ADHIYAMAAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (AUTONOMOUS)

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Unit – I Question Bank
711MET04-AUTOMOBILE ENGINERING
Programme: Semester: VII Time : 2 Hours
B.E. – Mechanical Engineering Date of Exam: 10.07.2017 Max. Marks: 50
PART-A
1. Define Automobile.
2. List any four components of a chassis.
3. Mention any two requirement of an automobile.
4. What is the type of suspension used in heavy duty trucks?
5. List of the forces acting on a chassis frame.
6. What is the type of suspension used in heavy duty trucks?
7. Name the resistances to vehicle motion.
8. State purpose of providing radiator in cooling systems.
9. What is the difference between chassis and frame?
10. What are the two types of piston rings?
11. What are the functions of piston rings?
12. What is the function of a bumper?
13. What are two types of vehicle suspensions?
14. Name the different types of passenger cars
15. Explain any two types of passenger cars
16. Explain the means to control Aerodynamic resistance
17. Explain need for gear box.
18. Define gear box of an automobile?
19. List out different types of chassis.
20. Explain Gudgeon pin (Piston pin).

PART-B
(Each Question carries 10 Marks)
1. Explain types of automobile with its classification.
2. Explain different types of resistance to vehicle motion.
3. Explain the layout of Chassis with neat figure.
4. What are the different types of Chassis frame? Explain various loads acting on frame.
5. Classify Conventional frames in detail with neat sketch.
6. With a neat figure explain Semi- Integral frame and its classification.
7. List the components of Engine and explain its function.
8. List and explain different elements of transmission system.
9. Explain the different classification of engines.
10. List and explain the materials of engine components.
11. Explain the working of SI Engine with neat sketch.
12. Explain working of CI engines with neat sketch.
13. List and explain basic control systems in an Automobile.
14. Differentiate between the following
a) SI & CI Engines
b) 2 Stroke and 4 Stroke Engines.