II YEAR AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING AT AUTOMOTIVE CHASSIS QUESTION BANK UNIT I - LAYOUT, FRAME, FRONT AXLE AND STEERING SYSTEM
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1 II YEAR AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING AT AUTOMOTIVE CHASSIS QUESTION BANK UNIT I - LAYOUT, FRAME, FRONT AXLE AND STEERING SYSTEM 1. Write about the requirements of frame and selection of cross section for the frame members. (May / June 2012) 2. What is Slip angle? And list the factors influencing it. (May / June 2012) 3. What is over-steering and under steering? (Nov / Dec 2012) (May / June 2014) 4. What are the types of stub axles? (Nov / Dec 2012) 5. Name the types of front axles. (Nov / Dec 2013) 6. What is the condition for true rolling motion? (Nov / Dec 2013) 7. State the various loads acting on a chassis frame. (May / June 2014) 8. What is true rolling motion? (Nov / Dec 2014) 9. What is irreversible steering? Where it is preferred? (Nov / Dec 2014) 10. Draw a simple sketch of a ladder frame and state the functions of each member. 11. Compare integral body construction and chassis body construction. 12. What is meant by centre point steering? 13. Distinguish dead axle and live axle and Ackermann and Davis steering systems. 14. Sketch the layout of the power flow for a front engine and rear wheel drive vehicle and mark the main components. 15. Sketch the layout of the power flow for a front engine and front wheel drive vehicle and mark the main components. 16. Compare front engine and front wheel drive vehicle with front engine and rear wheel drive vehicle. 17. Why channel section with its web in vertical orientation is preferred for the side 18. member of ladder type frames? 19. Derive an equation for true rolling of all the wheels of a vehicle when it is steered. 20. Define camber and Caster. 1. Describe about types of chassis layout with reference to power plant location and drive with neat sketches. (May / June 2012) (May / June 2014) 2. A vehicle of m wheel base m front and rear wheel track and has its pivot centre m apart. If the inside lock angle is 40 deg calculate (i) Outside lock angle for true rolling (ii) Turning circle radius for outer front wheel and inner rear wheel. (May / June 2012)
2 3. Explain castor, camber and king-pin inclination with neat sketch. (Nov / Dec 2012) (May / June 2014) (Nov / Dec 2014) 4. (i) Explain the Davis steering mechanism with neat sketch. (ii) Discuss the different location for the power plant and drive in automobile. (Nov / Dec 2012) 5. (i) With neat diagram discuss about any two types of steering gears. (ii) Explain any one frame testing method followed in automobile industries. (Nov / Dec 2013) 6. (i) Explain the camber angle and its impact on tyre wear. Recommend a suitable arrangement to improve tyre life. (ii) Explain the conditions by which over steering and under steering takes place in vehicles. (Nov / Dec 2013) 7. (i) With suitable diagram explain Ackerman s steering geometry. (ii) Explain the construction and working principle of rack and pinion type steering gear box. (Nov / Dec 2014) 8. With neat sketch explain power assisted steering. (Nov / Dec 2014) UNIT II - DRIVE LINE, FINAL DRIVE AND DIFFERENTIAL 1. Compare Hotchkiss drive and torque tube drive. (May / June 2012) 2. Brief about types of final drive (May / June 2012) 3. What is the function of stabilizer rod in a vehicle? (Nov / Dec 2012) 4. Why torque tubes are more effective than solid rods in transmitting power? (Nov / Dec 2012) 5. Why universal joints are preferred for power transmission through propeller shaft? (Nov / Dec 2013) 6. Why differential locks essential for automobile? (Nov / Dec 2013) 7. Why propeller shaft is made as hollow? (May / June 2014) 8. State the need of final drive. (May / June 2014) 9. What are the functional reuirements of propeller shaft? (Nov / Dec 2014) 10. List the advantage and disadvantage of four wheel drive. (Nov / Dec 2014) 11. Define King pin inclination and write its importance. 12. Define Toe in and toe out and write its importance. 13. Sketch the layout of a 4 wheel drive vehicle and mention its important components. 14. List out the different types of frames used for passenger cars 15. Derive an equation for true rolling of all the wheels of a vehicle when it is steered. 16. Define Caster and write its importance. 17. Define camber and write its importance. 18. List out the various loads acting on vehicle frame.
