This document presents a topic seminar on traction control systems. It discusses what traction and traction control systems are, provides a block diagram of how a TRAC system works, and describes how it controls wheel speed. Benefits include avoiding accidents on slippery surfaces by reducing wheel slippage and improving stopping distances. Traction control is useful for powerful cars, motorcycles, and off-road vehicles. While it improves safety, it can increase brake wear and limit performance driving by restricting wheel slip to 10%.

1. “TRACTION CONTROL SYSTEM”
Presented by,
DEEPAK KUMAR
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A TOPIC SEMINAR ON

2.  Traction
 Traction Control System
 Types of TRAC System
INTRODUCTION:

3. BLOCK DIAGRAM OF TRAC:
PROCESS

4. TRAC WHEEL SPEED CONTROL:
wheel speed control against time

5. BENEFITS OF TRACTION CONTROL:
 Avoiding accidents
 Sudden twists and turns
 Slippage of the wheels
 Stopping distances
 Driving a powerful car
 Most gripping.

6. APPLICATIONS:
In road cars
In race cars
In motorcycles
In off road vehicles
safety

7. DISADVANTAGES:
wear on brake components.
Holds performance driving.
Allows 10 % wheel slip.
Its banned in F1 racing.

8. IMAGES (APPLICATIONS):
TRAC System difference at cornering

9. END OF TOPIC:
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