iscuss the mechanism of each type of Brake systems.

Q: The advantages and disadvantages of disc brake systems are being discussed. Technician A says that…

A: 1. B) B only  Technician B says that reduction of mechanical fade and gas fade is an advantage of…

Q: Identify and discuss the function of each part. Prony brake dynamometer Rope brake dynamometer…

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Q: simple band brake

A: The simple band brake is consists of one or more ropes or belt or steel band having friction lining…

Q: Which of the following statements about drum brakeshoes is not true?a. Web thickness varies only…

A: Brake shoes are a major part of a drum brake system. these crescent-shaped components are made up of…

Q: Asbestos has not been used in brake linings or pads since 2003. a. True b. False

A: Under federal law, asbestos brake production is supposed to stop in 1993 and auto manufacturers are…

Q: Explain how drum brakes create a self-multiplyingbrake force

A: Given data : Brake force

Q: Discuss why the τbrake value always larger compare to the τnet.

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Q: Explain the operation and maintenance considerations for the foot brake assembly from the Harrison…

A: Given Foot Brake To find Operation Maintenance

Q: corresponding tension T transmitted to the brake cable. Assume

A: To find Tension T transmitted to brake cable

Q: How does air-over Hydraulic brake system work

A: Air brakes are much easier to attach than hydraulic brakes, and using air rather than hydraulic…

Q: When examining disc brakes: Technician A visually inspects the rotor and says that the rotor can be…

A: Technician A is correct.

Q: Name the two methods of attacking brake lining materials to the brake shoes.

A: Given Data : Break lining materials Assumptions made in solution : In solution, it is assumed that…

Q: caliper failed due to static load or cyclic load?

A: Brake calipers is failed due to cyclic load.

Q: The functions of a splash shield are being discussed: Technician A says that disc brakes will…

A: The splash shield is a metallic or plastic part that is placed at the bottom portion of the car. The…

Q: brake specific air consumption (v) the brake

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Q: Compare between Disk brake and drum brake based on the Pallowing factors. brake factor lucecporabion…

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Q: which of the following is not measured when inspecting the brake rotors and pads?     A. Out of…

A: which of the following is not measured when inspecting the brake rotors and pads?

Q: A brake pad is found to be wearing more on one side than the other. Technician A says this is common…

A: Front and rear brake pads normally wear differently. When your vehicle is moving, the forward…

Q: How can you give the effect of the hydraulic brake

A: Given Data : Effect of hydraulic break

Q: G. Brake shoes Energy of motion H. Brake pads Operates the brakes on opposite comers of the vehicle…

A: Match Of the following  ****As per company policy we are supposed to do only three subparts if you…

Q: the aid of a diagram explain the function of the main parts of a master cylinder used in hydraulic…

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Q: All calipers have at least one piston that pushes the brake pad against the rotor?

A: The given statement that each caliper requires one piston for pushing the brake pad against the…

Q: While discussing how to remove the piston from a brake caliper: Technician A says that the dust boot…

A: Technician B says that air pressure should be injected into the bleeder screw’s bore to force the…

Q: When performing the air brake system leakage test, the Certified Inspector must reject the vehicle…

A: Answer = False

Q: A. Kineticenergy B. Coefficient of friction C. Bonded linings Linings attached to their backings…

A: Given questions are related to IC engines and braking systems in machine design. A. Kinetic EnergyB.…

Q: Question 02: Discuss the types of brakes along with their figures. Compare disc and drum brakes by…

A: When a wheel rotates about its axis at a certain speed, rotational kinetic energy is said to be…

Q: Discuss the types of brakes along with their figures. Compare disc and drum brakes by discussing…

A: Classification of Brakes   1.On the basis of Power Source   Mechanical braking system Hydraulic…

Q: List at least five seperate types of wear and distortion to look for when inspecting brake drums.

A: Wear and Distortion

Q: What are the risks of working with brake fluid?

A: Brake fluid is generally made with glycol or silicone. Bothe material is dangerous for us.

Q: Determine brake power and brake thermal efficiency of the engine

A: Given data: Speed, N =1580 rpm Torque, T = 4 Nm Total fuel consumption, m = 0.48 kg/hr Temperature,…

Q: Which of the following is not done when performing a brake service?    A. Measure the rotor for out…

A: During a brake assessment the whole brake framework is checked; this incorporates the following:…

Q: Describe the procedure for using compressed air to remove a piston from a brake caliper.

A: Sometimes piston sticks in the bore in a disk brake.

Q: (a) With the aid of a diagram explain the function of the main parts of a master cylinde used in…

A: Introduction: MASTER CYLINDER: A master cylinder is a control mechanism in automobile engineering…

Q: What are the indications that the brakes need adjustment

A: Warning signs that indicates the brakes need adjustment: 1) Noises: If you hear your car's brakes…

Q: Which of the following is true about a brake service?    A. It should always include a…

A: Break :  A brake is a mechanical device that inhibits motion by absorbing energy from a moving…

Q: Which of the following is not likely to cause a pulsating brake pedal? a. Loose wheel bearings b.…

A: When a load or side thrust is applied to the bearings, loose wheel bearings allow the rotor to tip…

Q: Technician A says that a hard brake pedal on a vehicle with disc brakes can be caused by air in the…

A: Option d is correct. Neither A nor B.

Q: When reassembling an overhauled brake caliper: Technician A cleans brake components in dena-tured…

A: reassembling an overhauled brake calliper: Technician A cleans brake components in denatured…

Q: Technician A says that an out-of-round drum can cause a pulsating brake pedal. Technician B says…

A: Technician A says that an out-of-round drum can cause a pulsating brake pedal. Technician B says…

Q: Name the two methods of attaching brake lining materials to the brake shoes.

A: The two methods of attaching brake lining materials to the brake shoes are: 1.Riveting(Using riveted…

Q: Which of the following statements about drum brake shoes is not true? a. Linings may be riveted or…

A: Which of the following statements about drum brake shoes is not true?  Given Statements are :-…

Q: Explain why modern hydraulic braking systems are dual designs, and why this is important.

A: Dual designs are used in the modern hydraulic braking systems as it provides application on all the…

Q: A drum brake is being inspected, and is found to be out-of-round. Technician A says the drum must be…

A: Technician B is correct

Q: What type of brake uses the inside of each rear wheel hub and rotor assembly as a parking brake…

A: Brake drum absorbs a lot of heat and dissipate into the air. Due to the continuous heating and less…

Q: While discussing how to remove the piston from a brake caliper: Technician A says that the dust boot…

A: In IC engine maintenance Brake assembly is the critical component Its efficiency directly depends on…

Q: Which of the following is not measured when inspecting the brake rotors and pads?

A: Option (1) is correct.  Out of round

Q: why is brake fluid removed from the master cylinder prior to working on disc brakes

A: A disc brake has a master cylinder that contains brake fluid in it. The braking force is first…

Q: Which of the following is NOT a component of a typical dual master cylinder?   a.  primary piston…

A: A)-Which of the following is NOT a component of a typical dual master cylinder?- (C) pressure relief…

Q: Which type of brake requires greater application forceand is commonly used with power-boost units?a.…

A: Given Data : Brake

Q: Draw and label a diagram of a Brake system.(bond

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Clutches, Brakes, Couplings, and Flywheels

The clutch is described as a machine element used to connect or disconnect two shafts together to transmit torque or power. The clutch works on the principles of friction. The clutch is commonly used in automobiles to transfer power from the driving shaft to the driven shaft.