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THP / PCF Power Steering Gears.
TRW’s tradition of state-of-the-art advancement numerous enhancements for performance and comfort are expertly engineered into the design of THP / PCF Power Steering Gears, including a positive center feel (PCF) option. And RCH assist gears are also available for extra power in heavy duty applications.
Industry-Leading Power from Compact Design
The THP / PCF Power Steering Gears from TRW offer durable performance from a compact design. With an industry-leading power-to-size ratio, THP / PCF gears are better equipped to maneuver in tight corners and reduce driver fatigue.
Better Turns and Reduced Friction
The faster steering ratio of THP / PCF Power Steering Gears from TRW improves lock-to-lock turns. Meanwhile, lower internal-gear friction allows steering to return to the center more quickly without additional exertion from your driver.
A Precise, Positive Center Feel
Available with a positive center feel (PCF) option, THP / PCF Power Steering Gears ensure steady, precise handling while driving straight down the open highway — allowing for longer, more comfortable hauls.
| Performance Specifications | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| THP45 | THP60 | PCF60 | |
| Front Axle Weight | 9,000 lbs 4,000 kg | 14,300 lbs 6,500 kg | 14,300 lbs 6,500 kg |
| PressureRating | 2,683 psi 185 bar | 2,683 psi 185 bar | 2,683 psi |
| OutputTorque atRated Pressure 90%Efficiency | 30,420 in / lbs 3,437 N-m | 43,110 in / lbs 4,930 N-m | 43,110 in / lbs 4,930 N-m |
| Gear Travel | 100° | 100° | 100° |
| Gear Ratio(s) | 17.5:1 | 18.2:1 | 18.2:1 |
| Output ShaftDiameter | 1.75 in 44.5 mm | 2.00 in 50.8 mm | 2.00 in 50.8 mm |
| Output ShaftSerrations | 1.75 in x 46 Straight | 1.937 in x 52 Straight | 1.937 in x 52 Straight |
| Input ShaftSerrations | .812 in x 36 Straight | .812 in x 36 Straight | .812 in x 36 Straight |
| MaximumOperating Temperature | 250° F 121° C | 250° F 121° C | 250° F 121° C |
| MinimumPump Flow 1.5 hwt/sec | 2.4 gpm 9.0 lpm | 2.9 gpm 11.0 lpm | 2.9 gpm 11.0 lpm |
| RecommendedPump Flow Control Range | 3.6-6.3 gpm 13.6-24 lpm | 3.6-6.3 gpm 13.6-24 lpm | 3.6-6.3 gpm 13.6-24 lpm |
| ApproximateDry Weight | 58 lbs 26.3 kg | 63 lbs 28.6 kg | 63 lbs 28.6 kg |
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RCH Assist Gear Option Available
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RCH Assist Gears, available as a THP/PCF gear option, provide extra power for severe heavy duty applications.
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There are many ways to integrate services with Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF). The right one for each service depends on what the service does, and howcustomer applications consume it. To determine the best way to integrate yourservice, you’ll need a good understanding of PCF concepts like applications, containers, services, brokers, and buildpacks.
This page provides a collection of links to documentation for the most relevantconcepts. If you prefer to learn through guided training,ask us about available training options.
General Overview
For general overview of PCF, and the various ways to interact with it,use the following links:
- Cloud Foundry Subsystems provides high-level descriptions of internal functions performed by different PCF components.
- Cloud Foundry Command Line Interface (cf CLI) links to topics that explain how to direct PCF deployment from your local command line.
- Pivotal Ops Manager describes the Ops Manager and Installation Dashboard interfaces, where cloud operators see, install, configure, and deploy service tiles.
- Pivotal Apps Manager describes the Apps Manager interface, where app developers create and configure service instances and bind them to their apps.
Applications
Cloud Foundry is primarily a cloud native application platform. To understand how to integrate your services with Cloud Foundry, you should understand how your customers are using the platform to develop, deploy, and operate their applications.
- Developer Guide explains how to push an app to run on PCF and enable it to use services.
- Logging and Monitoring describes how PCF aggregates and streams logs and metrics from the apps it hosts and from internal system components.
Services
Most value-add integrations are done by exposing your software to customer applications as services. To understand the service concepts, and what a service integration looks like, read the following documentation:
- Services Overview explains how developers provision and use existing services in their apps.
- Cloud Foundry Service Brokers and PCF Tiles briefly describes the two main elements of PCF service integration: the service broker API, which connects the service to PCF internally by taking commands from the Cloud Controller; and the tile, a packaged interface that cloud operators use to install and configure a service within PCF.
- Custom Services explains how service authors package their service as a Managed Service that is available for use by PCF operators and developers, and which runs locally on PCF rather than running remotely.
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Buildpacks
When application code is deployed to Cloud Foundry, it is processed by a language-specific buildpack. Language buildpacks provide a convenient integration hook for any service that needs to inspect or embellish application code. Supplying buildpacks also provides a language-agnostic way to inject your code into the application container image.
- Application Staging Process explains how PCF packages and deploys apps in containers with buildpacks so that they can run on multiple VMs interchangeably.
- Language Buildpacks describes the language-specific buildpacks support PCF apps.
- Custom Buildpacks describes how to use supply buildpacks to add dependencies or code without having to change (multiple) language-sepcific buildpacks.
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Embedded Agents
Some integrations depend on the ability to inject code into the application container.We refer to these injected components as “container-embedded agents”.Buildpacks provide a mechanism to inject components into the application container image, and the .profile.d directory provides a way to start agents before or alongside the customer application.
Nozzles
Cloud Foundry’s logging system, Loggregator, has a feature named firehose. The firehose includes the combined stream of logs from all apps, plus metrics data from Cloud Foundry components, and is intended to be used by operators and administrators.
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A nozzle takes this data and forwards it to an external logging and/or metrics solution.