Lifting Flashcards

1
Q

Pascal’s Law

A

Force = Pressure x Surface Area

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2
Q

Maxiforce G2 High Pressure Airbags
Operating Pressure Relief Valve Pressure

A

Operating Pressure 150psi
Relief valve Pressure 165psi
3 layers of Neoprene covered aramid fibers for reinforcement

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3
Q

2 airbags stacked

A

Rated at lowest bags rating

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4
Q

2 airbags adjacent (tandem)

A

Sum of both capacities

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5
Q

How is air bag lifting capacity determined?

A

Internal Pressure and surface contact
10” square contact at 150psi lifts 1,500 lb

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6
Q

Never inflate bags over ____PSI when not under load

A

30 PSI

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7
Q

What is the relief pressure on dual deadman control?

A

155 psi

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8
Q

Piston type pressure regulator reduces cylinder pressure to what psi?

A

200psi

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9
Q

Inline Relief Valve Pressure

A

165PSI

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10
Q

Medium Pressure Airbags operating pressure

A

14.5 PSI

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11
Q

Medium Pressure Air Bag lifts 10,250 lb at what height / cubic feet of air

A

23” requiring 22 cubic feet of air

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12
Q

Medium Pressure Air Bags lift _______ lbs at 40” lifting height, requiring ______ cubic feet of air

A

26,241 lb requiring 106 cubic feet of air

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13
Q

Airbag construction

A

3 layers of neoprene covered Aramid fibers for reinforcement

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14
Q

When is protection needed over an airbag?

A

Protection needed for chemicals & temperatures over 150°F absolutely no contact at 220°F

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