Unit-8 (Clutches & Brakes)

In hydraulic principles what does force equal to?

• Pressure

• Amount of fluid in the system

• Volume

• Watts

What is a belt clutch commonly called?

• TVC

• CVT

• EVT

• VTC

The friction material of the clutch should have

• High coefficient of friction     

• Low coefficient of friction

• High surface hardness

• High endurance limit strength

In a brake what is the disc also called? 

• The rotor

• The caliper

• The shim

• The stator

What does the abbreviation ABS stand for?

• Anti- Lock Braking System

• All Brakes Steering

• Any braking system

• Anti-load braking system

In case of multi-disk clutches, oil is used

                                                         

                                 

• To reduce the friction

• To carry away the heat

• To lubricate the contacting surfaces  

• For all above functions

   In a cone clutch, what is the slope of the cone?

• 3 to 5 degrees

• 15-30 degrees

• 5 to 15 degrees

• 8 to 15 degrees

Which one of the following is mounted between the engine and gear box

                                                                          

                                                                                 

• Propeller shaft    

• Differential

• Clutch 

•      Reduction Gear

What does a hydraulic clutch require to operate? Select 2

     

     

     

•    Hydraulic Fluid

• A reservoir

• Levers

• Cable connection

What is a handbrake normally referred to as?

• Moving

• Cable

• Parking or Emergency

• Jaw