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This document contains a set of multiple choice questions about automobile suspension systems for a training batch on April 3, 2020. It tests knowledge on different types of suspension systems like leaf springs, coil springs, and torsion bars. Questions cover topics like the materials used in different components, types of axles, independent suspension systems, forces acting on vehicle suspension while in motion, and definitions of sprung and unsprung vehicle weight. Trainees are instructed to write their answers on paper and submit photos before 2 PM.
This document contains a set of multiple choice questions about automobile suspension systems for a training batch on April 3, 2020. It tests knowledge on different types of suspension systems like leaf springs, coil springs, and torsion bars. Questions cover topics like the materials used in different components, types of axles, independent suspension systems, forces acting on vehicle suspension while in motion, and definitions of sprung and unsprung vehicle weight. Trainees are instructed to write their answers on paper and submit photos before 2 PM.
This document contains a set of multiple choice questions about automobile suspension systems for a training batch on April 3, 2020. It tests knowledge on different types of suspension systems like leaf springs, coil springs, and torsion bars. Questions cover topics like the materials used in different components, types of axles, independent suspension systems, forces acting on vehicle suspension while in motion, and definitions of sprung and unsprung vehicle weight. Trainees are instructed to write their answers on paper and submit photos before 2 PM.
Trainer: Ravi Kumar Sharma SET-4 MCQ on Automobile Suspension System Questions ANSWERS NOTE: कागज पर जवाब दें और फोटो भेजें 2 बजे से पहले 1 Which of these were or are used in automobiles to provide suspension. a) Leaf springs b) Coil springs c) Torsion bars d) All of the mentioned 2 Which of these were or are used in automobiles to provide suspension. a) Leaf springs b) Coil springs c) Torsion bars d) All of the mentioned 3 Coil springs absorb shocks by (A) bending (B) twisting (C) compression (D) tension 4 The following is a type of leaf springs (A) three Quarter elliptic (B) semi elliptic (C) quarter elliptic (D) all of the above 5 The material used for making torsion bar is (A) Steel (B) Cast iron (C) High carbon steel (D) All of the above 6 The hackles are sort of (A) coupling (B) link (C) spring (D) none of the above 7 Spring shackles are used to join (A) chassis frame and spring (B) Spring and Axle (C) chassis frame and axle (D) all of the above 8 Drive (live) axles (A) are simply beams which supports the vehicle weight (B) are usually the front axles (C) contain differential (D) all of the above 9 Dead axles (A) are simply beams which supports the vehicle weight (B) are usually the rear axles (C) contain differential (D) all of the above 10 Telescopic shock observer consists of (A) One chamber (B) two chambers (C) three chamber (D) four chambers 11 The following is (are) the independent suspension system(s) (A) Wishbone Arm system (B) Trailing Link system (C) Sliding Pillar system (D) all of the above 12 The coil spring in used in (A) Wishbone Arm system (B) Trailing Link system (C) Sliding Pillar system (D) all of the above 13 While in motion, the vehicle suspension is subjected to (A) bouncing (B) pitching (C) rolling (D) all of the above 14 Sprung weight is (A) Weigh of vehicle minus unsprung weight (B) Weigh of chassis frame (C) Weight of wheels (D) Weight of wheels and axles 15 Un-sprung weight is (A) Weigh of vehicle (B) Weigh of chassis frame (C) Weight of wheels (D) Weight of wheels and axles