The transfer of energy
Components, oh my!
Oh the pressure!
The specifics!
Valve time!
100
This creates the heat and energy transfer in a braking system.
What is friction?
100
This component, in a drum brake system, generates mechanical force using hydraulic pressure?
What is a wheel cylinder?
100
The formula used when trying to calculate the forced generated with a said pressure.
What is Force is equal to Force times Area?
100
The type of parking brake that is mounted between the transmission and front differential.
What is a driveline parking brake?
100
The valve that will warn the operator that we have lost either the rear or forward braking systems.
What is the differential pressure valve?
200
The principle refers to the creation of heat when two objects move against each other.
What is Kinetic friction?
200
This type of caliper has pistons on both sides.
What is a fixed caliper?
200
The result in pressure if we use a smaller piston surface area in a master cylinder.
What is a higher pressure?
200
The type of braking system utilizes a primary and secondary shoe.
What is Duo-servo?
200
The name of the valve that houses all valves in one.
What is the combination valve?
300
The three types of heat transfer are used in the braking system.
What is conduction, convection, and radiation?
300
The final reactionary part that force is transferred into, in drum brake system, before into the axle.
What is the backing plate?
300
The valve/poppet position of a vacuum booster in the applied position.
What is vacuum closed and atmospheric open?
300
These ratings of brake fluid are glycol based.
What is DOT 3, 4 and 5.1?
300
The valve that helps the rear brakes start to apply before the front brakes and at this pressure.
What is the metering valve and 130-135 psi?
400
The principle does parking brakes take advantage of.
What is static friction?
400
The type of hydraulic over hydraulic booster utilizes an electric over hydraulic pump as a backup.
What is Hydro-Max?
400
In a hydraulic parking brake system, this phrase best describes the action of how the park brake is applied and released.
What is Hydraulicly released, spring applied?
400
This characteristic of DOT 5 fluid would we be most worried about when it comes to everyday brake systems.
What is it is NOT hygroscopic?
400
This valve utilizes the term split point to reduce braking pressure.
What is the Proportioning valve?
500
The coefficient of friction of a 150lb concrete block pulled along a Persian rug if it takes 450lb of force to pull said block.
What is 3?
500
The order of seals in a dual piston master cylinder starting at the input side?
What is primary piston secondary cup, primary piston primary cup, system cup seal, secondary piston secondary cup, and secondary piston primary cup?
500
If a hydro-boost hydraulic booster is in a full hard brake application, the flow we will see at the three ports on the booster.
What is zero to reservoir, zero to steering gear, full/all from pump?
500
This component in a hydro-max hydraulic booster causes the EH pump to activate.
What is the flow switch?
500
This valve is used to retain 12-15 psi in a braking system but we can use this instead of this valve.
What is the residual check valve and cup expanders?