302 D - Actuator & Motor Fundamentals Flashcards

1
Q

What is regeneration in hydraulic terms?

A

Supplementing base cylinder oil supply with oil from the rod side to extend quicker.

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Why are piston rods on cylinders chrome plated?

A

To extend seal life, reduce corrosion and contamination.

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Q

When a telescoping cylinder extends, how are pressure and speed affected?

A

Pressure is reduced, and speed is increased as extensions occur.

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4
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What are some materials that piston seals can be made of?

A

Leather, Polyurethane, Nitrile Rubber or Viton

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5
Q

Is a Gerotor motor a High Speed Low Torque or Low Speed High Torque

A

Low Speed High Torque

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6
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What is the normal position of a variable displacement pressure compensated Motor?

A

Minimum swash plate angle, as there is not enough load to build pressure to overcome the compensator spring and increase torque.

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7
Q

What is the difference between a Piston and Ram style single acting Cylinder?

A

Piston Style use piston seals to centre Ram style uses a guide ring to centre

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8
Q

What is the best way to check for blown piston seals?

A

Check for pressures at the base end of the cylinder and

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9
Q

What is the benefit of a telescoping cylinder?

A

Long reach in a compact size

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10
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What is the difference between differential and non differential cylinders?

A

Non Differential Cylinders are designed to have the same surface area above and below the piston, so no pressure or speed changes occur.

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11
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What can leaking piston seals cause?

A

Longer cycle times Drifting in the extension direction Pressure intensification when holding

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12
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Why are double acting cylinders sometimes called differential cylinders?

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Due to the speed and pressure difference between extension and retraction

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What is the purpose of the piston relief circuit?

A

To prevent heat generation due to the piston being at the end of its stroke.

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14
Q

What is pressure intensification within a cylinder?

A

Leaking piston seals, causing pressure nullification of the piston area, and only allowing fluid to act on the rod end surface area. Drastically increasing pressure within the cylinder.

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15
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What is the reason behind cylinder cushions and how are they designed?

A

Prevents shock loading cylinder at end of travel and easing actuator use. This is accomplished by either having spiral drillings back to tank or a way to back pressure the piston and slow it.

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16
Q

With a pressure compensated variable displacement Motor As the load is increased on the output shaft, what happens to motor displacement?

A

The displacement increases.

17
Q

What is the purpose of a cylinder rod wiper seal?

A

To prevent contamination from entering the system