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    Hydrualics

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    The document contains 33 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of basic hydraulic principles and components. Key points covered include that a balanced vane pump uses an elliptical cam ring, pressure drop can result from elbows, reducers, pipe length or all of the above, and changing the angle of a swashplate can change the displacement of a piston pump. The questions assess understanding of pumps, motors, pressure, flow, efficiency and basic hydraulic physics.

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    Hydrualics

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    The document contains 33 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of basic hydraulic principles and components. Key points covered include that a balanced vane pump uses an elliptical cam ring, pressure drop can result from elbows, reducers, pipe length or all of the above, and changing the angle of a swashplate can change the displacement of a piston pump. The questions assess understanding of pumps, motors, pressure, flow, efficiency and basic hydraulic physics.

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    The document contains 33 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of basic hydraulic principles and components. Key points covered include that a balanced vane pump uses an elliptical cam ring, pressure drop can result from elbows, reducers, pipe length or all of the above, and changing the angle of a swashplate can change the displacement of a piston pump. The questions assess understanding of pumps, motors, pressure, flow, efficiency and basic hydraulic physics.

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    Hydrualics

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    Shahd Elfki
    The document contains 33 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of basic hydraulic principles and components. Key points covered include that a balanced vane pump uses an elliptical cam ring, pressure drop can result from elbows, reducers, pipe length or all of the above, and changing the angle of a swashplate can change the displacement of a piston pump. The questions assess understanding of pumps, motors, pressure, flow, efficiency and basic hydraulic physics.

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    1.

    A balanced vane pump uses an elliptical cam ring for opposing pressure
    quadrants
    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: a

    2. A gear pump is best suited for


    a. Controlling pressure in a system
    b. Changing flow in a system
    c. Controlling pressure and changing flow
    d. None of the above
    Answer: d

    3. Pressure drop in a system is a result of ………..


    a. Elbows
    b. Reducers
    c. Pipe length
    d. All of the above
    Answer: d

    4. If a circuit requires a flow of 5 gpm at 1000 psi, what is the theoretical horse
    power required?
    a. 5000 hp
    b. 5 hp
    c. 2.92 hp
    d. 29.2 hp
    Answer: c

    5. Wasted energy in a hydraulic system ………. .


    a. Makes the system more efficient
    b. Is destroyed
    c. Is converted to heat
    d. Is used to do work
    Answer: c
    6. If a 500 pound weight is moved 2 feet, 1,000 foot-pounds of work has been
    accomplished.
    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: a

    7. The rate of flow in gpm will determine actuator ……… .


    a. Load
    b. Pressure
    c. Temperature
    d. Speed
    Answer: d

    8. Basic hydraulic physics is based on ……. .


    a. Pascal’s law
    b. Newton’s law
    c. Bernoulli’s equation
    d. The conservation of energy
    Answer: a

    9. If a force of 1000 lbs is applied over an area of 20 square inches what is the
    pressure?
    a. 5 psi
    b. 10 psi
    c. 50 psi
    d. 100 psi
    Answer: c

    10.Resistance to flow in a hydraulic system creates …… .


    a. Reduced speed
    b. Pressure
    c. Pump cavitation
    d. Reduced actuator force
    Answer: b
    11.Hydraulic motors are best used for ………
    a. Rotary motion
    b. Linear motion
    c. Both linear and rotary motion
    d. Pumping fluid
    Answer: a

    12.At a given flow rate, to increase the diameter of the fluid conductor would
    cause the fluids velocity to increase.
    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: b

    13.If a cylinder is replaced with a larger diameter cylinder, the speed at which
    the new cylinder extends and retracts will …….. .
    a. Not change
    b. Increase
    c. Decrease
    Answer: c

    14.Gear pumps ………… .


    a. May be variable
    b. Are usually not used in hydraulics
    c. Change displacement with changes in rpm
    d. Give constant output with constant rpm
    Answer: d

    15.The two energy triangles of this pump indicate that ……..


    a. The pump is bi-directional
    b. The pump has twice the flow
    c. The pump can be used as a motor
    d. This type of pump does not exit
    Answer: a
    16.Vane pumps ……………..
    a. May be balanced or unbalanced
    b. Are not positive displacement
    c. Use a rotor for pumping
    Answer: a

    17.Hydraulic motors are only built in two styles: vane and piston.
    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: b

    18.This energy triangle symbol indicates a ……. .


    a. Hydraulic motor
    b. Hydraulic pump
    c. Hydraulic pump/motor
    d. None of the above
    Answer: a

    19.If a 500 pound weight is moved 2 feet, Find Work


    a. 150
    b. 1000
    c. 250
    d. 100

    20.If 100 gpm were flowing through a 4 square-inch pipe, the velocity of the
    fluid would be ……. .( gpm= velocity * Area/0.3208 )
    a. 80.2 ft/sec
    b. 8.02 ft/sec
    c. 10.21 ft/sec
    d. 1.21 ft/sec
    21.Hydraulic motors are .
    a. vane
    b. Gear
    c. Piston
    d. All of the above
    Answer:d
    22.Cylinders convert hydraulic power into ………. .
    a. Rotary motion
    b. Heat
    c. Linear motion
    d. Torque
    Answer:c

    23.Changing the flow rate to an actuator will have no effect on the actuator
    speed.
    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: b

    24.Pressure is a result of flow.


    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: b

    25.Pressure drop in a fluid conductor is due to leakage


    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: b

    26.A balanced vane pump uses an elliptical cam ring for opposing pressure
    quadrants
    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: a

    27.Axial piston pumps utilize a rotating swashplate.


    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: b
    28.Which of the following is not part of a vane pump?
    a. Vane
    b. Rotor
    c. Cam ring
    d. Barrel
    Answer: d

    29.If the speed of a gear pump is increases, ………. .


    a. The pressure increases
    b. The flow increases
    c. Both flow and pressure increase
    d. None of the above
    Answer: b

    30.Gear pump displacement increases with increased input rpm


    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: b

    31.Pressure is measured in in/lb


    a. True
    b. False
    Answer: b

    32.Pressure drop in a system is a result of ………..


    a. Elbows
    b. Reducers
    c. Pipe length
    d. All of the above
    Answer: d

    33.How is displacement changed in a piston type pump?


    a. Change the angle of the swashplate
    b. It cannot be changed
    c. Change the pressure relief setting
    d. None of the above
    Answer: a

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