403 - Chapter 1 Flashcards

1
Q

State Pascals Law

A

In an enclosed system pressure is the same.

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2
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Define pressure

A

Amount of force exerted on an unit area.

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3
Q

Conservation of Energy

A

Energy cannot be created nor destroyed

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4
Q

What is the output component of a hydraulic system?

A

Actuator

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5
Q

What is the input component of a hydraulic system?

A

Pump

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6
Q

What is the prime mover?

A

Whatever drives the pump

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7
Q

Advantages of hydraulic system.

A
Variable Speed
Reversible
Overload Protection - pressure relief valve.
Small Packages
Can be stalled
Hydraulic oil
Pressure in a column of fluid
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8
Q

What can you definitely say about pressures on the opposite sides of an orifice when oil is flowing through it?

A

The pressure is different, i.e. there is a pressure drop.

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9
Q

If three 200 psi check valves are connected in series, how much pressure is required at the pump to push the oil through all three? I parallel?

A

600 psi, 200 psi

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10
Q

8 components of a hydraulic system:

A
Tank
Pump
Prime mover
Valves
Actuator 
Piping or conductor
Filtering
Brain, control computer
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11
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Advantages of fluid power

A

Ease and accuracy of control.
Multiplication of force.
Constant force of torque.
Simplicity, safety, and economy.

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12
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Disadvantages of fluid power:

A

Oily and messy
Catastrophic failure, bursting of lines and loss of control.
Noisy
Combustability of oils, very hot.

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13
Q

Two types of fluid power:

A

Hydraulics

Pneumatics

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14
Q

Brain open loop

Brain closed loop

A

System with humans

All with computers

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15
Q

Components of Nuematics

A
Compressor
Prime mover
Valves
Actuator 
Piping
Filtering
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16
Q

Single most engineered product? #2?

A

Electric motor, pump

17
Q

Head pressure:

A

Force produced at the bottom of a column of liquid.

18
Q

Atmospheric pressure at sea level =

A
  1. 7 PSI @ 60 degrees

29. 9 in Hg

19
Q

Vapor pressure:

A

Pressure at which a liquid boils for a specific temp.

20
Q

4 types of pump pressures:

A

Suction pressure
Discharge pressure
Stuffing box pressure
Developed pressure

21
Q

Suction pressure

A

The actual pressure, positive or negative, at the pump suction nozzle.

22
Q

Discharge pressure

A

The actual pressure at the pump discharge nozzle.

23
Q

Stuffing Box Pressure

A

The pressure acting on the stuffing box (seal chamber) inside the pump.

24
Q

Developed Pressure

A

Also referred to as delta P, or the change in pressure.

Developed P = discharge P - suction P

25
Q

Charles Law

A

The volume of a gas at a constant pressure is directly proportional to its absolute temperature.