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The master cylinder uses hydraulic pressure to transmit brake force to the brake calipers or wheel cylinders. It contains pistons that pressurize brake fluid when the brake pedal is depressed, activating the brakes via Pascal's law. Brakes are considered failed if they exhibit fluid leakage or piston failure. Front brakes wear out faster than rear brakes due to the majority of braking force being applied to the front wheels. Disk brakes are preferred over drum brakes because they dissipate heat more efficiently.

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Aspect Ratio Tyre Tyre's Tyre: The Ofa Describes The Height of A Sidewall As A Percentage of The Width of The - (

The master cylinder uses hydraulic pressure to transmit brake force to the brake calipers or wheel cylinders. It contains pistons that pressurize brake fluid when the brake pedal is depressed, activating the brakes via Pascal's law. Brakes are considered failed if they exhibit fluid leakage or piston failure. Front brakes wear out faster than rear brakes due to the majority of braking force being applied to the front wheels. Disk brakes are preferred over drum brakes because they dissipate heat more efficiently.

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1.

Explain the functioning of master cylinder

2.what is aspect ratio

Ans: The aspect ratio of a tyre describes the height of a tyre's sidewall as a percentage of the
width of the tyre.

( P215/65 R15 tire, the 65 means that the height is equal to 65% of the tire's width.)

3.What is the principle involved in hydraulic brakes?

Hydraulic brake works on the principle of pascals law

4.When do we say that brake is failure?

Ans: there might be lekage of brake fluid or there may be failure in the piston.

5.Which brakes wear out faster??

Ans: front because when brakes are applied weight distribution is (60 -40)

6.Why disk is preffered over drum ?

In disk brakes during summer heat is easily radiated out to the atmosphere

7.different types of master cylinders?

Single piston and dual piston

8.function of dual piston master cylinder?

If one fails the other works

9.which type of braking system is effective?

Parallel or diagonal (see the explaination)

10.what is ABS?

Antilock braking system it does not hold the drum tightly so that the car can simultaneously take turn.

11.Differences between floor mounted and top mounted which one is compatible

Ans: see the explanation

12.

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