Hydraulics Flashcards

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The amount of power put out by the actuator depends on the flow and pressure

A

The amount of power put out by the actuator depends on the flow and pressure

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The operation of a hydraulic jack is based on which of the following laws?

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Pascals law

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Hydraulic pumps create flow only

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Hydraulic pumps create flow only

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4
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What is the metric unit of pressure?

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Pascals

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5
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The resistance to flow in a hydraulic system is increased with a heavier load. T or F

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True

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6
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What is the resulting fore when 2000 psi acts upon a cylinder with a piston diameter of 4 inches

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25,120 lbs

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7
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Why do manufacturers design equipment using a double acting cylinder which will extend when lifting lifting the heaviest load?

A

The Poston are is greater when the cylinder extends

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8
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Fact

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Series hydraulic systems allow pressure to be compounded

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9
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What is the term for when pressure created due to gravity acting on a fluid

A

Head

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10
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Fact

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Both atmospheric and head pressure force oil into the pump inlet

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11
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Differential cylinders extend slower than they retract

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Differential cylinders extend slower than they retract

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12
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Gauge pressure includes atmospheric pressure. T or F

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False

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13
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Pressure can be measured in inches of mercury. T or F

A

True

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14
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Why does liquid flow?

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Liquids flow due to differential pressure

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15
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Flow rate is measured in gallons per minute

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Flow rate is measured in gallons per minute

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16
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The speed of a liquid increases as it is forced through a restrictor

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The speed of a liquid increases as it is forced through a restrictor

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17
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What is a hydraulic actuator

A

Motor

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18
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Hydrostatics is about liquids with low flows and high pressure

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Hydrostatics is about liquids with low flows and high pressure

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19
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Pressure is responsible for creating force. T or F

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True

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20
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The units of torque can be expressed as “lb-in” T or F

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True

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21
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The units of volume can be expressed as “sq-inches”.

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False

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22
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Torque is a force which acts in a rotational motion only

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Torque is a force which acts in a rotational motion only

23
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Steel pipe is more rugged than steel tubing. T or F

24
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What is a result of using hydraulic fluid which is too viscous?

A

Increased power to the drive system

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What hydraulic components allows contaminants to settle?
Reservoir
26
Internal baffle plates allow contaminates to settle in the reservoir
Internal baffle plates allow contaminates to settle in the reservoir
27
It is advisable not to mix oils. T or F
True
28
What describes the pour point of hydraulic oil?
The lowest temperature at which the oil will flow
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What best describes boundary lubrication
Asperities contact because of close tolerances
30
Why is revealing a joint using pipe thread a problem
The overall length of the joint decreases
31
What type of fittings are used in hydraulic applications?
JIC 37 degrees
32
What best describes a hose which has a size of -8"
The hose has an inside diameter of 1/2"
33
What filter rating compares the amount of particles entering the filter to the number of particles leaving the filter?
Beta rating
34
What does the term "skiving" refer to?
Removing some external rubber
35
What hydraulic components help prevent premature oxidization of hydraulic oil?
Oil cooler
36
Where are most hydraulic oil coolers located?
Most coolers are placed in series in the return line
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What best describes the type of cooler used when the cooler is located in front of the engine radiator?
Oil to air
38
What us not a component of a double acting hydraulic cylinder
Glad hand
39
The effects of aeration are visible by watching the actuators
The effects of aeration are visible by watching the actuators
40
Which of the following best describes a direct acting relief valve
Normally closed pressure control valve
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Relief valves can be readjusted by adding or subtracting shims. T or F
True
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Cracking pressure is the pressure required to allow the relief valve ball to unseat
Cracking pressure is the pressure required to allow the relief valve ball to unseat
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Why are rotary directional control valves typically used in systems with low flow and low pressure
Rotary control valves have high internal leakage
44
What type of cylinders retract and extend hydraulically
Double acting cylinders
45
What feature of a spool valve prevents oil leakage around the spool
Grooves
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What frature of a spool valve allows the operator a small amount of flow control?
Metering notches
47
What feature provides reduced operator effort to activate a spool valve?
Pilot operation
48
Closed center valves block oil from the pump when in the neutral position
Closed center valves block oil from the pump when in the neutral position
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What type of hydraulic actuator requires an external force to return to its home position?
Single acting cylinder
50
Positive displacement pumps trap fluid to create flow
Positive displacement pumps trap fluid to create flow
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What is Pump displacement?
Pump displacement is the amount of fluid delivered when the pump turns one revolution
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What is pump flow rate?
The amount of fluid delivered after the pump runs for 1 minute at rated RPM
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Which component of a un-balanced external gear pump wears the most?
The inlet side of the pump body
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What feature of an external gear pump increases its volumetric efficiency?
Pressure plates