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Why is an Allen wrench sometimes called a hex key?
What type of screw head does a Phillips screwdriver fit?
When was the Allen wrench designed?
What makes an offset screwdriver unique?
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Which company is associated with the name 'Allen' in the context of tools?
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What type of tip does a flathead screwdriver have?
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Why is the catalytic converter not effective for controlling nitrogen oxides?
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What is the purpose of the positive-crankcase ventilation system in emissions-control systems?
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How does the air-injection system contribute to reducing emissions?
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Which emissions-control system helps control nitrogen-oxide emissions by recycling some of the gases back into the cylinders?
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If an emissions-control system were missing from a car, what would be a likely consequence?
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Why can't the catalytic converter alone effectively control all types of pollutants in vehicle exhaust?
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Study Notes
Screwdrivers
- A screwdriver is a tool used to turn screws, with different types of screwdrivers having specialized tips to fit different screw types.
- A flathead screwdriver has a flat tip at the end of the shank.
- A Phillips screwdriver has a cross-shaped tip that fits into Phillips screw heads.
- An Allen wrench (also called a hex key) has a tip that fits into hexagonal screw heads and was designed in 1910 by the Allen Manufacturing Company.
- Offset screwdrivers have a shank set at an angle to the blade, allowing for use in cramped spaces, and can have various types of blades.
Emissions-Control Systems
- Emissions-control systems are designed to filter out pollutants from engine exhaust.
- The combustion process produces pollutants, including carbon monoxide, which are released into the atmosphere through the exhaust pipe.
- Positive-crankcase ventilation is a system that forces unspent or partially spent fuel back into the cylinder to burn.
- The air-injection system forces air into the engine's exhaust system to reuse unburned or partially burned fuel before it exits the exhaust pipe.
- A catalytic converter oxidizes hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide into water vapor and carbon dioxide.
- The exhaust-gas-recirculation system helps control nitrogen-oxide emissions by forcing some of the gases back into the cylinders.
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Learn about different types of screwdrivers and their uses. From flathead screwdrivers to Phillips screwdrivers and Allen wrenches, discover how each tool is designed to fit different types of screws.
