Hydraulics Word Scramble
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| Term | Definition |
| Liquid in a Hydraulic system, Gas or air in a Pneumatic system | What does a fluid power system use as the medium through which to transmit force from one part of the system to the other? |
| Blaise Pascal | Who first formulated that 'a change in pressure at any point in an enclosed fluid at rest is transmitted undiminished to all points in the fluid'? |
| Pressure | Pascal's can be used as a unit of measurement for __________? |
| Pressure | _____________ is force per unit of area. |
| The larger piston | In a simple enclosed hydraulic system with pistons of different surface area, which requires the most force to move it? |
| Multiplied | If force is applied to the smaller piston, the force will be ____________ at the larger piston? |
| Liquid | Hydraulic systems allow force to be transmitted by the use of_________. |
| Incompressible | Liquids are mostly ________________. |
| PSI | Pressure is measured in __________. |
| Force Divided by Area | When pressure is unknown, it is calculated as _____________. |
| Pressure Times Area | When force is unknown, it is calculated as _______________. |
| Hydraulic Pump | The ________________ is used to force the fluid from the reservoir to rest of the hydraulic circuit by converting mechanical energy into hydraulic energy. |
| The extension speed stays the same | What happens to the extension speed of a cylinder rod when the rod diameter decreases, the pressure increases, but the flow rate to the cylinder stays the same? |
| Synchronized | Two cylinders that work together in unison are said to be _____________________. |
| The Rate At Which Work Is Done. | Power is __________________________________. |
| Using a cylinder of greater size without changing the flow rate to the cylinder | Two ways to decrease the speed at which a cylinder rod extends or retracts are by using a flow control valve to decrease the flow rate into the cylinder and by __________. |
| Work | What is the motion of a load through a distance that results in something useful being done? |
| Limit | It is necessary to have a pressure relief valve in order to _________________ the maximum system pressure and working forces. |
| Reservoir | In a hydraulic circuit, the ________________ holds the oil. |
| Small | Hydraulic power requires a ______________ amount of energy to control and transmit tremendous power. |
| Filters | ____________ are used to remove any foreign particles so as keep the fluid system clean and efficient, as well as avoid damage to the actuator and valves. |
| Pressure | The _____________port on the power unit provides oil under pressure to the circuit. |
| Confined | Hydraulic pressure created on a ___________ liquid generates forces that can lift heavy loads |
| Decrease | Using a cylinder of greater size without changing the flow rate to the cylinder will ______________ the speed of the cylinder. |
| Liquid | Hydraulics uses _______________ to transmit power. |
| Hydraulics | Automobile brake systems use ______________________. |
| Power Input Device | The pump that provides hydraulic power to the system. The pump draws oil from the reservoir and pumps it into the supply line. This component is called the _______________. |
| Control Devices | ____________________ are valves that control direction, pressure, and flow rate of the pressurized oil in the hydraulic system. |
| Power Output Device | Hydraulic power is converted back into mechanical power at the ______________________. |
| Conductors | __________________ transmit the liquid in a hydraulic system. |
| Mineral Oil | Hydraulic fluid is typically _____________________. |
| Directional Control Valve | What does D.C.V stand for? |
| Hydraulic Jack | |
| Force | Pressure is a measure of _________________ intensity. |
| Pascals | The units of pressure measurement used in the S.I. system are _________________. |
| Actuator | The power output device of a hydraulic system is know as the ____________________. |
| Cylinders | Actuators that produce straight line mechanical motion are called ______________________. |
| Motors | Actuators that produce rotary motion are called ______________________. |
| Mechanical | The actuator converts hydraulic energy into _______________________ energy. |
| Clockwise | To increase the pressure setting of a relief valve, turn the adjustment knob _________________. |
| Minimum | Power units are normally stopped and started with the relief valve set at the _________________ pressure. |
| Temperature | The liquid level gauge often indicates the oil's __________________________ as well as its level. |
| Filter | Pumps always have a(n) _______________________ attached to their suction lines to clean the oil. |
| Springs | _______________ are used to hold the position of a 3 |
| Double | Action |
| Quick Connect | A(n) __________________________ fitting is used whenever there is a need to frequently disconnect circuits. |
| Bourdon Tube | A ___________________________ pressure gauge uses a curved tube to indicate pressure. |
| Tee | Two branch circuits are connected with a _____________________. |
| Cross | Three branch circuits are connected with a _____________________. |
| Positions, Ways | A 3/4 DCV refers to the number of ______________ and ___________. |
| Hydraulics | Vehicle lifts use which type of fluid power system? |
| Fluid injection injury | Serious injury associated with pinhole leaks in hydraulic lines. |
| Power Unit | Contains the pump that provides fluid flow through the system |
| Control devices | Devices that control the fluid direction and flow throughout the system |
| Actuator | Component that does work in a fluid power system |
| Liquid level gauge | Indicates the oil level in the hydraulic reservoir |
| Suction line filter | A filter that oil flows through before it goes into the pump |
| High viscosity | Thick fluid viscosity |
| Schematic diagrams | Identifies components and circuit design |
| True | Pinhole leaks in a pressurized line can penetrate leather gloves |
| True | Fluid injection injury requires immediate medical attention. |
| Pressure gauge | Measures system pressures |
| Piston | Part of a cylinder the oil exerts its pressure on |
| Quick connect fittings | Allow easy disconnecting and connecting of hydraulic lines |
| Hydraulic motor | Produces rotary motion |
| Fixed Displacement | General displacement of hydraulic motors |
| True | Preventive maintenance of a hydraulic system involves replacing oil filters |
| Needle valve | Another name for a flow control valve |
| Vaporous cavitation | Caused by water in a hydraulic system |
| Prime mover | Electric motor or gasoline engine that turns the pump |
| Filler/breather | Where oil is added to the reservoir |
| Power unit | Prime mover, pump, and reservoir |
| Check valve | Allows flow in only one direction |
| A and B | DCV ports that the actuator is connected to |
| Pressure relief valve | Limits the maximum system pressure and working forces |
| Flow Meter | Device used to determine is fluid is flowing within a hydraulic system |
| Temperature | Liquid level gauges sometimes indicate the oil |
| Gear on Gear pump | Pump that contains two gears that turn in the opposite direction |
| Spring | 3 position DCV is held in the middle position by a |
| Hydraulics | Fluid power system that is used when rigidity is required |
| Force | Area times pressure equals |
| Square footage | Length times width equals |
| Cubic footage | Length times width times height equals |
| Pressure | Resistance of a hydraulic system to fluid flow causes |
| compression | Expanding hoses can give the appearance of |
| 4/3 DCV | DCV with 4 fluid paths and 3 positions |
| Directional Control Valve | DCV stands for |
| International Standards Organization | ISO |
| National Fluid Power Association | NFPA |
| American Society of Mechanical Engineers | ASME |
| Newton | SI Unit for Force |
| Pascal | SI Unit for Pressure |
| Pound | English unit for Force |
| PSI | English unit for Pressure |
| Pounds per square inch | PSI |
| 14.7 PSIA | Atmospheric Pressure |
| Pounds per square inch gauge | PSIG |
| Pounds per square inch absolute | PSIA |
| Cylinder and motor | Two types of hydraulic actuators |
| Vacuum | Pressure below zero on a pressure gauge |
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Mr. Davis
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