3 19. Draw the sketches of Elliot and Reverse Elliot type of front axle. 20. Write the condition for true rolling motion of a vehicle. 21. What are the loads acting on front axle? 22. Write Chassis frame material. 1. Describe about double reduction and twin speed final drives with sketches. (May / June 2012) (Nov / Dec 2013) (May / June 2014) 2. (i) Discuss in detail about constant velocity universal joints with sketches. (ii) discuss about radius rods and stabilizer bar with respect ot mounting and functinos. (May / June 2012) (May / June 2014) (Nov / Dec 2014) 3. (i) Explain Hotchkiss drive with neat diagram (ii) Discuss the construction and working of multi-axle with neat sketches. (Nov / Dec 2012) (Nov / Dec 2013) 4. (i) Discuss the non-slip differential with diagram (ii) Explain the working principle of constant velocity joint. (Nov / Dec 2012) 5. Describe about Hotchkiss drive and Torque tube drive with sketches. (May / June 2014) 6. Explain the working principle of differential with neat sketch. (Nov / Dec 2014) UNIT III - REAR AXLES, WHEELS, RIMS AND TYRES 1. Distinguish between full floating and semi floating axles. (May / June 2012) 2. List the advantages of radial tyre over bias ply tyre. (May / June 2012) 3. Compare spoke wheel with disc wheel. (Nov / Dec 2012) 4. Sketch and name the parts in three-quarter floating axles. (Nov / Dec 2012) 5. Name the types of tyres used in vehicles. (Nov / Dec 2013) 6. What is meant by live axle and dead axle? (Nov / Dec 2013) (May / June 2014) 7. Compare radial tyre and bias ply tyre. (May / June 2014) 8. Sketch and name the parts of a cross ply tyre. (Nov / Dec 2014) 9. Name the loads acting on drive axle. (Nov / Dec 2014) 10. Write values of Camber, Caster, King pin inclination ant Toe in for any one vehicle. 11. Name and sketch the various types of sections for automobile frames. 12. What are the advantages of unitized vehicle body construction? 13. Write the various types of front axles. 14. Why propeller shafts are made hollow? 15. Write the application of constant velocity joints in an automobile. 16. What is a constant velocity universal joint?
4 17. Distinguish dead axle and live axle and Ackermann and Davis steering systems. 18. What are the types of constant velocity universal joint and state its application? 19. What is turning radius? What type of vehicle will have minimum turning radius? 20. Name the different types of gears used in the final drive of motor vehicles. 1. Explain about the construction and working of semi-floating, three-quarter floating and fully floating axles with neat sketches. (May / June 2012) (Nov / Dec 2012) (May / June 2014) (Nov / Dec 2014) 2. Discuss in detail about the different types of wheels and tires with respect to constuction, advantages and disadvantages. (May / June 2012) (May / June 2014) 3. Explain any two types of constructing wheel disc for light vehicles. (Nov / Dec 2012) 4. (i) Explain the radial ply tyre construction with neat diagram. Discuss its advantage and limitation. (ii) Discuss about the types of load acting on drive axles. (Nov / Dec 2012) 5. (i) With neat sketch discuss spoke wheels used in automobile. (ii) Explain the construction of tubeless tyres with neat sketch. (Nov / Dec 2013) 6. (i) With neat sketch explain the various parts in a front axle assembly. (ii) Explain the fully floating axle assembly with neat diagram. (Nov / Dec 2013) 7. (i) Explain any one type of constructing wheel rim for trucks with sketch. (ii) Discuss the constructional details of radial tyre. List down its advantages and disadvantages. (Nov / Dec 2014) UNIT IV - SUSPENSION SYSTEM 1. State the need of suspension system in a vehicle. (May / June 2012) (May / June 2014) 2. Compare coil spring and leaf spring with respect to suspension system. (May / June 2012) 3. What are the advantages of suspension system? (Nov / Dec 2012) 4. Compare rigid axles suspension with independent suspension. (Nov / Dec 2012) 5. Write down the properties of single leaf suspension system. (Nov / Dec 2013) 6. What are shock absorbers? How do they differ from coil spring suspension? (Nov / Dec 2013) 7. Write the advantages of coil spring over leaf spring with respect to suspension design. (May / June 2014) 8. Sketch and name the parts of a multi-leaf spring. (Nov / Dec 2014)
