T-34 Tank Knowledge Quiz
T-34 Tank Knowledge Quiz
Test your knowledge about the legendary T-34 tank and its V-2 engine! This quiz covers various aspects of the T-34, from its engineering marvels to its operational features.
- Multiple-choice questions
- Explore technical specifications
- Learn interesting facts about the T-34 and its history
T-34 tank use V-2 engine. Which cylinder configuration was used in V-2 engine from T-34 tank:
V-8
V-12
Inline-6
V-2 engine is a 9 cylinder radial engine
Soviet V-2 tank engine is a:
Four-stroke gasoline engine
Two-stroke gasoline engine
Four-stroke Diesel engine
Two-stroke Diesel engine
Which camshaft system was used in V-2 engine?
Dual Overhead Camshaft (DOHC)
Single Overhead Camshaft (SOHC)
Overhead Valve (OHV)
Sidevalve (SV)
Which lubrication system was used in the V-2 engine?
Splash lubrication system
Forced lubrication system with dry sump
Forced lubrication system with wet sump
In the V-2 engine cylinder block, cylinder head and crankcase was made from:
Aluminium alloy
Cast iron
Cylinder head was made from aluminium alloy, cylinder block and crankcase was made from cast iron
Soviet V-2 engine is a:
Air-cooled engine
Water-cooled engine
Which connecting rod system was used in Soviet V-2 engine?
System 1' from drawing above
System 2' from drawing above (fork and blade rods)
System 3' from drawing above (master and slave rods)
Which injection system was used in V-2 engine?
Inline injection pump
Rotaty injection pump
System with unit injectors
Which governor type was used in the V-2 engine?
Constant-speed governor
Limiting-speed governor
Variable-speed governor
Which steering mechanism was used in the T-34 tank?
Clutch and brake with multidisc dry clutches
Clutch and brake with epicyclic gearing as clutches
Controlled differential
Double differential
Which type of clutch was used in the T-34 drivetrain as the main clutch?
Multidisc dry friction clutch
Multidisc wet friction clutch
Single disc dry clutch
In T-34 fluid coupling work as main clutch
The 4-speed gearbox of the T-34 tank (older gearbox) uses a:
Sliding mesh system
Constant mesh system
Synchromesh system
The 5-speed gerbox of the T-34 tank (newest gearbox) uses a:
Sliding mesh system
Constant mesh system
Synchromesh system
The T-34 tank uses:
Only manual turret traverse system
Manual and electric turret traverse system
Manual and hydraulic turret traverse system
In T-34 tank (T-34 as T-34-76):
Commander acting also as a gunner
Commanding acting also as a loader
Does every T-34-85 tank use a 3 man turret?
Yes, every T-34-85 tanks use 3 man turret
No, early T-34-85 still use 2 man turret
The T-34 tank uses DT machine guns as secondary weapons. DT is a:
Gas operated, belt fed machine gun
Gas operated, magazine fed machine gun
Short recoil operated, belt fed machine gun
The T-34 tank uses:
Christe suspension
Torsion bar suspension
Hortsmann suspension
Does T-34 have a brake pedal in the driver’s station?
Yes, T-34 use brake pedal
No, T-34 driver station don't be equipped with brake pedal
In the T-34 Model 42, the commander’s all around vision device is a:
Ordinary rotating periscope
Rotating reversible periscope (Gundlach periscope)
Panoramic periscope which work also as gunsight (vision device for all around view without head rotation)
In a T-34-85, the commander cupola has:
Only fixed vision slits
Fixed vision slits and rotating MK-4 periscope (Gundlach periscope)
Only fixed periscopes
Fixed periscopes and rotating MK-4 periscope (Gundlach periscope)
If a T-34 turns to the right and the engine has the same rpm during the turn as during forward ride, the left track (faster track) have:
Bigger speed than during forward ride
This same speed that during forward ride
During WWII does any T-34 variant use an articulated telescopic gunsight?
No, during WWII T-34 and T-34-85 tanks didn’t use an articulated telescopic gunsight
Yes, during WWII at least some T-34-85 tanks used an articulated telescopic gunsight
T-34 suspension uses:
Double pin continous tracks
Single pin continous tracks
Does the T-34 tank use any device for decreasing tiller force (tillers as steering mechanism levers)?
No, T-34 don't have any device for decreasing tiller force
Yes, in T-34 springs were used which decreased tiller force
In V-2 engine:
Left cylinder group has smaller displacement than right cylinder group
Left cylinder group has the same displacement as right cylinder group
Which voltage was used in T-34 electric devices?
12 volt
24 volt
Some devices use 12 volt, other devices use 24 volt
T-34 internal fuel tanks:
Was located only on the sides of the fighting compartment
Was located on the sides of the fighting compartment and inside the engine compartment
Was located only inside the engine compartment
T-34 tank final drives took the form of:
Epicyclic gear train
Spur gear
In the T-34 tank, the main ammo rack (main tank gun ammo) was located:
On fighting compartment floor
Inside sponsons
Inside driver compartment, on right side of driver station
V-2 engine uses an electric starter motor. Did the V-2 engine from a T-34 tank use an auxiliary start system?
Yes, V-2 engine from T-34 tank used a hand crank as an auxiliary engine start method
Yes, V-2 engine from T-34 tank used a pneumatic auxiliary start system
No, V-2 engine from T-34 tank didn't use an auxiliary start system
V-2 engine was mounted inside T-34 hull:
Longitudinally
Transversely
Do T-34 tanks have a belly hatch?
Yes, T-34 have a belly hatch
No, T-34 don't have a belly hatch
Do T-34 tanks have spring loaded hatches?
No, T-34 tanks don't have any spring loaded hatches
Yes, T-34 tanks have spring loaded hatches
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