Trivia
Pneumatics
Energy
Sensorics
Engines
100

Who was the first person to come up with this formula?

E=mc2


100

What is pressure?

The force applied perpendicular to the surface of an object per unit area over which that force is distributed.

100

Name at least 1 renewable energy source.

Water, wind, Sun,...

100

What's the general range of an inductive sensor?

0.8-10mm.

100

Name at least 2 fuel sources that engines run on.

Diesel, petrol and gas.

200

Who invented the induction motor?

Nikola Tesla.

200

What's the name of this Greek letter?


Sigma.

200

Connect true statements with the corresponding letters. 

1) Potential energy stored in magnetic fields__ 

2) Potential energy stored in electric fields __

3) Potential energy stored in gravitational fields __

a) Electric energy

b) Gravitational energy

c) Magnetic energy


1) c

2) a

3) b

200

Which metals does the inductive sensor detect?

All metals.

200

How does a diesel engine work?

This engine uses compression rather than a spark to ignite the fuel mixture.

300

What's the voltage supply around Europe (range)?

220-240V.

300

What's the ideal gas equation/law?

PV=mRT

300

What law represents this equation?

E= Q - W

1st law of thermodynamics.

300

Which is the most common color used in optical sensors?

Red color.

300

What's the purpose of a crankshaft?

This part rotates in the lower part of the engine block and is connected to the pistons by the connecting rods.

400

Name all basic codes a computer uses.

Binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal code.

400

How can you control a 3/2 distributor?

Mechanically, electrically, pneumatically, and manually.

400

Explain the difference between kinetic and potential energy.

In the example of a golf ball:

When you hit a golf ball, it moves up to a certain length and goes to a rest point. Here hitting the golf ball provides kinetic energy, and when it returns to the rest point, it experiences potential energy.

400

     What's the name of this sensor?

Reed sensor.

400

What's the purpose of a fuel rail?

Its purpose is to distribute fuel into injectors equally.

500

What is the material of the future?

Titanium.

500

     Does this pneumatic assembly work and why?

It does not work, because there is no air going to a 5/2 distributor so the cylinder will not move. All other components are there to confuse you.

500

Which type of electromagnetic wave has the longest wavelength?

Radio waves.

500

The first mouse ever invented used what as a sensor that detected movement?

Rolling ball.

500

How does a supercharger work?

Superchargers increase intake by compressing air above atmospheric pressure without creating a vacuum.