1. A properly specified truck will accommodate operational requirements and conform to regulations while maximizing payload and minimizing costs.
2. Key factors to consider when specifying a truck include intended use, payload, emissions standards, safety requirements, maintenance needs, and expected service life.
3. Incorrectly specified trucks can result in poor performance, excessive costs, and legal non-compliance due to not fully understanding application needs and regulations.
1. A properly specified truck will accommodate operational requirements and conform to regulations while maximizing payload and minimizing costs.
2. Key factors to consider when specifying a truck include intended use, payload, emissions standards, safety requirements, maintenance needs, and expected service life.
3. Incorrectly specified trucks can result in poor performance, excessive costs, and legal non-compliance due to not fully understanding application needs and regulations.
1. A properly specified truck will accommodate operational requirements and conform to regulations while maximizing payload and minimizing costs.
2. Key factors to consider when specifying a truck include intended use, payload, emissions standards, safety requirements, maintenance needs, and expected service life.
3. Incorrectly specified trucks can result in poor performance, excessive costs, and legal non-compliance due to not fully understanding application needs and regulations.
General vehicle worktruck Greatest variable weight German Volkswagen Gross vehicle weight 2. In the trucking industry there is only one option to buying a vehicle. False 3. What is a incomplete vehicle? Missing power train and cannot be shipped Sent in to another company to finish in installing the body or equipment missing floor mats Missing the wheels and cannot be shipped 4. What is the purpose of a Float truck? can transport various loads, that may have width and high restrictions very low so if anything falls of it is close to the ground and will not break Only hauls heavy equipment designed to transport vehicles on wheels 5. Why is it called a dump truck? only used on the high because it is used to carry things to the dump It can be used to carry anything that can be dumped out never used on the highway 6. when you buy a incomplete vehicle. the manufacturer GVW cannot be changed. False 7. why would tire size have any affect on the final ratio? The size of the tire will change the rolling distance The tire rolling distance will have no effect on final drive ratio Neither A or B Both A and B 8. Will engine HP have any effect on the vehicle you are buying depending on the size and use of the vehicle, It may require a larger Motor, I should really buy a gas engine as it has better emissions as long as it is a diesel engine it will have the torque to pull my vehicle Electric vehicles will never be strong enough to pull transport trucks from coast to coast 9. Why would frame height have any importance Frame design will not change the height the of the deck different depths of frames could change finished height Both A and B all of the above 10. On page 24 of the PDF document, What are you calculating in figure 3.1 Kenworth body builder manual PDF/ found in the links in our shell Length of the vehicle turning radius number of axles all of the above Quiz 2 1. Department of Transport (DOT) is the US agency that insures North America has the world most: All of the above 2. A properly design truck shall: Accommodate operational requirements Make operation conform to the truck A and B None of the above 3. Ministry of Environments (MOE) responsible for transportation system: All of the above 4. Transport Canada is responsible for: All of the above 5. Specifications are generally divided in to categories of: a and b 6. Vehicles Build and sold in to Canadian Market must comply with: a and c 7. Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA) mission is to: all of the above 8. A person who writes specification for the purchase of the trucks must be fully familiar with regulations pertaining to: all of the above 9. Highway Traffic Act (HTA) is the Ontario act which regulates: all of the above 10. The National Safety Code (NSC) was established for Motor Carriers as: All of the above 11. To successfully spec out vehicle for the job that will produce positive results a spec writer must fully understand: all of the above 12. Technical specification express the level of performance of the individual units subdivided in to: all of the above 13. A payload being the most important consideration when specing out a truck additional factors must be considered such as: all of the above 14. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is responsible for all pollution issues including transportation sector by: all of the above 15. Vehicle manufacturers are in business to produce vehicles that meet: All of the above 16. Vehicle specification should be defined by the: a and b 17. California Air Resources Board (CARB) was established to regulate emissions in California. Some Other States have adapted CARB standard over EPA. The manufacturers of motor vehicles based on the market can chose to comply with: Both EPA and CARB Standards 18. A day to day real world in use information can be obtained by talking to the: A and B 19. International Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) is the world organization composed of Thousands of Engineers that produce: all of the above 20. Typically Trucks or Busses are produced in stages by various manufacturers which must be registered with Transport Canada either as: all of the above 21. All of the vehicles specified for production or imported in to Canada must comply with: a and b 22. To spec a truck for the application one must fully understand: all of the above 23. Incorrectly spec"ed truck will result in: all of the above 24. A Definition of Specification is: all of the above 25. Technology and Maintenance Council (TMC) is the organization that: a and b Quiz 3. 1. In class this week we discussed different types of truck and trailer designs. What was some of the advantages of a flat bed design. hard to load different loads Able to carry various pay loads of different weights and sizes with loading easy Had good protection from the elements all of the above 2. What was some of the advantages of the covered trailer or truck design. I said that this design may have removeable sides. some weather protection fork lifts in some case could not be used crane were the best type of device to unload this type All of the above 3. I said that some of the flat deck trucks and trailer had cranes to unload or load the truck. This type would not require PTO options This type would have hydraulic to power the crane crane would have its own motor source crane only works when it is plugged 4. what was some of the advantages of an open sided van type. easier to unload the front of the unit first lighter than other fully enclosed type van type lighter in design, which could mean better fuel economy and or more pay load because of the reduction of trailer weight All of the above 5. what were some of the options for a fully enclosed van type units. could be temperature controlled warm or cold could have very light floor designs that could not support a forklift able to keep good dry all of the above 6. On propane trucks and trailers which of these are true. Plaque cards are used to identify the company carry liquid cargo under pressure carry product in the gas form product was drained off and on these units 7. bulk fluid tankers require. vented vapours while filling or emptying to the atmosphere bulk heads to stop the product from moving usually only have one compartment required plaque cards to identify the company hauling the liquid 8. bulk tanker units required safety devices. hand rail on top of the unit for operator safe static cables to increase static while filling never filled from the bottom because the operator has no way to see how much is in the tank none of the above 9. Dry bulk units can be empty by gravity. False 10. Boom truck units can be in various forms. bucket type concrete pump truck block truck design all of the above Quiz 4. 1. what is meant by lugging a engine? operation at to high of RPM operating below the torque band of a engine. operating below peek HP all of the above 2. Does our highway regulations apply to of road situations, where a vehicle register to drive on the highway could be carrying more than the legal limit. They can never carry over the legal limit even off road There are no regulations to what they can carry while off road but this will effect the life cycle of the vehicle Both Neither 3. What are the effect on a motor if operated below the torque band of a engine to long. heat damage burnt pistons damaged fiction bearing. all of the above 4. Which frame do you think would be stronger. a single frame or a double frame configuration. both can have the same strength double will always be stronger single will always break more cross members neither triple is the best 5. On the video I supplied that shows me with a engine on a engine dyno. at what RPM does this engine produce the highest torque. 1900 800 1150 1750 6. What are examples of shock loading? Tire getting good traction while spinning Sudden wheel speed variations because of driving conditions load shifts all of the above 7. What did I say was the relationship between the HP and torque was called. torque rise HP rating Torque rating all the above 8. In the example Gross combined vehicle weight, what option would be considered for that type of vehicle. Engine torque lower differential ratios drivetrains with possibly two transmission cases all of the above 9. What are 2 areas that will reflected on the life cycle of a vehicle. design use neither both A and B 10. How could we maintain the normal life cycle of a engine? schedule oil changes schedule repair cycles neither A or B Both A and B