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1.1. Conversion of Vehicle Weight
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- 1.
If a vehicle weighs 30,000 kg, how many tons does it weigh?
Hint
Remember, 1000 kg equals 1 ton.
- 2.
What is the rolling resistance for a vehicle with a gross weight of 25 tons and resistance value of 10 kg per ton?
Hint
Use the formula: Gross weight × Rolling resistance value.
- 3.
What is the conversion rate of kg to tons?
- 1 ton = 500 kg
- 1 ton = 1000 kg
- 1 ton = 2000 kg
Hint
Think about how many kilograms are in one ton.
- 4.
Grade resistance increases with an increase in slope percentage. True or False?
- True
- False
Hint
Consider what happens when you climb a hill.
- 5.
A tractor weighing 55 tons must navigate a haul road with a rolling resistance of 45 kg/ton and a grade of 7%. Calculate the total resistance they face.
Hint
Break down the problem into calculation of each resistance first.
- 6.
If a vehicle has a rolling resistance of 80 kg/ton at 60 tons and experiences a 4% slope, what will its total resistance be?
Hint
Calculate rolling resistance first, then the grade resistance.
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