Split traction refers to a driving condition where different wheels on the same axle experience varying levels of grip or traction. This can occur in vehicles with features like all-wheel drive or traction control systems, which help manage power distribution to optimize performance and stability. It can also be relevant in sports, like skiing, where athletes may distribute their weight differently across their ski edges for better control. Essentially, it highlights the importance of managing traction effectively across different contact points.
Split traction occurs when you are turning and breaking at the same time. Some traction is needed to turn while some is needed to slow down or speed up. Therefore the traction is split between two tasks.
Skin traction also refers to specialized practices, such as Dunlop's traction, used on children when a fractured arm must maintain a flexed position to avoid circulatory and neurological problems
Both. If both tires have equal traction the power is split between both.
Generally this refers to macular edema caused by vitreomacular traction, which may be best coded as nondiabetic macular edema (362.83)
Yes, traction refers to the grip or friction between a surface and an object, preventing it from slipping. In contexts such as vehicles or footwear, good traction ensures stability and control by allowing effective movement without sliding. Thus, when something has good traction, it means it is less likely to slip.
the correct term is posi-traction which refers to the power to the differential then to the rear wheels, a posi-traction equipped vehicle provides power to both drive wheels if one of the wheels starts to slip, a non posi-traction vehicle only drives one rear wheel.
An ideal traction system refers to a system that helps or rather prevents the wheels from skidding while riding on slippery areas or in water. It is commonly called the TCS.
Yes, yaks have a split hoof, which is characteristic of members of the Bovidae family. Their hooves are designed to provide stability and traction in their mountainous habitats. This adaptation allows yaks to navigate rocky and uneven terrain effectively.
Split usually refers to the bedrooms not being next to each other. Also a "split floor-level plan" refers to the master being on a different floor than the rest of the bedrooms.
There is no TSC error, only a TCS error. This refers to the Traction Control System. The error code, or warning light, will appear if the any of the wheels slip or lose traction.
Split is also the noun for the verb to split. The gerund form, splitting, can be used as a noun. The person/item that splits is a splitter.
"Split" means to divide. It refers to the action of separating something into parts or sections. For example, you might split a bill among friends or split a piece of wood into smaller pieces. It does not imply multiplication.