Across
- 1. Internal force inside a tyre that rises with temperature
- 3. An observable event that shows a cause-and-effect pattern
- 4. Path that allows electric current to flow
- 10. Process in which metal loses electrons and forms rust
- 13. The relationship between an action and its resulting effect
- 14. Regular inspection to prevent mechanical or electrical failure
- 16. Filling a tyre with more air than recommended
- 17. Chemical degradation of metal due to environmental exposure
- 18. Condition where temperature exceeds safe operational limits
- 19. Sudden tyre rupture caused by excess heat and pressure
- 20. Safety device that interrupts current during overload
Down
- 2. Fault that causes current to bypass its normal path
- 5. Situation when current exceeds the capacity of a circuit
- 6. Property of rubber that allows it to deform and return to shape
- 7. Chemical compound that forms the main structure of rubber
- 8. Material preventing unwanted heat or current transfer
- 9. System formed by two different metals in an electrolyte
- 11. Force that resists motion and produces heat on the tyre surface
- 12. Heat energy generated by friction or sunlight
- 15. The electrode where oxidation and corrosion occur