Schematics And Symbols Flashcards

Learn about schematic drawings and their symbols

1
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A schamatic helps you understand what is happening in a system through

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symbols and lines

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In a DC circuit the electrons flow from

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Negative to positive and steadily in one direction

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3
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The direction of fluid flow in a piping diagram is indicated…..

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By arrows

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4
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More than one arrangement (reverse or alternate flow) of flow within a piping system is often indicated in a…..

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Separate smaller diagram called a supplementary diagram

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5
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What is a cutaway diagram?

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It is a double line drawing showing a system with some internal detail.

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6
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If the title of a schematic does not specify the type of system it represents you should….

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Look for other clues such as
• title
•legend- info on lines and symbols
•parts list and the parts used for them

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7
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What can help make a drawing clearer or easier to understand?

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Notes by the engineer or technician who prepared the drawing

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8
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What does a line of short dashes represent on a schematic?

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Fluid power diagram - drain line

Electrical diagram - exposed wiring
Piping diagram - vent line

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9
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General electrical symbols

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10
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Do you wiring diagrams how the parts are connected internally or externally?

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Externally

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How do you control and adjust flow in a piping system

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They are controlled with valves.

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12
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An elbow in a piping system usually changes what?

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It changes the direction of flow.

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What does a reducer do in a piping system?

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Connects two pipes of different diameter.

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What designates a flanged fitting when looking at symbols.

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two small interjecting lines at the openings indicate a flanged fitting/pipe

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A circuit in which total circuit current flow from one load to the next.

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A series circuit.

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16
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In a circuit, each load can be turned on and off independently of each other.

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A parallel circuit.

17
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Which valve is best for quickly starting and stopping flow?

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A plug or cock valve.

18
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When should check valves be used?

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To ensure fluid flows in only one direction.

19
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What is the symbol for a glove valve.

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A bowtie symbol.

20
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Sometimes measurements or sizes are on the symbol, other times they are in a side note. what is the last number in the size?

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It is the branch line size.

21
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How many different kinds of fluid power systems are there?

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There are 2.
Hydraulic system handles liquids.
Pneumatic system handles air or gases.

22
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What are the basic elements of a fluid power system?

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reservoir- stores fluid 
pump- provides flow and pressure
actuator-reacts to pressure and does work 
valves-direct and adjust flow
piping-connect parts of the system
23
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What is the symbol for a sealed or pressurized pneumatic receiver.

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looks like an empty pill

24
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Symbols describe many parts of the system to us such as….

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It shows connections, flow paths, and function.

It does not show physical arrangement.

25
What does the symbol for an electric motor look like?
circle with an M inside, with an arrow around the outside.
26
What does the valve assembly do in a master cylinder power braking system?
directs the flow of brake fluid.
27
Describe a closed fluid power system.
It indicates the fluid is drawn out the reservoir, used, then returned. The same fluid is used over and over again.
28
Sometimes, sections of a hydraulic or pneumatic system are outlines by phantom lines (dash followed by two small dashes) what are these areas called?
They are called local areas.
29
One of the main components of a refrigeration subsystem is the....
The evaporator or air cooling coil or liquid chiller.
30
What is an example of a direct control (directly attached) component in a refrigeration system?
A thermostatic expansion valve. It controls the flow of refrigerant to the evaporator
31
Describe a direct control ADR valve.
It opens if the pressure of the refrigerant drops on the outlet side of the evaporator.
32
Describe a transistor.
A transistor can amplify and switch electrical signals much like a valve.
33
Dashed lines on a refrigeration electrical control diagram indicate what?
Field / Site installed
34
Describe fusion.
The joining of two materials by melting them together.
35
Describe resistance welding.
It is the squeeze and heat process. Materials is held together while the electric current passes through, melting the material for moment and fusing them.
36
What is the symbol for a V weld.
It is the actual symbol V.
37
How are welds that must be completed in the field on a welding schematic.
They are indicated by a flag at the bend of the arrow.
38
If dimensions or information are not shown at the symbol what should you look for information.
Look for the legend, it will describe special dimensions.