrinu001]

wow.... its really worty.. can u pls tell me the starting system of the truck.. n wat r the 2 lever @ starting