Automotive Engineering I |
Time 2 hrs. |
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1- Answer only 4 of the requirements in each of the questions 1-A and 1-B. In case there are more than 4 answers and you don’t indicate what your choices are, the first four answers will be marked.
A) What are the differences between?
a- Work and torque.
i) ii)
b- Manual gearbox and torque converter.
i) ii)
c- Manual gearbox and planetary gearbox.
i) ii)
d- Universal joints and constant velocity (CV) joints.
i) ii)
e- Semi floating axle and fully floating axle.
i) ii)
B- What are the parameters which contribute to INCREASE in the following?
a- Engine Torque (Te):
i) ii)
b- Car tractive effort (TE):
i) ii)
c- Car speed (v):
i) ii)
d- Air resistance (AR):
i) ii)
e- Rolling resistance (RR):
i) ii)
2- A) Complete the following table:
Part |
Job |
Types |
Gear box |
1- |
1- |
2- |
2- |
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Drive axle |
1- |
1- |
2- |
2- |
B) Find:
i) the tire radius if the size marking on the tire is 225/65R16 97W SP SPORT 270
ii) the speed of output shaft [the carrier (c)]of planetary gearbox.
The annulus (ring) gear (a) is the input shaft and the sun gear (s) is the fixed shaft.
The number of gears teeth are a = 100, s = 40. The input shaft speed is 2800 rpm.
3- The figure shows an arrangement of gearwheels. The input shaft runs at 2000 rpm with an input torque (Tin) of 175 N.m. The efficiency of the gearing is 90%. Calculate:
a) the gearbox reduction ratio (ig)
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b) the output torque (Tout).
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c) the input power (Pin)
d) the car speed (v) if the back axle ratio is 4.32 and final reduction efficiency is 80% and the tire radius (Rw) is 0.38 m
e) the car tractive effort (TE).
4- A car having the following characteristics:
- engine develops its maximum power at 6000 rpm.
- car mass (m) of 1200 kg.
- car frontal area (Af) 2.4 m2
- car coefficient of air resistance (0.4).
- car rolling radius (Rw) 0.36 m
- coefficient of wheel rolling resistance (fr) is 0.02
and the air density (r) is 1.2 kg/m3
a) Find the car air resistance (AR) at a car speed (v) of 180 km/h.
b) the rolling resistance (RR) at the same car speed.
c) the car tractive effort (TE) if the car maximum speed on the direct drive is 180 km/h
e) the back axle ratio of the car (if).
f) the car maximum power (Pmax).