Hydraulic Principles 190301 Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

What is the formula for Pascals law?

A

Pressure = Force x Area

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2
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What is the formula for Flow rate?

A

Volume / Time

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3
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What is the the constant for gravity in the formula Force = Mass * Gravity

A

9.8

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4
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What creates pressure in a hydraulic system?

A

Resistance to flow

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5
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What is the law of conservation of energy

A

Energy is never created or destroyed. Only changes state

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6
Q

Where is the pressure highest in a hydraulic system

A

At the pump

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7
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What is the formula for calculating Diameter?

A

Diameter x Diameter x .7854

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8
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What is Kinetic Energy responsible for?

A

Movement and motion

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9
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What is an example of potential energy

A

A spring or an accumulator

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10
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What does higher rate of flow increase?

A

Higher actuator speed

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11
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How do you convert mass (KG) into Newtons

A

Mass x 9.8

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12
Q

A series circuit has high speed and low torque, true or false?

A

True

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13
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A Parallel circuit has Low speed and high torque

A

True

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14
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What is the flow in a parallel circuit like compared to a series circuit

A

Parallel has split flow and series has shared flow

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15
Q

A high viscosity index means the oil has what characteristics in low temps vs high temps?

A

A low change in oil viscosity / thickness

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16
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Low viscosity oil is very _____?

17
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What is the benefit of a series parallel circuit

A

The ability to switch between high torque and high speed using a valve and sensing pilot line

18
Q

What are indicators of oxidized oil?

A

Burnt smell and watery feel.

19
Q

What is Bernoulli’s Principle?

A

As the velocity of a fluid decrease the pressure exerted by that fluid increases. Like a dammed river.

20
Q

Where does the loss of energy go in a pressure drop?

A

To heat and noise

21
Q

What is a pascal?

A

1 Newton on 1 square meter

22
Q

What is the formula for Output force?

A

MPa x L/min / 60

MPa x L/min x 0.0167

23
Q

What is the constant for output force calculation?

A

0.0167 or 1/60

24
Q

List some of the benefits of a hydraulic system.

A

Powerfull and compact.
Flexible install.
Easy to cool and lubricate.
Precise and accurate controls

25
List some of the disadvantages of a hydraulic system.
Pressurized fluid can cause injury. Noisey. Leaks cause contamination. Temperature affects control, reliability and performance.
26
Work is defined as:
force acting through a distance.
27
Energy is defined as:
the ability to perform work
28
A hydraulic actuator converts:
Hydraulic energy into mechanical energy.
29
Laminar flow refers to:
Oil moving in a straight parallel
30
Hydraulics is based on who's law?
Pascals
31
Hydraulics is a practical way to do what to force?
Multiply it
32
Doubling the inside diameter of a pipe will do what to it?
Quadruple the cross sectional area
33
What is built in contamination?
Contamination from the manufacturer. Normally filters should be changed after the first 100 hours of service.
34
What are the four common areas of ingressed contamination?
Air Breathers Pump inlet leaks Cylinder Seals Unclean Maintenance
35
Degradation Failures are caused by?
Gradual surface wear.
36
State the two requirements for oil to be classified as biodegradable.
70-80% must be broken down by micro organisms | Must not harm living organisms