Scrutineering Quiz (Aditya) 3
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What is the max allowable deflection in side impact of the car ?
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20mm
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25mm
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20cm
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25cm
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Scrutineering Quiz (aditya) 3 assesses knowledge on vehicle safety regulations, including car number visibility, impact deflection, harness load, and material standards for safety components. Essential for learners in automotive engineering and safety compliance.
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Which of the following materials is acceptable as scatter shield for a chain with a maximum width of 38mm ?
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120mm wide, 2mm thick, steel
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100mm wide, 5mm thick, steel
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120mm wide, 3mm thick, steel
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120mm wide, 4mm thick, aluminum
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A. 120mm wide, 3mm thick, steelExplanation
The chain has a maximum width of 38mm, so it can fit within a scatter shield that is 120mm wide. The scatter shield also needs to be strong enough to protect the chain, so it should be made of steel rather than aluminum. Among the options given, the only one that meets both criteria is the scatter shield that is 120mm wide and 3mm thick, made of steel.Rate this question:
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What is the minimum radius a main hoop tube can be bent (measured at tube centerline) if the outside diameter is 20mm ?
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45mm
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78mm
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60mm
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100mm
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20mm
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A. 60mmExplanation
The minimum radius a main hoop tube can be bent is 60mm. This is because the outside diameter of the tube is 20mm, and the minimum radius of the bend should be at least three times the diameter of the tube. Therefore, 20mm x 3 = 60mm.Rate this question:
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What is the min. gap between heat source and the insulation panel for insulating against convection heat ?
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15mm
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20mm
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25mm
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50.8mm
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A. 25mmExplanation
The minimum gap between the heat source and the insulation panel for insulating against convection heat is 25mm. This is because a larger gap allows for better insulation and reduces the transfer of heat through convection. A smaller gap may not provide enough space for proper insulation, leading to heat transfer and reduced effectiveness of the insulation panel.Rate this question:
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What is the load applied on the shoulder harness attachment of the car when an alternative approach is used for the chassis?
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11.4 kN
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12.8 kN
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13.2 kN
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15.7kN
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If pneumatic shifter is left in the cost report ,which penalty will be applied ?
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Penalty A
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Penalty B
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Both
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No Penalty
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Depends on judge
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A. Penalty AExplanation
If the pneumatic shifter is left in the cost report, Penalty A will be applied.Rate this question:
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Min height of car number must be___
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2 inch
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4 inch
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6 inch
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8 inch
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A. 6 inchExplanation
The minimum height of the car number must be 6 inches. This is because car numbers need to be easily visible and legible from a distance, especially for law enforcement and identification purposes. A height of 6 inches ensures that the numbers are large enough to be seen clearly, even from a distance or in poor lighting conditions.Rate this question:
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What is the load applied on front bulkhead along x axis when alternative approach in chassis in frame is used ?
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0
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170kN
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7kN
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150kN
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Not fixed
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A. 150kNExplanation
The load applied on the front bulkhead along the x-axis when the alternative approach in chassis in frame is used is 150kN.Rate this question:
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When submitting the cost report, where do drawings and other supporting material go?
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Supporting material should not be submitted, just presented at the visual inspection
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In a separate file
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In the EBOM file next to the table describing the part
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The supporting material is included in the standard cost tables
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Only presented during presentation
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A. In a separate fileExplanation
Drawings and other supporting material should be submitted in a separate file when submitting the cost report.Rate this question:
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What is the min. rating for fire extinguisher which is acceptable at any FSAE event ?
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USA 1 A 10BE
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Europe 1A 10BC
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Australia 10BC
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Australia 20 BE
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USA 20 BE
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Europe 10 BE
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A. Australia 20 BEExplanation
The minimum rating for a fire extinguisher that is acceptable at any FSAE event is Australia 20 BE. This means that the fire extinguisher must have a minimum rating of 20 BC for flammable liquid fires and electrical fires. The higher the rating, the more effective the extinguisher is at putting out fires.Rate this question:
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