Important #'S Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most important thing for compressors/ pneumatic systems?

A

Volume of air

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2
Q

What is the purpose of a diagram in a compressor?

A

Prevents short cycling of air
Stops air from leaking from one size to another

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3
Q

On your piston rings , the dots , are they going up or down?

A

They go up

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4
Q

Pascals law formula

A

F= P x A
P= F/A
A= F/P

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5
Q

When starting up a system, what is one thing that needs to be done?

A

Purge the system (Air)

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6
Q

Why would you want / require external supply?

A

Want new/clean liquid

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7
Q

What type of dryer style is the best?

A

Refrigerant style

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8
Q

How to calculate vacuum?

A
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9
Q

What is the slope of air lines?

A

1 inch over 10ft

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10
Q

What is the purpose of breathers on a tank?

A

Ensures that the pressure within storage tank remains within safe limits.

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11
Q

What is wrong with Compressor not building pressure?

A

Either problem with check valve, pressure switch
Or Compressor itself

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12
Q

Always have the T facing?

A

Up

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13
Q

What end needs thrust bearing?

A

Top end / load end

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14
Q

Process piping , how do you test type of pipe?

A

Spark test

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15
Q

What is your pumping valve in bottom of an accumulator ?

A

Access a Check valve

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16
Q

What type of pressure gauge has a tube that’s straighten ?

A

Bordon take

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17
Q

How do you increase flow in an axial piston pump

A

Adjust the squash plate

18
Q

How are check valves seated?

A

Gravity
Spring

19
Q

What does FRL stand for?

A

Filter regular lubricant

20
Q

What is Dew point?

A

When moisture drops out of suspension because of a rapid temperature change

21
Q

How do you find area of a circle?

A

A=pie r2

22
Q

What are the pump elements of a reciprocating pump?

A

A plunger
A piston
A diaphragm

23
Q

What can cause pump to change?

A
  1. wear 2. Leaks 3. Restriction I. Temperature of liquid
24
Q

How are pumps sized?

A

Flow rate

25
Q

Bernoulli principle

A

Velocity increases inversely to pressure

26
Q

How to check for soft foot ?

A

At the foot of the machine , set up dial indicator or using an feelergauge under the foot. Unloosen the bolts and this will determine now much soft foot you have. Correct with shims

27
Q

How to adjust vane pump

A

Pressure is adjusted by turning an screw clockwise to increase the pressure, and turning it anticlockwise reduce the pressure

28
Q

DBS ?

A

Dial bar sag

29
Q

Open/closed impellers

A
30
Q

Why would you use a stainless tank?

A

Keep corrosion away

31
Q

Why use a blower instead of a fan?

A

More pressure

32
Q

What is soft foot?

A

Uneven feet /footing making it wobble

33
Q

What is max # of shims to be used together ?

A

3

34
Q

How do you measure shims?

A

Micrometer

35
Q

What is something you should do with shims before using?

A

Clean, measure

36
Q

What does DBS stand for ?

A

Dial bar sag

37
Q

Why would you purposely misalign a pump?

A

Account for thermal expansion

38
Q

What does NPT stand for?

A

National pipe tape

39
Q

What is used to measure air pressure?

A

Barometer

40
Q

What valve is used with an accumulator ?

A

Shuttle valve

41
Q

What is the purpose of a detent ?

A

To resist or arrest the movement of A mechanical device