Training 26012019_2
Engineering Challenge Quiz
Test your knowledge and skills with our Engineering Challenge Quiz that encompasses various technical and theoretical aspects of engineering principles. Dive deep into questions ranging from electrical circuits to vehicle compliance standards, and measure your understanding of critical concepts.
Whether you are a student, a professional, or just an enthusiast,
- Challenge yourself with multiple choice and open-ended questions
- Get immediate feedback on your answers
- Learn while you test your knowledge!
How many power do you need to drive a current of 3A through a 10 kOhm resistor?
30 kW
45 kW
90 kW
Calculate the force in the rod S2
-34.856N
-69.712N
69.712N
-26.462N
26.462N
34.856N
52.923N
-52.923N
You obtained 25.53 points at the SkidPad, with a time of 5.22s. You have thrown 3 cones away. You know that the best team didn't throw a single cone. What was the time of the best team? (Two digits)
Which of the following dependencies are wrong?
Cos(x) = cos(x+π)
Sin(x) = cos(x)
Cos(180°-x) = -cos(x)
Sin(x+y) = sin(x) - cos(x)
The TSMS Socket of your car has a diameter of 23mm. How big in (mm^2) is the orange area at minimum. (2 digits after point)
What is wrong at this shutdown circuit?
Cockpit shutdown button missing
BOTS must be after inertia switch
TSMS is not last element
IMD is normally open type
Left shutdown is normally open type
Right shutdown is normally closed type
The motor of your EV vehicle contains 1.5l oil as coolant. Its catch can has a volume of 200ml. Is your vehicle rule compliant?
Yes
No, must use water as coolant
No, catch can volume is too low
The following image is showing the visualization of a damping coefficient of
D = 0
D ≤ -1
D ≥ 1
0 < D < 1
How many members per team are allowed to enter the dynamic area at one time?
A minimum of four and a maximum of six members
A maximum of three members
A maximum of four members.
A minimum of three and a maximum of five members
Calculate the total resistance in Ohm of the shown electrical circuit between point A and B if each ofthe shown resistors have a value of R = 2 Ohm. Round the answer to a tenth. (example: 1.2)
Which statement(s) regarding the tires is/are correct?
The tires must be fully visible from the side
All parts must be at least 75mm in all directions away from the tire size
There may be no components 75mm in front of and behind the front and the rear tires
The components must be removed only so far from the tire that the tires do not touch any parts when fully turned
A vertical cylinder with d = 10 cm inner diameter contains a gas. It is closed by a smoothly moving piston whose weight is counterbalanced by a counterweight. With an electric heater, a heat Q_in = 3kJ is introduced into the cylinder. The piston lifts by Δz12 = 3cm. The external pressure p_u is 1.01 bar. Determine the value of the volume change work (L_v12).
L_v12 = 23.8 J
L_v12 = -12.6 J
L_v12 = 28.4 J
L_v12 = -23.8 J
L_v12 = 12.6 J
What’s the maximum distance for a safe stop of the vehicle since the RES was triggered?
5 m
10 m
15 m
8 m
20 m
What kind of Circuit is this? ( R1=1k8 R2=3k6)
Unity Gain Buffer
Inverting Amplifier, Gain = 3
Non-inverting Amplifier, Gain = 3
Non-inverting Amplifier, Gain = 1,5
Integrator
What happens if your car weight 175.6 kg after AutoX and your official technical inspection weight was 169.7 kg?
Nothing
You recive a 20 point penalty
You recive a 80 point penalty
You recive a 100 point penalty
You recive a 120 point penalty
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