Hydraulics Test: Valves , Pumps And Actuators, Symbols Flashcards
Hydraulic systems
Transmit power
Use motor and actuators to transmit force
Use pressurized oil
Valves are used in a hydraulic system to ________ of an actuator?
Regulate pressure
Control speed
Change direction
Pascals law states:
A fluid at rest in a confined space has pressure acting equally in all directions and at right angles when a force is applied.
At 1000 psi, hydraulic only will compress _______%
1/2
1 bar is equal to _______ psi?
14.5
If you have a pressure reading of 30 psi absolute this would be _______ gauge pressure at sea level?
30 - 14.7 = 15.3 Psig
If you had a pressure of 1000psi acting on a cylinder piston of 3” in diameter what is the force in lbs it will push?
Force (lbs) = P(psi) x A (area)
Area = Pi x Rsquared
Area = 3.142 x 1.5 x 1.5
A = 7.07
1000 x 7.07 = 7068.6 lbs
If you have a 2 to 1 cylinder, this means:
The rod end annular area is equal to half the cap area.
The rod area is equal to the rod end annular area
Pressure in a hydraulic system is created by?
A resistance to flow
Flow in a hydraulic system can be expressed by:
GPM
Ft/min
Ft/sec
If you have flow rate of 2 GPM and cylinder with a capacity of 1 gallon, how long would it take the cylinder to extend fully.
30 seconds
Force =
Pressure x area
In the flow triangle, speed is equal to?
Inches per min
You need a certain size cylinder to operate at 2ft / sec with a 20gpm pump. What diameter cylinder would you need?
V = cubic inches/minute
S= inches/min
A= square inches
GPM x 231 = cubic inches/minute
Speed = distance x 60 (60 seconds in a minute)
A = V / S
20 x 231 = 4620 inches per min
24 x 60 = 1440
4620/1440 = 3.21
Square roots of 3.21/.7854
= 2”
The change in diameter of pipe has a direct affect on hydraulic oil velocity. If you change out a 1” pipe ID to a 2 inch ID pipe the cross sectional area of the inside diameter of pipe increases by how many times?
4 times
The recommended velocities for a hydraulic pressure line (working line) is _______ft/sec
7-20
Good Laminar flow in a hydraulic system helps:
Reduce heat
Reduces the possibility of cavitation
Cavitation damage occurs in the pump inlet or outlet?
Outlet
Aeration occurs when air becomes mixed in the fluid and the bubbles are imploded causing damage to the pump. Air gets into the system by_______?
Leaky inlet fittings
Low fluid levels in the tank
Shaft seal on the pump leaking
Bernoulli’s principle
Has fluid in motion
States if there is a pressure increase, there will be a velocity decrease in the fluid.
Work is force applied over a distance
True
Power is equal to?
Work / time
Force x distance/time
1 horse power actual is = GPM x psi x .0007
True
If you had a pump at 50 Gpm but only producing 30 Gpms the volumetric efficiency would be?
30/50 x 100 = 60 %