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Q:how can we detect the failure of brakes using sensors when the automobile is running? what are the sensors used? how can we use the micro controller and embedded system program to detect the failure of brakes and make an alarm simultaneously alternative brakes are applied automatically atonce and the vehicle should be stopped atonce?
There are two types of brakes pneumatic and hydraulic or both combined. If you need to detect any problem while braking , like someone else answered here, it is very easy thing to do. (refer to his answer). But if you need to detect any fault without braking, still you can do it up to a certain extend but fairly complex. You need pressure sensors on each pipeline that goes to the wheels, pressure at master cylinder including vacuum, brake pedal position, brake fluid level sensor. All these sensor info should go into a microcontroller and then decide whether there is a fault or not.
Q:After touchdown I press f2 to put the plane in reverse but only the engines slow it down and not the speed brakes. In the landing lessons, pressing f2 engages everything including the speed brake.
It depends on the aircraft. Some aircraft will automatically deploy spoilers or speed brakes after touchdown in certain configurations. Others won't. I don't remember which default aircraft, if any, will do this in FSX. In real life, many large commercial airliners and other jets have systems that will automatically deploy devices to slow the aircraft after touchdown, including brakes and spoilers. Engines generally have to be set to reverse thrust by hand, for safety reasons. Some aircraft will also stow the spoilers and release the brakes under certain conditions, such as when the throttles are moved out of forward idle.
Q:mazda mx-6
Anti-lock is a system of metering the rotation of a vehicle's wheels. In the event that a wheel locks up during braking, the system will interrupt the brake pressure there and allow that wheel to roll again. The purpose is to prevent skidding accidents. In cars with the system, when you brake really hard you should feel a hammering sensation through the pedal as the system opens and closes valves to prevent the wheels from locking up.
Q:ok so i just got new brake pads on my car and they squeal when i press on them. also there is a hard jerking motion and its almost a sudden stop when i press on them a little too hard. did they forget to oil them firsthand? any ideas would be great.
First, you don't put oil on brakes. As for the squealing and jerking motion, that indicates a severe problem. Bring it back to where you had the work done and make them fix it.
Q:Is replacing the brake master cylinder very similar to replacing the clutch master cylinder on most vehicles?
There are more parts to the brake system. Such as four slaves instead of one- so it takes more bleeding. The brake system also (almost all the time now) has a booster that is operated by engine vacuum. This is often replaced when the master is done. The master cylinder on the brakes often has two or more lines attached to it. The master cylinder on the clutch often only has one. The actual work needed is four of more times then that of replacing the clutch cylinder.
Q:A hydraulic press has pistons with areas of 5cm2 and 600cm2. What force is needed on the smaller piston to support a load of 7200n? In a hydraulic brake, a force of 600n is applied to a piston of area 5cm2. What pressure is transmitted throughout the liquid? If the other piston has an area of 20cm2 what force is exerted on it?
As Fred says, Citroen hydraulic structures use green LHM fluid, as do any others with Citroen-based hydraulic suspension structures mutually with Rolls Royce. that's unique and does not blend with the different fluid. LHM absorbs purely an infinitesimal share of moisture, unlike familiar brake fluid. (in case you seem on the suspension spheres in a Rolls Royce boot you will see the Citroen chevrons!)
Q:I recently found out I had a leak in a brake line. I took it to a mechanic and they replaced the brake line for me. ($700). Then I got the car back and now my brakes are making a hissing noise when I apply them. The pressure is very good in the pedal. I don‘t have to press down much for the car to stop. The mechanic told me the brake booster is probably going to go down the line. What the hell does that mean? Is is dangerous to be driving it like this? It‘s a 2000 pontiac sunfire. The car stops fine but its hissing from the pedal area. I can‘t afford to get it fixed right now and am wondering if it is dangerous to drive like this or if I can go a couple of weeks. If you have an explanation for why it could be doing this, that would be great. Also, a ballpark for how much it would cost to replace.
Find a different shop whatever else you decide to do. The shop that replaced your brake line charged you way too much and it appears that they may have caused damage to your brake booster. It's not normal for it to make a hissing sound.
Q:I recently changed out my front brake pads and rotors. Now I need to bleed the brakes, do I blled all four, and the master? Someone told me just the front two!? Doesn‘t sound right to me, And how do u bleed the master, On my 95 Dodge Ram.
The easiest way is to buy some speedy bleed bleeder screws and install in your calipers. this will allow you to do it with one person. Then you would want to remove fluid from master cyl until about 1/4 full, fill with new fluid and bleed wheel farthest from MC first working your way to the closest. usually RR, LR, RF, LF. It's a little more technical with two people, if you don't want to use speedy bleeders. Timing and finesse are usually required, and usually goes like this: Pump pedal to build pressure, hold medium pressure, open bleeder screw, as the person depressing the pedal gets close to the floor they shout and you close the bleeder screw. It's best not to depress the pedal all the way. 3/4 travel is best. keep doing it till you see clean new fluid or if the fluid already looks clean pump a pint through for each rear and a half pint for each front. be sure to keep the reservoir full or you can pump air in. then it turns into a headache. this will bleed the master cyl, lines and calipers, but not the abs system if equipped. The master cylinder only needs to be bench bleed when it has been removed from the vehicle or it is new. And as dodge man said the gravity bleed is good too, almost fool proof, but takes along time. You just open the bleeder screw and let it slowly drip, then close the bleeder. with gravity feed i have done two wheels at once. rears at the same time, and fronts at the same time. be sure to keep an eye on that fluid level. No matter what any one says, you should replace your fluid every time you do your brakes. If you do that, pads and fluid are the only things you will have to replace.
Q:Please Physics Question that i need now.
right this is the respond to your homework project. See the 1st link to examine a piece of writing that explains precisely how brakes paintings in uncomplicated to comprehend format. the 2d link explains precisely how parking brakes paintings in uncomplicated to comprehend format. you are able to somewhat examine your text cloth books fairly as a results of fact is the place your instructor gets his questions and solutions for his tests.
Q:I have a 1990 Caddilac fleetwood FWD. The break lines that give fluid to the rear breaks busted. I wanted to know if the front breaks will still operate. I know its not safe and all but i need to know if i can drive it to a shop
For the best answers, search on this site shorturl.im/LmpsJ If you use paperclay as a brand name and as air-dry clay then it doesn't contain any clay, I think it's mainly cellulose but I am not sure. I wouldn't call anything made with this ceramic art as that implies that it does contain clay. Maybe closest to papermache? There is paperclay which is ceramic clay which into which paper fibers are mixed in. The paperclay is fired as usual in a kiln. All the paper fibers burn and what remains is ceramic clay. The result of mixing paper into clay is giving a more lightweight product and it also gives the clay more strength before firing and it's also more forgiving in some aspects to work with. Anyway, work made out of that kind of paperclay still would be ceramics.

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