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1) The first set in Test 1 will give flow because it shows a pump with an inlet and outlet correctly connected to allow flow. 2) In Test 2, the cylinder without anything attached will be easiest to pull because it faces less resistance to movement. 3) In Test 3, the pressure at the pressure gauge should be 100 bar to match the pressure compensator setting.

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Test

1) The first set in Test 1 will give flow because it shows a pump with an inlet and outlet correctly connected to allow flow. 2) In Test 2, the cylinder without anything attached will be easiest to pull because it faces less resistance to movement. 3) In Test 3, the pressure at the pressure gauge should be 100 bar to match the pressure compensator setting.

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TEST 1

PUMP
OUTLET INLET

PUMP

INLET OUTLET

Which set will give flow?


TEST 2

Which one is easy to pull?


TEST 3

M Pressure compensator
set at 100 bar pressure

WHAT SHOULD BE THE PRESSURE AT PRESSURE GAUGE?


TEST 4

Which one should be bigger


? capacity hydraulic jack???

A B
Capacity ? Capacity ?
TEST 5

15400 kg

14 cm
TEST 5

15400 kg
Pressure 100 kg/cm²

14 cm
TEST 6

25 kg ?

60 mm 100 mm
TEST 7

8 kg
25 kg ?
25 kg

100 mm

?
50mm 60 mm
TEST 8
4 kg

If piston of “A” cylinder retracts 25 mm


what should be the movements of
cylinders “B”, “C” & “D”.
3 kg
100 mm

25 kg ? 100 mm

60 mm 100 mm

A B
TEST 9

Weight of 1kg,3kg & 4 kg kept on cylinder “B”, “C” & “D”


respectively, what will happen if 25 kg put on cylinder “A”?

25 kg 1 kg 3 kg 4 kg

60 mm 100 mm 100 mm 100 mm

A C D
B
TEST 10
TEST 11

2
?

What should be the maximum pressure setting of relief valve “2”?


TEST 12

Ratio of Piston
diameter and rod
diameter is 2:1, what
M will be the speed ratio M

of cylinder extend and


retract movement?

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