With the development of more powerful engines, multiple gear ratios were required, reducing the jerky takeoff and enabling higher speeds and even reverse gear. Additionally, because the internal combustion engine is the most efficient and powerful at different speeds, multiple gear ratios are necessary to extract the most usable power or best fuel economy, depending on driver demand. Most of today’s manual-transmission vehicles are equipped with at least four or five forward gear ratios, and some vehicles are available with six- and seven-speed manual transmissions. Engineering-pursuing students and passed-out freshers can attend this workshop to learn the components, working, and related terms involved in the power transmission of a self-propelled vehicle.

Engineering and polytechnic students/graduates from disciplines Mechanical, Automobile, Production, and allied disciplines are eligible to attend this workshop.