WorksheetsBrakes L1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What type of energy does a car in motion produce?
Linear
Kinetic
Lateral
Static
What must a braking system be able to do?
Stop the car and maintain control
Lock one or more wheel to skid.
Not let car pull away
have drum brakes on front and disc on rear.
Which of these is a part of a braking system?
Load compensating valve
Servo Booster
Wheel cylinder
all of the above
The brake components work together to:-
Reduce the speed of the vehicle
To bring vehicle to a stop
To prevent a stationary vehicle from moving
All of the above
The service brake works on
all four wheels
a diagonal split n/s/f and n/s/r
Front brakes only
Rear brakes only
The Emergency Brake uses the:
the front wheels
the transmission
Rear axle
the parking brake
What does Hygroscopic mean
Easily absorbs moisture
Repels moisture
Is not affected by moisture
will freeze at 400° F
Typical braking systems are operated:
Pneumatically
Hydraulically
Hydrolastically
By air
Highest braking effort minus the lowest braking effort divided by highest brake effort will give you efficiency
True
False
Brake efficiency is worked out by:
Highest effort minus lowest effort, divided by highest effort x 100
Highest effort minus lowest effort divided by lowest effort x 100
Total effort divided by vehicle weight x 100
Average of the effort divided by weight x 100