5 9. What is independent suspension? (Nov / Dec 2014) 10. Why two universal joints and a sliding joint required for a Hotchkiss drive system? 11. Sketch and briefly explain a Banjo type rear axle housing. 12. What do you mean by variable rate springs? Give two examples. 13. What is the need of shock absorbers in vehicles? 14. What is the necessity of spring shackle in a suspension system? 15. List the advantages of front independent suspension system. 16. What are parameters influencing the suspension characteristics of a vehicle? 17. List out the different types of suspension springs used for automobiles. 18. How a leaf spring system can be made into a variable rate spring? 19. Differentiate brakes and retarders. 20. List out the various factors affecting stopping distance of a vehicle during braking. 21. What are the different materials used for brake lining? 22. What is non slip differential? 1. Discuss in detail about types of suspension springs with neat sketches. (May / June 2012) 2. Explain about shock absorber with reference to construction, mounting and working. (May / June 2012) (Nov / Dec 2012) (Nov / Dec 2014) 3. Discuss arrangement and working of torsion bar with neat sketch. Give its application. (Nov / Dec 2012) (Nov / Dec 2014) 4. (i) Explain the coil spring constrution in suspension system. Discuss its advantages and limitation. (ii) Discuss the construction and characteristics of single leaf spring. (Nov / Dec 2012) 5. (i) Explain the hydro-elastic suspension with neat diagram. (ii) Sketch and explain front suspension system. (Nov / Dec 2013) (Nov / Dec 2014) 6. Explain any two types of independent suspension systems in rear axle. (ii) Discuss the construction of rubber suspension system. (Nov / Dec 2013) 7. Discuss in detail about multi leaf spring suspension system with neat sketch. (May / June 2014) 8. Explain about unequal wishbone suspension system with reference to construction, mounting and working. (May / June 2014) 9. Explain the pneumatically operated suspension system with neat sketch. (Nov / Dec 2014)
6 UNIT V - BRAKE SYSTEMS 1. What is mean by leading and trailing shoe in brake system? (May / June 2012) 2. Compare power assisted brake system and servo brake system (May / June 2012) 3. Define braking efficiency. (Nov / Dec 2012) (Nov / Dec 2013) 4. What are the advantage of hydraulic braking system? (Nov / Dec 2012) 5. What are the advantages of servo assisted brake compaed to other brakes? (Nov / Dec 2013) 6. What is meant by stopping distance. (May / June 2014) 7. Compare disc brake and drum brake. (May / June 2014) 8. Define stopping distance and time. (Nov / Dec 2014) 9. What are the advantages and disadvantages of drum brake. (Nov / Dec 2014) 10. What is stopping distance? What are the parameters influencing it? 11. What is meant by bleeding of hydraulic brake? 12. Differentiate brakes and retarders. 13. Sketch and briefly explain a Banjo type rear axle housing. 1. Explain about hydraulic brake system and its parts with neat sketches. (May / June 2012) (Nov / Dec 2013) (May / June 2014) 2. Write short notes on the following: (i) Anti-lock braking system (ii) Effect of weight transfer during braking. (May / June 2012) (May / June 2014) (Nov / Dec 2014) 3. (i) Discuss about the weight transfer while applying brake in vehicle. (ii) With neat sketch explain the construction detail of drum brake. (Nov / Dec 2012) (Nov / Dec 2013) 4. (i) Explain the mechanical braking system with its limitations. (ii) Discuss the servo braking system with neat diagram. (Nov / Dec 2012) (Nov / Dec 2014) 5. Explain the disc brake system. List its advantages over drum brake. (Nov / Dec 2013) (Nov / Dec 2014) 6. Explain the construction details of drum brakes. Also discuss about its working principle. (Nov / Dec 2014)
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