6.6 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

what are rigid fluid lines generally made of

A

metal

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2
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how is the diameter measured and in what increments

A

the external diameter in 1/8 inch increments

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3
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what is the pressure for high pressure rigid fluid lines

A

over 1500 psi

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4
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what is the pressure for medium pressure rigid fluid lines

A

under 1500 psi

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5
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what is the pressure for low pressure rigid fluid lines

A

suction or return lines

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6
Q

what are medium and low pressure rigid fluid lines generally made of

A

aluminium

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7
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what are rigid fluid lines marked with

A

part number, drawing number, inspection stamp, test stamp and date of manufacture

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8
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how are fluid lines identified

A

colour codes, words and symbols

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9
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where is the identification of the pipe placed

A

on both ends of the line

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10
Q

how are pipes connected to make sure they are not deformed

A

threaded fitting over a protective collar

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11
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what is the flare angle for connecting rigid tubing

A

37°

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12
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what is the main characteristic of harrison fitting

A

it swages from the inside and is used on thin walled tubes

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13
Q

what is a swaged fitting

A

soft metal permanently deformed onto the pipe

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14
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what are the 3 parts of a flexible fluid line

A

inner layer, reinforcing layer and outer cover

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15
Q

what are the 4 compounds of the inner layer and what fluids are they used for

A

neoprene- petroleum
buna-n petroleum and is better than neoprene
butyl- phosphate ester (hydraulic)
teflon- nearly every fluid

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16
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what does the reinforcing layers do

A

prevent the hose from increasing in diameter which would decrease the length

17
Q

what is the purpose of the outer cover

A

protect the hose from physical damage

18
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what is on the outer cover to show if a hose is twisting

19
Q

how is the size of flexible fluid lines measured and in what increments

A

the inner diameter and in 1/16 inch

20
Q

what is the pressure for low pressure flexible fluid lines

A

up to 4000KPA

21
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what is the pressure for medium pressure flexible fluid lines

A

up to 20,000KPA (3000psi)

22
Q

what is the pressure for high pressure flexible fluid lines

A

over 20,000KPA (3000psi)

23
Q

what is the reinforcement required for low pressure flexible lines

A

one layer of cotton braid reinforcement

24
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what is the reinforcement required for medium pressure flexible lines

A

one layer of cotton braid reinforcement and one layer of stainless steel braid reinforcement

25
what is the reinforcement required for high pressure flexible lines
at least 2 layers of steel braid reinforcement
26
what are the 2 types of fitting for a flexible fluid line
swayed edge or re-useable
27
when are blanking caps/ end stops used
when a fluid line is disconnected or removed and it has open ends
28
why are blanking caps / end stops used
to stop anything from leaking out of the pipe and stop anything getting in
29
what do swivel fittings allow to happen
allows a coupling and hose connection to rotate without having to bend a tube
30
how does a gamah coupling work
clamp 2 pipes together by surrounding bulges on each with a rubber seal so it can flex a bit
31
what are the 3 parts of security on a gamah coupling
a 3 paw latch that locks a secondary latch to lock the 3 paw all 3 paws need to be lifted at the same time to take off the coupling
32
when are v retainer couplings used
to connect components in high temperature, high pressure pneumatic and mechanical applications
33
what are the 2 types of v retainer couplings and what's the difference
v-retainer and v-band. a v-band has multiple segments instead of only one
34
when is a steel tag used to identify rigid tube lines
fluid lines in a hot, oily or cold environment
35
when is paint used to identify rigid tube lines
in the engine compartment when tape, decals could be sucked into the engine system
36
what is the difference between AN and AC flared tubed fittings
AN has a recess between head and thread