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A heat engine operating between the temperatures T1 and T2 takes in Q1 calories at temperature T1 and gives up Q2 calories at temperature T2.The efficiency of this heat engine is
Tire Life
The expected or actual duration of serviceability of a tire before it needs to be replaced due to wear, damage, or age.
Unitized Hub System
A hub assembly in vehicles where the bearing and hub are integrated into a single unit, simplifying installation and maintenance, commonly used in commercial and passenger vehicles.
Wheel Bearing
A crucial part in the wheel's hub assembly, allowing for smooth rotation of the wheel around the axle and minimizing friction.
Periodic Topping
The practice of regularly adding a small amount of fluid to keep a system’s level within operational limits, such as in hydraulic systems or batteries.
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