FSG Rbq Anand 4

An impactor is defined as a circular disk with a diameter of 254mm. This means that the disk has a measurement of 254mm from one edge to the opposite edge, passing through the center. The other options provided, 255mm, 244mm, and 252mm, do not match the given measurement and therefore are not correct.

Teams that submit their SRCF after the relevant due date will receive a maximum penalty of 50 points. This means that if a team fails to submit their SRCF on time, they will have 50 points deducted from their overall score. This penalty serves as a deterrent for teams to ensure that they submit their SRCF by the specified deadline.

The correct answer is 1.6mm. This thickness is necessary to ensure that the harness is securely attached to the tab. A thinner tab may not provide enough strength and could potentially break or detach, leading to a safety hazard. On the other hand, a thicker tab may add unnecessary weight and bulk to the harness. Therefore, a minimum thickness of 1.6mm strikes a balance between strength and practicality.

The correct answer is 50mm because it is the minimum height requirement for displaying the school name in roman characters on each car. This ensures that the name is clearly visible and easily readable from a distance, promoting safety and identification of the school associated with the car.

Cars must have a clear and unobstructed area at least 25.4cm wide x 20.3cm high on the upper front surface of the nose along the vehicle centerline.

The foremost part of the car will be staged at 0.30mm behind the starting line. This means that the car will be positioned slightly behind the starting line, with a distance of 0.30mm between the front of the car and the starting line.

For every cone that is knocked down, including the gate cones, a penalty of 0.25 seconds will be added to the time.

Scatter shields must be made from at least 3mm Aluminium Alloy in order to provide sufficient protection against scattering particles or debris. A thicker shield is required to effectively block and absorb the impact of these particles, ensuring the safety of individuals or equipment behind the shield. A 3mm thickness is considered to be the minimum requirement for adequate protection.

To prevent the transfer of heat from the heat source to the panel, a heat resistant, conduction isolation material is required. The minimum thickness of this material should be 9mm. This thickness is necessary to ensure that the material effectively blocks the conduction of heat, providing insulation and protecting the panel from potential damage caused by excessive heat.

The correct answer is 80m. This suggests that the length of the acceleration course is 80 meters.