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18 Cards in this Set
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What is the conservation of energy |
Energy cannot be created or destroyed just transferred |
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The molecules inside of water creates of friction causes |
Temperature |
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When force is applied to a liquid it goes |
Force goes in every direction simultaneously |
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What do we call a distance a linear actuator moves? |
Stroke |
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What will travel in linear actuator stroke |
Piston |
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What is the difference between a liquid fluid and a gas? |
Air can be compressed liquids cannot be compressed |
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Is vacuum a pressure? |
Yes. Vacuum is a pressure below atmospheric |
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When is multiply a flu is pressure or force you lose? |
Movement |
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How do we control pneumatic Energy? |
valves |
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Pressure must be controlled at a pneumatic system at 2 points the compressor and after the receiver tank true or false |
True |
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What turns on and off a small air compressor |
A switch |
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What texted air from the receiver? |
A regulator |
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What is the purpose of a check valve? |
Keeps the flow going in one direction |
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How many different types of actuators? |
Single acting actuator, double acting actuator |
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What valve operators by causing a restriction |
Slow control valve |
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What are three types of valves? |
Pressure valves, direction vowels, and flow valves |
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Two basic types of compressors? |
Displacement and dynamic |
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How is Energy controlled? |
Valves |
