Alberta Air Brake Test 08

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Alberta Air Brake Test 08

1 / 30

When does a loose air tank cause a failure?

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What happens when the clevis completely separates?

3 / 30

The CVSA standards require at least how much lining thickness?

4 / 30

If there are system failures that affect braking ability, what needs to happen?

5 / 30

What causes the cracks in the brake drums to widen, and eventually the drum comes apart?

6 / 30

What is the major issue of a kinked air line?

7 / 30

To check the governor, the cut out should be at what rpm?

8 / 30

What would you have to do to confirm that the brake chamber is securely installed?

9 / 30

What can foundation brake component failures can result in?

10 / 30

During a vehicle inspection, how do you confirm that the air tanks are securely mounted?

11 / 30

What causes the clevis pins to work their way out?

12 / 30

What happens when there is brake lining failure?

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What does the system leaks procedure check for?

14 / 30

What are cracked brake drums caused by?

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What causes hose bulges within the air lines?

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What does the phrase 'cammed over' refer to?

17 / 30

Why should you not mix air line fittings?

18 / 30

What causes chaffed air lines?

19 / 30

What is the only air line not filled during this air systems leaks procedure?

20 / 30

To check the air compressor, run the engine at 1200 rpm and stop the timing when the air pressure is at what rpm?

21 / 30

Which of the following is not included in the air supply circuit inspection?

22 / 30

Within the commercial vehicle industry, what does CVSA refer to?

23 / 30

If there are any corrosion or damage seen in brake chambers or clamp rings, who is qualified to repair it?

24 / 30

To check the air compressor, run the engine at 1200 rpm, the low-pressure warning should go out at what rpm?

25 / 30

Air system failures are sometimes dealt with by blocking off the air lines that supply the failed component. Is this acceptable?

26 / 30

To check the air compressor, run the engine at 1200 rpm, then start timing when the air pressure is at what rpm?

27 / 30

What happens after a plastic air line is kinked?

28 / 30

Can loose brake chambers still apply some application force to the foundation brakes?

29 / 30

What is the maximum air pressure leakage allowable during the air systems leaks procedure?

30 / 30

With regard to brake lining, what causes oil saturation?

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