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    TVL Automotive12 Week1

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    This document provides a lesson plan on identifying and discussing different types of steering systems and their operation. The lesson contains 4 phases: introduction, development, engagement, and assimilation. In the development phase, students read about manual and power steering systems, including types of each. They learn about rack and pinion, worm and roller, and recirculating ball and nut steering mechanisms. The lesson distinguishes hydraulic from electrical power steering and covers related components and concepts. Students then answer questions and create a mind map illustrating different steering system types.

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    This document provides a lesson plan on identifying and discussing different types of steering systems and their operation. The lesson contains 4 phases: introduction, development, engagement, and assimilation. In the development phase, students read about manual and power steering systems, including types of each. They learn about rack and pinion, worm and roller, and recirculating ball and nut steering mechanisms. The lesson distinguishes hydraulic from electrical power steering and covers related components and concepts. Students then answer questions and create a mind map illustrating different steering system types.

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    This document provides a lesson plan on identifying and discussing different types of steering systems and their operation. The lesson contains 4 phases: introduction, development, engagement, and assimilation. In the development phase, students read about manual and power steering systems, including types of each. They learn about rack and pinion, worm and roller, and recirculating ball and nut steering mechanisms. The lesson distinguishes hydraulic from electrical power steering and covers related components and concepts. Students then answer questions and create a mind map illustrating different steering system types.

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    TVL Automotive12 Week1

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    This document provides a lesson plan on identifying and discussing different types of steering systems and their operation. The lesson contains 4 phases: introduction, development, engagement, and assimilation. In the development phase, students read about manual and power steering systems, including types of each. They learn about rack and pinion, worm and roller, and recirculating ball and nut steering mechanisms. The lesson distinguishes hydraulic from electrical power steering and covers related components and concepts. Students then answer questions and create a mind map illustrating different steering system types.

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    Learning Area Automotive Servicing NCI Grade Level 12

    W1 Quarter Third Date

    I. LESSON TITLE Removing and Tagging Engine System Components (RTES)


    II. MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING
    2.1 Identify steering system components for removal
    COMPETENCIES (MELCs)
    Identify and discuss different types of steering system and its operation.
    References: TLE_IAAUTO9-12rssb-11a-f-58
    III. CONTENT/CORE CONTENT *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steering
    *https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_steering
    Suggested
    IV. LEARNING PHASES Timeframe
    Learning Activities
    A. Introduction Day 1 Presentation
    35 minutes In this lesson, you will be able to identify and discuss the different types
    of steering system and its operation.

    Activity 1. Before proceeding to our lesson, match the parts and processes
    of human body in column A with same function of the parts and system of a
    car in column B. Write only the letter of your answer in space provided
    before the number.
    Column A Column B

    1. Eyes A. Cooling system


    2. Blood B. Oil pump
    3. Heart C. Chassis
    4. Nose D. Blood vessels
    5. Skin E. Headlights
    6. Metabolism F. Paint
    7. Hydration G. Oil
    8. Skeletal system H. Intake manifold
    9. Digestive system I. Gas burning
    10. Oil galleries J. Fuel system

    Activity 2. Different systems in a vehicle


    Below are the different systems in a vehicle.
    A. Starting System
    B. Cooling System
    C. Ignition System
    D. Steering System
    E. Lubrication System

    Which of the system above do the following parts belong?


    11. Rack and pinion
    12. Starter motor
    13. Radiator
    14. Distributor
    15. Oil pump

    B. Development Day 2 Read this


    50 minutes
    Vehicles are complex systems with many interrelated parts that
    perform specific tasks. Human being is like a vehicle with internal-
    combustion engine, which have complex functioning systems, that work
    together to obtain the maximum performance. One of the systems in
    vehicle is the steering system.
    Steering System, in automobiles,
    steering wheel, gears, linkages,
    and other components, is used to
    control the direction of a vehicle's
    motion.

    Figure 1.
    Steering System

    Types of Steering System:

    1. Manual Steering System - is


    a system where manual force
    is used for the action
    of steering the vehicle.

    Figure 2.
    Manual Steering System

    2. Power Steering System – is a system that helps drivers steer the vehicle by
    augmenting steering effort needed to turn the steering wheel, making it
    easier for the vehicle to turn or maneuver.

    Figure 3
    Power Steering System
    Types of Manual Steering System

    1. Rack and Pinion

    Figure 4
    Rack and Pinion Manual Steering System

    2. Worm and roller

    Figure 5
    Warm and Roller Manual Steering System

    3. Recirculating ball
    and nut

    Figure 6
    Recirculating Ball and Nut
    TYPES OF POWER STEERING:
    1. Hydraulic power steering - works by using a hydraulic system to
    multiply force applied to the steering wheel inputs to the vehicle's
    steered (usually front) road wheels.
    2. Electrical or electro-hydraulic power steering – uses electric motor
    designed to augment the steering commands made by drivers.

    TYPES OF HYDRAULIC POWER STEERING:


    1. Rack and pinion
    2. Worm and roller
    3. Recirculating ball and nut
    4. Hydraustic/Gerotor

    TYPES OF ELECTRICAL ELECTRO-HYDRAULIC POWER STEERING:


    1. Rack and pinion
    2. Column driven EPS
    3. Pinion driven EPS
    4. Rack driven EPS

    C. Engagement Day 3 Activity 1


    45 minutes In your notebook, answer these questions in two or three sentences.
    1. What are the two types of steering system? Define each.
    2. What is the difference between the power and the manual steering?
    3. What is hydraulic power steering?
    4. What is electrical or electro-hydraulic power steering?
    5. Explain the advantages of a power steering vehicle.

    D. Assimilation Day 4
    55 minutes Activity 2. In a bond paper, create/design a mind map/chart to illustrate
    different types of steering system.

    VI. REFLECTION
    ● Write your personal insights about the lesson using the prompts
    below. I understand that .
    I realize that .
    I need to learn more about
    .

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