What is the principle of the balancing act in tires?

Q: b) If all axles must be operational for the vehicle to function and the reliabilities are measured…

A: In this system it is impossible to run a vehicle without any tire so in this case each tire is in…

Q: what is the disadvantage of dynamic brakes when compared to mechanical brakes?

A: Mechanical brakes uses the application of friction in order to slow the vehicle or completely stop…

Q: Explain the benefits of dynamic testing of automatic transmission fluid

A: Automatic transmission fluid: It is a type of fluid which is used in vehicle for self-shifting and…

Q: ne outer front wheel for perfect

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Q: Calculate the brake power produced by petrol engine if it running at 5000 rpm and having torque of…

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Q: Tech A says that camber changes as the suspension moves up and down.  Tech B says that camber…

A: Camber angle : The angle made by the vertical axis with the wheel is known as camber angle . It is…

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

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Q: All of the following statements are correct except?a. Tire inflation pressure directly affects…

A: (a) The inflation pressure is directly related to the specific ground pressure. Tire inflation…

Q: frictions doesnot depend on surface area of contact if so,why does a tyre not flat?

A: Friction does not depend on the surface area of contact. It only depends on the weight of the body…

Q: (1)The brake mean effective pressure? (2) the mechanical effeciency

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Q: What is differential in automobile and how it works explain?

A: Deferential Gear Definition Working

Q: The cars like Padmini and ambassador have axleless transmission in the front wheels explain how the…

A: The car like Padmini and ambassador have 5 speed manual with an overdrive transmission system. The…

Q: Using the Magic Formula, estimate the braking effort developed

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Q: Which of elstomer is used to make car tyres? Answer:

A: (a) Elastomer: Elastomers are natural or synthetic polymers that have an elastic property.

Q: Determine the brake power and brake thermal

A: Given data, A large four stroke  cycle diesel engine runs,N= 2000 rpmEngine has a displacement of 25…

Q: How does hydraulic hitches operates in a 4-wheel tractor?

A: The tractor is a self-propelled power unit having the wheels to move from one location to another…

Q: In engine produces 10 kW brake power while working with a brake thermal efficiency of 30%. If the…

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Q: Explain the term delay period as associated with CI engines and its factors

A: Delay Period: The ignition delay in a CI engine is defined as the time or crank angle interval…

Q: Does torque increase with slip? What happens to torque when slip was 0.02 then becomes 0.03?

A: Concept: 1) In between two components, to transfer torque from one to another, there should not be…

Q: 1. A toe adjustment of 1/8 inch outside of specifications will have little effect on tire life. a.…

A: Hii, thanks for the question but we are authorized to answer three parts at a time. Here you did not…

Q: b) Compare the radial -ply and bias-ply tyres with diagrams

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Q: Engine friction a) Explain what do these terms mean: fmep, mfmep, pmep, amep, imep, bmep b) Write…

A: 1.FMEP stands for friction mean effective pressure. Internal combustion engines are best-known to…

Q: A certain gaseous fuel requires a theoretical 14.0 kg air/kg fuel. For a 500-kW engine, it was found…

A: We have to determine the kg of fuel consumption to produce energy . (Mass of fuel required to…

Q: Technician A says that vacuum readings for an engine with a performance camshaft might be lower at…

A: Soln:- we know, Most of the vichles are vaccum suspended units (vaccum promoters) , which utilize a…

Q: What is average speed?

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Q: An engine undergoes the brake power testing in an brake rope dynamometer running at 8000 rpm and…

A: Given data: N=8000 rpmT=500 N.m Need to determine the brake power generated by the engine.

Q: Explain why the leading brake shoe wears quicker than the trailing shoe.

A: Leading brake shoe wears quicker than the trailing shoe. The leading brake shoe is also called…

Q: How suspension helps for the traction?

A: Traction is the friction between wheels or tires and the ground that allows a vehicle to move…

Q: Pre-alignment check is done before checking or adjusting the front-end alignment. One of the pre-…

A: Given question: Explain all tire conditions that need to be checked in detail.

Q: (b) Why are the clutch friction plates perforated? What is the purpose of installing coil springs in…

A: Clutch friction plates are perforated for coolant passage for heat dissipation. Perforation helps in…

Q: Calculate the brake power and mechanical efficiency o

A: To find: Brake Power Mechanical efficiency

Q: B/ What are the aims of automotive aerodynamics?

A: The aims of automotive aerodynamics is -: 1.reducing drag.  2.reducing wind noise.  3.provide engine…

Q: what is the formula to measure gas from tire interior?

A: The formula used to measure gas from tire interior is ideal gas law equation. PV=nRT Here, P is the…

Q: History of manual transmission

A: The first manual gearbox was created by Emile Levassor and Louis-Rene Panhard. The original…

Q: /elop a ithematical ind plow sh considering the mass, elasticity, and damping of the tires, shock…

A: A tractor and plow Damping of tires eventually leads to an increase in the temperature of the tire…

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: The core of any suspension system is the ___

A: Given Data : Suspension system

Q: 15) What is Automobile ty tubeless tyre

A: In other word we can say that tire is a ring-shaped component that surrounds a wheel's rim to…

Q: Explain in detail about Vehicle Aerodynamics

A: The study of air flows around and through the vehicle body is known as Vehicle aerodynamics. Because…

Q: Why are the clutch friction plates perforated? What is the purpose of installing coil springs in the…

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Q: What is the importance of studying on how to pull-out and mount manual transmission?

A: Manual transmission is a mechanism that enables a vehicle driver to choose the gear ratio of his…

Q: Adjusting rear camber is the first step in the four-wheel alignment process. What are the components…

A: given; adjusting rear camber is the first step in the four wheel alignment process. what are the…

Q: The term "Slowly shifting dimension" should be defined and explained.

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Q: Discuss about antilock braking system and its importance in modern vehicles

A: ABS systems in cars stop them from skidding and preventing the wheels from locking up during the…

Q: four-stroke, 12-cylinder diesel engine has a bore and stroke of 820 mm and 2020 mm, respectively,…

A: Given Data Four stroke engine n=12 N=145 rpm L=2020 mm D=820 mm CV=40.75 MJ/kg Pb=1.2 MPa

Q: What is a cylinder cushion? What is its purpose?

A: Concept: 1) Generally piston slides inside the cylinders.  2) So when the piston moves from top dead…

Q: How does manual transmission work and how it differ to other transmission

A: Changing aesthetic sensibilities and a demand for high performance ushered in a development in…

Q: 4. Why do multi-cylinder engines have smaller flywheels than single-cylinder engines? 5. What…

A: Turning moment diagram of single cylinder engine:- Turning moment diagram of multi cylinder…

Q: a. A newly installed tire with a perfect tire pattern without any wear issue is shown in Figure 1…

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Basic Thermodynamic Processes

The word 'thermodynamics' can be divided into two words, 'thermo' and 'dynamics'. The word thermo deals with the heat and thermal phenomenon, whereas dynamics deals with forces or external agent that drives the heat flow or aids in the motion of heat.