hydraulics 4 Flashcards

1
Q

what are the advantages of hydraulics?(9)

A

high force multiplication
reliable
simplicity
infinite speed range
easily reversed
ability to withstand overload
no spark risk
high torque at low speeds
smaller

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2
Q

what is a actuator?

A

any component that converts hydraulics pressure into movement.

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3
Q

what is a fluid?

A

a substance that will take shape of its container
capable of transmitting power
liquid or gas

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4
Q

what is the formula for pressure?

A

pressure = force / area

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5
Q

how do you increase the output force?

A

make the output piston larger.

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6
Q

what are disadvantages of hydraulics compared to a electrical equivalent ?(5)

A

fire risk on mineral oil systems
noisy
less efficient (85-95%)
contamination
limited amount of fluid

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7
Q

what is Denso tape and its hazards?

A

tape used to cover hydraulic fittings and pipework to slow down corrosion.

Will release toxic fumes when burned.

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8
Q

what is fluorocarbon elastomers and the hazards

A

the rubber used for o rings

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9
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what is the hazzard with denso tape

A

highly flammable and highly toxic when burning

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10
Q

what PPE is need for fluorocarbon elastomers after a fire?(4)

A

PVC gauntlets
rubber boots
PVC coveralls
full face visor

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11
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what are the hazards with fluorocarbon elastomers (3)

A

melts at 300 degrees C
creates hydrogen fluoride(white powder)
if mixed with water makes hydrogen fluoride acid

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12
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what are the precautions when working with hydraulics oils?(8)

A

oils cause skin irritation
change oil soaked clothes immediately
bring any irritation to medical staff
ALWAYS CONSULT THE HAZARD DATA SHEET
mineral oil poses fire danger
flexi hoses are to be in date and tested
gauge glass valves are to be shut except when in use
take suitable precautions before welding or burning

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13
Q

what are the two types of hydraulic oil?

A

petroleum based
synthetic based

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14
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what is the benefit of mineral based oil

A

inexpensive
has a wide variety of functions

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15
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what is synthetic oil

A

oils for specific purposes done by adding additives to prevent undesirable properties.

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16
Q

why do we never mix synthetic and mineral oil?

A

as under pressure it will jellify.

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17
Q

what does the O,X,M and number mean in oil names?

A

O = Oil
X = synthetic
M = mineral
Number = the viscosity (lower is thinner)

18
Q

what is OX30?

A

A synthetic oil used in hydraulic systems on board submarines and is RED in colour.

19
Q

what is OM33?

A

A mineral oil used in hydraulic systems on old surface fleet and is YELLOW/ORANGE in colour.

20
Q

What is OX40?

A

A synthetic oil used on newer ships and is GREEN in colour.

21
Q

what is rust veto?

A

substitute for your oil when in refit

22
Q

What is the requirements of hydraulic fluids?(6)

A

must flow through lines easily
must be as incompressible as possible so action is instant.
transmit force

secondary requirements
lubricate moving parts
seal some parts of the system
remove heat from the system

23
Q

why do we use rust veto

A

to stop corrosion in your systems when your ship is in for a long refit and the oil is removed

24
Q

what additives do we add to hydraulic oil?(5)

A

anti foam(allows air to escape)
anti oxidants(slows the rate it oxidises which will make it thicker)
anti corrosion
Demulsibility (separates water from the oil)
pour point depressant (helps it to flow at lower temps)

25
Q

what does demulsibilty do in our oil

A

serparates water from the oil

26
Q

what does pour point depressant do in our oil

A

helps it flow at low tempretures

27
Q

what are the most common contaminates of oil?(5)

A

airborne particles
construction dirt
dirt in new fluid
dirt produced by wearing new systems
dirt from human sources

28
Q

how do we reduce oil contamination?(6)

A

good system designs
good filter maintenance
good working practices
guardian filter packs (portable filter for new bulk fluid embarking)
cap off open pipework
keep a clean working area

29
Q

what are the two types of hydraulic systems?

A

ring main system(used for secondary systems)
standalone power packs(used for operational equipment)

30
Q

what is the drain line used for on a hydraulic system (3)

A

lubrication
cooling
creates a seal

31
Q

label the diagram

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32
Q

6 types of positive displacement pumps

A

external gear type pumps
internal gear type pump
vane pump
lobe pumps
piston pump
radia piston pump

33
Q

label the pump

A
34
Q

label the pump

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35
Q

label this pump

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36
Q

label this pump

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37
Q

label this pump

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38
Q

what is the plate on an axial piston pump know as?

A

swash plate.

39
Q

what are the two types of axial piston pumps?

A

fixed (swash plate does not move. set direction and flow rate)
variable(swash plate moves. variable direction and flow rate depending on swash plate angle)

40
Q

what systems normally use variable axial pumps?(3)

A

Controllable Pitch Propeller
Stabilizers
steering

41
Q

what types of actuators exists?(2)

A

rotary
linear:
single acting
double acting

42
Q

what do actuators do?

A

convert hydraulic energy into mechanical movement