9.4 - Peer Review. Final case study

True or False 1. It is acceptable to use a hoist to lift something that weighs more than the rating on the hoist when the load is lifted carefully. 2. Typically, combustible material accidents occur at higher temperatures while flammable material accidents occur at room temperature. 3. Water reactive chemicals include calcium carbide, cyclooctene, metal hydrides, and metals like sodium and potassium. 4. When driving material lifting equipment, workers should maintain at least a 5-foot clearance from overhead power lines. 5. Workers should use at least 2 straps placed equally from the center when lifting a long I-beam. ******************************************************************************************** Multiple Choice 1. Which of the following chemicals is not considered a liver toxin? A. Glacial acetic acid B. Carbon Tetrachloride C. Ethanol D. Trichloroethylene 2. Which of the following is a safety practice intended to protect workers from a lightning strike? A. Use a metal…

Your company is undergoing an automotive audit and you have been tasked to rework on the design of the epicyclic gear train shown in question 3 above, for analysing and understanding its suitability to be used as a differential, answer the following below to help fulfil the design completion process:   Evaluate the conditions required for the epicyclic gear train to function as a differential in this application.   Show how the differential works in the application by analysing the motion of the compound wheel C-D and internal wheel B during operation.   Calculate the gear ratios between wheel A & compound wheel C-D, as well as between compound wheel C-D and internal wheel B.

Give two (2) examples of light vehicle automatic transmission and driveline system faults chosen from electronically controlled automatic transmissions continuously variable transmissions (CVTs) constant velocity joints Hookes-type joints rear wheel drive shafts rear wheel drive final drives front wheel drive final drives for each of the following: (5 - 10 words each) Intermittent faults Multi-system faults Introduced as a result of a system repair Indirect, caused by the influence of external systems

# About Vehicle Dynamics Make a summary about: Brake Systems. Introduction: History of the system, Definitions and Basic Principles. Citing the topics below (or the most relevant) The Brake System: Divisions and layout of hydraulic systems; Service Brake Components: Acting; Brake pedal; Brake booster set; Vacuum duct; Brake Fluid / Plumbing; Brake fluid; Pipes; Hydraulic brake hoses; Foundation – Disc brake; Brake stand; Friction materials; Brake disc; Foundation: Drum brake; Braking balancing; Performance: Valves, ABS and ESP and VAF; Parking/emergency brake; Braking distance; Thermal study; Regenerative Brake; Government requirements; Customer requirements; Laboratory and vehicle tests.

Give two (2) examples of light vehicle diesel engines faults for each of the following categories (20-30 words each): Intermittent faults Multi-system faults Faults introduced as a result of a system repair Indirect faults caused by the influence of external systems

Question 35 Select all answers that are true concerning pitch-over cycling accidents. Cycling Pitch-over accidents can occur due to: Having an Object Stick in the Spokes Excessive Front Wheel Braking Excessive Rear Wheel Braking Having the Front Wheel Drop into a Storm Grate

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Topic: Pneumatic Systems   What are the 7 components of Pneumatic Systems? Explain each with 5 sentences each component at least.

What is the Gough Diagram and what is it used for in the dynamics of vehicle tires?

How do you calculate the braking force of the bike?

Summarize chassis configuration and adjustments for race cars emphasizing the data from the tables below: