Electrically Powered Steering Belt Drive Market Projected to be Supported by Significant Investment Forecast 2017 - 2025

Electrically powered steering - belt drive market: Overview

Electrically powered steering – belt drive systems market is an emerging automation market because of its applications in automobiles. Automobile industry is working on some new technologies which can convert the manual driving into an electric or wired one, and these systems have served as a small step in the future of automation. The belts used in these systems should be flexible, durable and reliable. Stretch belts are used in electrically powered systems because they can take the load off the components attached in the belt drive system and are more durable than serpentine belts. The belt drive systems consist of an electric motor, pulleys, rack and pinion system, torsion bar and steering column. An electric motor converts the torque into a force which is used to move the steering wheel. V belts and multi V belts are used whenever synchronous motion is not required in the system.

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Electrically powered steering - belt drive market: Drivers & Restraints

Electrically powered steering belt drive systems provide more space for packaging, lower inertia and a simple and efficient design for a wide range of automobiles. This serves as a driving force for the belt drive electrically powered steering systems. EPS belt drive consumes less power and is fuel efficient. They emit a lower percentage of carbon dioxide than other systems and are also named environment friendly systems. Their biggest advantage is that if the systems get failed then the steering can be moved manually and this lowers down the risk of accidents. EPS systems are economical they require less maintenance cost. EPS belt drive systems get easily heated, and so they can work on a specific temperature which serves as the biggest restraint in the EPS belt drive systems market. The latest trend which has gain popularity in these systems is the electrification of mechanical components. Efficiency and the speed of the components get increased on electrifying them.

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Electrically powered steering - belt drive: Market Segmentation

On the basis of the position of assist motor, electrically powered steering - belt drive market is divided into:-

Column assist type (C-EPS)
Pinion assist type (P-EPS)
Direct drive type (D-EPS)
Rack assist type (R-EPS)
On the basis of the type of materials used to make belts, electrically powered steering - belt drive market is divided into:-

Polyamide fabric
HNBR (hydrogenated nitrile butadiene rubber) elastomers
PTFE (Polytetrafluroethylene) fabric
Broken glass fibers
Natural rubber with styrene butadiene rubber
On the basis of the type of belts used, electrically powered steering – belt drive market is divided into:-

Stretch belts
Serpentine belts
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On the basis of the number of belts used, electrically powered steering – belt drive market is divided into:-

V belts
Multi V belts

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