44 Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems Flashcards

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Ratio of the change in stored volume to the change in pressure is known as the fluid

A

Compliance AKA Capacitance

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Formulas used to calculate pipe wall thickness in a hydraulic mechanism

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Lame, Boardman, Barlow

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A flexible hose is pressurized to more than 1.7 MPa. What is most nearly the working pressure when taken as a percentage of the burst pressure?

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The working pressure is 25% of the burst pressure.

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As it relates to hydraulic components, what does the acronym NPTF mean?

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National Pipe Thread for Fuel is used to designate a class of threaded fittings with tapered heads. When the male and female fittings are joined, the threads clash and form a seal that prevents fuel leakage.

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What are the basic components of a hydraulic system?

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Fluid, reservoir, pump, lines, valves, actuator. The pump moves the hydraulic fluid from the reservoir through the lines to the actuator. Movement of the fluid is controlled by valves.

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What component is NOT part of a pneumatic system?

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Hydraulic and pneumatic systems both have lines, valves and actuators. Hydraulics include pumps to pressurize liquids. Pneumatics use compressors to pressurize gases.

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In an existing pneumatic application, a larger force is required to overcome increased friction in an aging component. The most likely method of obtaining a larger force is increasing the?

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The easiest way to obtain a larger actuating force in both hydraulic and pneumatic systems is to increase the actuating cylinder diameter.

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Fluid resistance

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Energy dissipation aspect of a fluid system.

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Fluid inertance

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Pressure needed to accelerate a lump of gas/fluid.

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Fluid impedance

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Complex quantity having both a magnitude and phase angle. Impedance acts to convert changes in pressure to changes in flow rate.

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