Rules Quiz 1
Technical Knowledge Assessment Quiz
Test your knowledge on various engineering and technical concepts with our comprehensive quiz. Dive into topics including accumulator design, aerodynamic regulations, and electrical circuits.
Whether you are preparing for a competition or just want to challenge yourself, this quiz is designed for:
- Engineers
- Students
- Technical enthusiasts
An accumulator container consists of 8 stacks connected in series. Each stack has a 11s4p configuration. The maximum cell voltage is 4.2V, the nominal voltage is 3.8V and the minimum cell voltage is 3.2V while the nominal capacity of each cell is 8Ah. The delay time of the second air is 2800ms and the input capacitance is 800uF. What is the maximum value of the precharge resistance that can be connected in series?
1.2482 kOhm
1.6522 kOhm
1.5682 kOhm
1.4342kOhm
No resistance. Just use a jumper.
What is the maximum vertical distance allowed between the lowest part of the front hoop and the lowest part of the diagonal bracing in the front bulkhead support?
40mm
100mm
50mm
0mm
60mm
The ESF and IAD submission deadline is at April 30, the design event submission deadline at May 15 and the cost event submission deadline at June 1st. A team submits everything within the competition deadlines except of the followings; ESF(May 6), IAD (May 2), Design Report (May 18), Cost Report( June 9). Which of the following are true?
The penalty for the Design event is 30 points.
The team will be removed from the cost event.
The team will be removed from the design event.
The sum of the penalties is 160 points.
The sum of the penalties is 180 points.
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What is the total resistance in Ohm of the shown electrical circuit between point A and B if each of the shown resistors have a value of 1.5Ω.1.3Ω
1.6Ω
1.1Ω
1.5Ω
What is the calculated outside diameter D of a closed section steel tube used for the main hoop with a minimal thickness allowed by the FS rules and an area moment of inertia of l=11320mm^4 if the inner diameter d=25mm?
27mm
28.1mm
29.5mm
26.6mm
28.8mm
Which of the following statements about Accumulator containers are true?
The Accumulator Isolation Relays (AIRs) and the main fuse must be separated with an electrically insulated and fireproof material to UL94-V0 from the rest of the accumulator, or maintain the proper spacing through air.
Every wire used in an accumulator container, except those that are part of the GLVS, must be rated to the maximum system tractive voltage.
The external vertical walls must be constructed of steel 0.035inch thick, or aluminum 0.09inch thick.
Sections containing more than 26.5lbs, must have a minimum of 3 fasteners connecting any two vertical walls.
Each attachment point of a composite monocoque accumulator container, requires steel backing plates with a minimum thickness of 1mm.
The voltage indicator of an accumulator container with max TS voltage of 126Volts and nominal TS voltage of 114Volts, must illuminate whenever a voltage greater than 57Volts is present at the Vehicle side of the AIRs
Which of the following statements, regarding aerodynamic devices are false?
All aerodynamic devices in front of the front axle and extending further outboard than the most inboard point of the front tire/wheel must be higher than 250mm from the ground
All aerodynamic devices higher than 500mm from the ground, must not extend outboard of the most inboard point of the rear wheel/tire.
Any aerodynamic device must be able to withstand a force of 30N applied in any direction at any point and not deflect more than 25mm.
All forward facing edges of aerodynamic devices that could contact a pedestrian must have a minimum radius of 5mm for all vertical edges and 3mm for all horizontal edges
A team missed the initial deadline for a document of group A and submitted this 47hours after the deadline. After that the team got an official request to make a correction of this document and missed the given deadline of 168 hours and upload the revised version 78 hours too late. What total penalty will the team receive for the submission of this document?
50 points
45 points
25 points
40 points
During the Skid-Pad event, a team run only one heat. At the first run, the right lap time was 5,672 seconds and the left lap time was 5,591 seconds, whilst the car knocked down 1 cone. At the second run, the right lap time was 5,602 seconds and the left lap time was 5,523 seconds, whilst the car knocked down 2 cones. The lowest corrected average time recorded at the competition was 5,562 seconds. What is the final score of the team at the Skid-Pad event.
DNF
61,768 points
3,5 points
62,982 points
58,303 points
60,471 points
m1 = 1kg, m2 = 3kg, v1 = 10m/s,
c = 0.44 N/mm
2.5m/s & 0.15s
2.25m/s & 0.2s
2.75ms & 0.3s
2.25m/s & 0.8s
2.75ms & 0.3s
2.65m/s & 0.15s
The firewall must extend sufficiently far upwards and/or rearwards such that any point
Less than 120 mm above the bottom of the helmet of the tallest driver, is not in direct line of sight with the components of the liquid cooling systems, the low voltage battery and any high voltage system
Less than 150 mm above the bottom of the helmet of the tallest driver, is not in direct line of sight with the components of the liquid cooling systems, the low voltage battery and any high voltage system
Less than 100 mm above the bottom of the helmet of the tallest driver, is not in direct line of sight with the components of the liquid cooling systems, the low voltage battery and any high voltage system
Less than 200 mm above the bottom of the helmet of the tallest driver, is not in direct line of sight with the components of the liquid cooling systems, the low voltage battery and any high voltage system
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