Module 9 Flashcards

1
Q

a motor that converts pressure energy directly into mechanical energy

A

Pneumatic motor

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2
Q

a motor with a mechanical seal somewhere between the inlet and outlet ports

A

Positive-displacement motor

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3
Q

a rating of a pneumatic motor’s ability to withstand air pressure without damage or internal leakage

A

Pressure rating

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4
Q

the rotational force exerted on an object

A

Torque

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5
Q

the turning force the motor exerts from a dead stop

A

Starting torque

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6
Q

the turning force exerted when the motor is running, and which changes with any change in air pressure

A

Running torque

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7
Q

the force necessary to stop the motor once it is running

A

Stalling torque

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8
Q

A pneumatic motor converts kinetic energy and potential energy of compressed air into rotary _____.

A

Mechanical Energy

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9
Q

Pneumatic motors are classified both by their driving elements and by their principles of _____.

A

Operation

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10
Q

Unlike turbines or energy convertors, all pneumatic motors have _____ displacement.

A

Positive

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11
Q

Name the three kinds of motor torque.

A

Starting Torque
Running Torque
Stalling Torque

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12
Q

The horsepower output of an air motor is the product of the motor’s torque and _____.

A

Shaft Speed

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13
Q

When selecting a pneumatic motor, always check the maximum air _____ required to drive it.

A

Consumption

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14
Q

Compared with hydraulic motors, pneumatic motors are more easily _____.

A

Controlled

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15
Q

Name the three types of pneumatic motor construction.

A

Vane
Radial-Piston
Axial-Piston

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16
Q

The reciprocating motion of the axial-piston motor is converted to rotary motion by the _____.

A

Wobble Plate

17
Q

When a radial-piston motor is running, the entering compressed air is first directed to a _____ valve.

A

Rotating

18
Q

Pneumatic rotary actuators usually travel less than one _____.

A

Revolution

19
Q

Reciprocating rotary motion is delivered by a piston-type rotary actuator by means of a(n) _____ gear set.

A

Rack-and-Pinion

20
Q

To control the amount of torque delivered to the tool, a pneumatic impact wrench usually has an adjustable _____ in its drive train.

A

Clutch

21
Q

Chipping hammers are usually powered by a reciprocating _____.

A

Piston

22
Q

A hydraulic system can be pressurized by a pneumatic system through the use of an air _____.

A

Booster

23
Q

In an air booster, hydraulic fluid occupies the _____-diameter chamber.

A

Small

24
Q

What type of energy is available from a pneumatic motor?

A

Mechanical kinetic energy

25
Q

Which of the following is most important to consider when selecting a pneumatic motor?

a. Air consumption
b. Lubrication requirements
c. Mounting features
d. Output shaft size

A

a. Air consumption

26
Q

Pneumatic motors are classified according to their _____.

A

Driving elements and principle of operation

27
Q

The main advantage pneumatic motors have over hydraulic motors is that pneumatic motors _____.

A

Are more portable.

28
Q

All pneumatic motors are constructed with a mechanical seal and operate on the principle of _____.

A

Positive displacement.

29
Q

Which of the following is not a type of positive displacement motor?

a. Axial-piston
b. Radial-piston
c. Rotary-actuator
d. Vane

A

Rotary-actuator.

30
Q

Which of the following relationships is most likely to be found in a pneumatic motor?

a. Running torque = 75% of stalling torque
b. Running torque = 75% of starting torque
c. Starting torque = 75% of running torque
d. Starting torque = 75% of stalling torque

A

d. Starting torque = 75% of stalling torque

31
Q

The direction of rotation in a pneumatic motor is reversed by means of ______.

A

Reversing the airflow.

32
Q

The horsepower output of a pneumatic motor is calculated on the basis of the motor’s _____.

A

Torque and speed.

33
Q

Vane motors are found mostly in _____.

A

Power drills and wrenches.