Mechanical Brakes Practice Test:
1. The heat generated in brake depends upon
Where, p = intensity of normal pressure (N/mm2), v = rubbing speed (m/mim)
- (A) pv
- (B) p/v
- (C) pv2
- (D) ½ pv2
2. In order to prevent the brake arm from grabbing, the moment of friction force about the brake arm pivot should be
- (A) Less than
the total required braking effort
- (B) More
than the total required braking effort
- (C) Equal
to the total required braking effort
- (D) None
of the above
3. The friction material of the brake should have
- (A) High
coefficient of friction
- (B) Low
coefficient of friction
- (C) High
surface hardness
- (D) High
endurance limit strength
4. The brake used in railway coaches is
- (A) Shoe
brake
- (B) Block
brake
- (C) Band
brake
- (D) Disk
brake
5. When the frictional force helps to apply the brake, the brake is said to be
- (A) Partially
self energizing
- (B) Self
locking
- (C) Back-stop
- (D) Self
acting
6. For a block brake with long shoe, the equivalent coefficient of friction is
Where, µ = coefficient of friction, θ = semi-block angle
- (A) μ [4 Sinθ/(2θ + sin 2θ)]
- (B) μ [2 Sinθ/(2θ + sin 2θ)]
- (C) μ [4 Sin 2θ/(2θ + sin 2θ)]
- (D) μ [4 Sinθ/(4θ + sin 2θ)]
7. The brake used in most of motorcycles is
- (A) Internal
expanding brake
- (B) Block
brake
- (C) Band
brake
- (D) Disk
brake
8. The brake used in most of the automobile vehicles is
- (A) Internal
expanding shoe brake
- (B) Block
brake
- (C) Band
brake
- (D) Disk
brake
9. In block brakes, the ratio of shoe width and drum diameter is kept between
- (A) 0.1 to 0.25
- (B) 0.25 to 0.50
- (C) 0.50 to 0.75
- (D) 0.75 to 1.0
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