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FSG Challenge Quiz

Test your knowledge and skills in the fascinating world of Formula Student Engineering (FSG) with our comprehensive quiz! This quiz covers a range of topics from physics to engineering design principles.

Engage with questions on:

  • Acceleration Events
  • Energy Calculations
  • Electrical Fundamentals
  • Mechanical Systems
  • Capacitance and Circuit Analysis
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by InnovativeEngineer245
1) During Acceleration event in FSG, a car is travelling with a speed of 99km/h when a bolt holding the right side of the front wing suddenly brakes. A part of it is launched parallel to the ground with velocity of 126km/h and hits the center of the finish line cone. Calculate the distance of the car from the finish line. Round the solution to 2 decimals.
Given:
Cone’s height: 505mm
Height of the bolt from the ground: h = 40cm
Chassis cross section: 350mm
g = 9.81 m/s2
2) In the table below there are data collected from the 3 teams that finished Endurance. Calculate the used energy [kWh] of the team that finished second. Round to 3 decimals.
Team
Uncorrected Elapsed Time
(s)
DOO Off
Course
Efficiency Factor
TU München 1508.39 5 0 8959896,66
UAS Sankt
Augustin
1626.36 15 0 15182568,9
TU Wien 1646.04 0 1 11777969,1
 
3. A 220V, 5.2kW series DC motor is coupled to a fan. The armature coil resistance is 0.6Ω and the stator winding resistance is 0.4Ω. The motor draws 25A when driving the fan at 300 RPM. Calculate the efficiency (%) of the motor. Give your answer with 2 decimals
4. Calculate the output voltage Vo corresponding to the binary input: 0110
  • VR = 10V
  • R = 12 kΩ
  • RF = 6 kΩ
Give your answer with 3 decimals.
5. Consider a capacitor consisting of two parallel conductive plates in parallel. Each conductive plate has a width w of 0.1 m and length of 0.5 m. The distance d between the two plates is 0.1 m. The relative permeability of the dielectric εr is 1. Given that the permittivity of free space εo is 8.854 x 10-12 F.m-1:
  1. Determine the capacitance of this device.
  2. If the overlap of the plates is reduced by moving one plate horizontally a distance x of 50 mm, determine the new value of capacitance.
Give your answers in pF rounded to 3 decimals using the format: a b 
6. Our lifting machine consists of a motor, a gearbox with efficiency of 72% and a gear ratio equal to 6 and a shaft of 120mm diameter with a rope around it. In order to lift an object of 130kg the motor rotates with 420 rpm. Calculate the velocity of the object as it’s moving upwards as well as the torque of the motor.
Give your answers rounded to 2 decimals using the format: a b
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7. A thermal engine consists of two Carnot engines M1 and M2 with the cold container of the one being the hot container of the other. If T1 = 1000K and T3 = 300K calculate the efficiency (in %) of this complex thermal engine.
Give your answer with 1 decimal.
Choose the sentences which are correct:
A. Scatter shields covering metallic chains must be made from 3 mm aluminum alloy 6061-T6.
B. Driver’s harness manufactured in October 2020 can be used in FSG in August of 2022.
C. An electromechanical relay can be used as Brake Over Travel Switch in cooperation with brake pressure sensors.
D. It is possible for the front wing endplates to extrude vertically below the front wing’s plane even if they come in contact with the track.
E. During technical inspection the air tightness of the intake system will be tested by closing off the inlet after which the engine must stall.
F. A team’s car passed mechanical inspection and the head of suspension is excited to see on track his great design idea which achieves only 40mm wheel travel.
G. Brake lines can be made from reinforced rubber.
H. Indicators with safe state illuminated must light up only if they detect an error.
I. During Engineering Design event a team can open its TSAC to demonstrate its assembly.
J. A team changing even a single element in its CRD before presenting it to the judges will be penalized.
9. In physics, geosynchronous orbit is called the orbit for which a satellite stays over the exact same place on earth. Given that:
  • Constant of gravity G = 6.67 × 10-11 N×m2/kg2
  • Earth’s mass: ME = 5.97 × 1024 kg
  • Earth’s radius: R = 6.37 × 106 m
Calculate the distance of the satellite from the surface of the earth in order to be in that orbit. Give your answer with 2 decimals and as a product of 107 .
10. A strain gauge bridge has a strain gauge of resistance R = 200 Ω and a gauge factor G of 1.9. R2, R3 and R4 are fixed resistors also rated at 200 Ω. The strain gauge is bonded to an object to detect movement. It experiences a tensile strain of 400 microstrain (με) due to the displacement of the object.
  1. Determine the change in resistance ∆R [Ω] of the strain gauge. (3 decimals)
  2. Also, if the input voltage Vi is 4V then determine the change in output voltage ∆Vo [mV]. (2 decimals)
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