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The air loss rate will be no more than what for a straight truck or bus with engine off and brakes applied?
1 psi in one minute
3 psi in one minute
2 psi in 45 seconds
1 psi in 60 seconds
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3 psi in one minute
Explanation:
The correct answer is associated with the acceptable air loss rate for a straight truck or bus when the engine is off and the brakes are applied. For such vehicles, regulations specify that the air loss rate should not exceed 3 psi in one minute. This standard is important for ensuring that the vehicle’s air brake system is functioning properly and can hold pressure adequately when the vehicle is stationary. By adhering to this rate, it ensures the integrity of the air braking system, preventing potential failures that could occur if the air loss is too high. A lesser rate of air loss would be more optimal, but the regulation sets this threshold to allow for normal wear and tear in older systems while still maintaining safety standards.
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