Discuss the types of brakes along with their figures. Compare disc and drum brakes by discussing which one is effective and why?

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

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Q: 6. While discussing types of coil springs: Techni- cian A says that linear-rate coil springs have…

A: Q.6) Answer" Both Technician A and B is correct. Technician A is correct because in Linear rated…

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

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Q: Explain the function of the following system and its use. Is there any difference between front and…

A: Explanation: 1) This is an example of hydraulic brake system.  2) This is used in light motor three…

Q: per surface is 66 Nm. Calculate the required number of discs n.

A: Total torque = torque per surface × (No. of plate…

Q: iscuss the mechanism of each type of Brake systems.

A: Brakes are classified into different types. 1.According to the applications Running / foot brake…

Q: Explain how a duo-servo brake assembly works to provide greater braking compared to leading and…

A: To explain: Explain how a duo-servo brake assembly works to provide greater braking compared to…

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Q: In terms of legislative requirements, what standard must all parking brake systems meet in order to…

A: The parking brake systems must meet the standard defined by the applicable vehicle safety…

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: For the simple band brake shown in the fig- ure, the braking torque due to the applied load when the…

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Q: Describe uncontrolled spring action without a shock absorber.

A: Function of shock absorber:  A shock absorber is also known as damper. it is a mechanical device…

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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.