T1 Flashcards
Power is transmitted by what 3 means?
- Mechanical
- Electrical
- Fluid
6 Major components of fluid power systems
- Prime Movers
- Pumps or Compressors
- Pipes
- Hoses
- Valves
- Actuators
Major advantages of fluid power systems
- Ability to control power output
- Variable speed control
- Easily controlled by mechanical, electrical or electronic means
Major disadvantages of fluid power systems
- High safety factors
- Susceptibility to impure environment
- High cost
- Fire hazards and noise levels
5 System functions
- Energy Conversion
- Fluid distribution
- Fluid control
- Work performance
- Fluid conditioning
5 Component groups
- Power unit
- Actuators
- Conductors
- Control valves
- Fluid conditioning unit
3 types of control valves
- Directional control valves
- Pressure control valves
- Flow control valves
3 main types of conductors
- Pipes
- Tubes
- Hoses
What are fittings used for?
Used to connect conductors to other conductors
What are adapters used for?
Connects conductors of different sizes or to other system components
DCV consists of
- body
- internal moveable elements
- external elements
- ports
- seals
FCV consists of
- body
- internal elements
- external elements
- ports
- seals
A basic filter consists of
- housing
- filtration elements
- bypass valve
- ports
Hydraulic path
Reservoir -> Filter -> Pump -> PCV -> DCV -> FCV -> Actuator -> Reservoir
Pneumatics path
Air intake -> Compressor -> Receiver -> Filter -> Regulator -> Lubricator -> DCV -> Actuator -> FCV ->Exhaust
3 methods to extinguish a fire
- Starvation
- Smothering
- Cooling
6 forms of energy that pose a safety hazard
- Kinetic (Moving)
- Potential (Stored energy/ mechanical waves)
- Thermal (heat)
- Electrical (Current & Voltage)
- Chemical
- Radiant (Electromagnetic waves)
4 Environmental work conditions
- General cleanliness
- Air quality
- Lighting levels
- Sound levels
Energy is the capacity to do work and it can be found in what 6 forms?
- Potential
- Kinetic
- Thermal
- Electrical
- Chemical
- Radiant
Friction is what?
Force occurring between two surfaces in contact
Torque produces what?
Rotational motion
Motor actuators produce what?
A combination of torque and rotational speed
3 modes of heat transfer
- Conduction (occurs in solids)
- Convection (occurs in fluids)
- Radiation (occurs in electromagnetic waves)
3 modes of heat transfer
- Conduction (occurs in solids)
- Convection (occurs in fluids)
- Radiation (occurs in electromagnetic waves)