This document is an exam for a course on oil hydraulics and pneumatics. It contains 8 questions to choose 4 from. The questions cover a range of topics including:
1. The differences between limit switches and push button switches. Properties and functions of hydraulic oil.
2. Methods of controlling air receiver pressure, classifications of air compressors and their selection criteria. Classification and function of check valves.
3. Notes on fire resistant oil and operation of 4/3 directional control valves. Pressure control valves and operation of one type.
4. Cushioning of pneumatic cylinders. Quick exhaust valves. Regenerative circuits and their application.
5. Circuit for single acting
This document is an exam for a course on oil hydraulics and pneumatics. It contains 8 questions to choose 4 from. The questions cover a range of topics including:
1. The differences between limit switches and push button switches. Properties and functions of hydraulic oil.
2. Methods of controlling air receiver pressure, classifications of air compressors and their selection criteria. Classification and function of check valves.
3. Notes on fire resistant oil and operation of 4/3 directional control valves. Pressure control valves and operation of one type.
4. Cushioning of pneumatic cylinders. Quick exhaust valves. Regenerative circuits and their application.
5. Circuit for single acting
This document is an exam for a course on oil hydraulics and pneumatics. It contains 8 questions to choose 4 from. The questions cover a range of topics including:
1. The differences between limit switches and push button switches. Properties and functions of hydraulic oil.
2. Methods of controlling air receiver pressure, classifications of air compressors and their selection criteria. Classification and function of check valves.
3. Notes on fire resistant oil and operation of 4/3 directional control valves. Pressure control valves and operation of one type.
4. Cushioning of pneumatic cylinders. Quick exhaust valves. Regenerative circuits and their application.
5. Circuit for single acting
This document is an exam for a course on oil hydraulics and pneumatics. It contains 8 questions to choose 4 from. The questions cover a range of topics including:
1. The differences between limit switches and push button switches. Properties and functions of hydraulic oil.
2. Methods of controlling air receiver pressure, classifications of air compressors and their selection criteria. Classification and function of check valves.
3. Notes on fire resistant oil and operation of 4/3 directional control valves. Pressure control valves and operation of one type.
4. Cushioning of pneumatic cylinders. Quick exhaust valves. Regenerative circuits and their application.
5. Circuit for single acting
BE- SEMESTER–V (NEW) EXAMINATION – WINTER 2020 Subject Code:3151913 Date:22/01/2021 Subject Name:Oil Hydraulics And Pneumatics Time:10:30 AM TO 12:30 PM Total Marks: 56 Instructions: 1. Attempt any FOUR questions out of EIGHT questions. 2. Make suitable assumptions wherever necessary. 3. Figures to the right indicate full marks.
Marks Q.1 (a) What are limit switches? How do they differ 03 from push button switches? (b) Which are the different function of hydraulic 04 oil? Also list properties of hydraulic oil. (c) 07 Give ISO/ANSI symbol of following. i. Single acting cylinder with spring return actuator ii. Bi-directional variable displacement pump iii. Pilot operated pressure relief valve iv. 4/3 directional control valve v. Adjustable flow control valve with throttle vi. FRL unit vii. Telescopic cylinder
Q.2 (a) Explain any one method of controlling air 03
receiver pressure. (b) Classify air compressors. Write a short note on 04 selection criteria of compressor. (c) Cite the classification of check valves and 07 explain the function of pilot-operated check valve, giving the necessary drawing. Q.3 (a) Write a short note on fire resistant oil 03 (b) Explain 4/3 sliding spool direction control valve 04 working. (c) List different pressure control valves giving its 07 application. Explain construction and working of any one in detail with the help of neat sketch.
Q.4 (a) Explain ‘cushioning’ of pneumatic cylinder 03
(b) Write a short note on the Quick Exhaust valve 04 (c) Explain regenerative circuit with a suitable 07
1 application. Q.5 (a) Draw a circuit for operation of single acting 03 pneumatic cylinder using push button operated 3/2 DC valve. (b) How continuous rotary air motors differs from 04 limited rotation air motors? (c) Explain sequencing of four double acting air 07 cylinders with neat sketch.
Q.6 (a) In what ways, pneumatic circuits differ from the 03
hydraulic circuits? (b) Explain cascade system for circuit design using 04 assumed sequence. (c) Explain with suitable circuits how the single 07 acting and double acting hydraulic cylinders are controlled. Q.7 (a) Draw a circuit for operation of unidirectional 03 motor using 3/2 direction control valve (b) Compare fixed and flexible automation system 04 with suitable example. (c) Draw and explain sequencing circuit to operate 07 two double acting cylinder using limit valves.
Q.8 (a) What do you mean by automation? List 03
advantages and disadvantages of automation in fluid power systems. (b) Give classification of automation in industry. 04 Discuss the role of automation in hydraulic and pneumatic industry (c) Write short note on programmed automation. 07
