Pascal's law | pressure exerted on a fluid in an enclosed container is transmitted equally and undiminished to all parts of the container and acts as right angles to enclosing walls. |
When is mechanical advantage achieved in a hydraulic system ? | By having an output piston that is larger than the input piston |
Viscosity | is the internal resistance to flow |
viscosity increases as ........ | temp decreases |
what happens if fluid is to thick ? | it causes power loss and higher operating temps |
what happens if the fluid is too thin? | it will lead to excessive wear of parts that are under load or that move due to friction |
Flash point | is the temp at which a fluid gives off enough vapour to ignite momentarily when exposed to a flame. A high flash point is desirable for hydraulic fluid |
fire point | is the temp at which a fluid gives off enough vapour to ignite and continue to burn when exposed to a flame.A high fire point is also desirable |
if the system is contaminated with the wrong fluid you must....? | drain and flush. the system before operation |
can you mix hydraulic fluid ? | NO NEVER. |
Vegetable based fluid also called ... | MIL-H-7644 |
Vegetable based fluid id died ..... | Blue |
mineral based fluid is also called ? | MIL-H-5606 |
It is died | RED |
what kind of seals and hoses does MIL-H-5606 use ? | Neoprene |
phosphate ester based is died ? | PURPLE |
phosphate is used in what kind of aircraft ? | modern large aircraft and high performance |
fire resistant to ...... | 6000 degrees F (almost non flammable ) |
Phosphate Ester is also called | MIL-H-8446 |
The most common trade name is | SKYDROL |
seals and hoses consist of | Butyl, sillicon rubber and teflon |
MIL-H-8446 can be flushed with ? | Trichloroethylene |
What is the most widely used fluid in general aviation aircraft ? | MIL-H-5606 (Mineral based) |
what are the effects of air getting into the system ? | air causes spongy response during system operation |
What the effects of water getting into the system ? | will cause corrosion of metallic surfaces, microorganisms will grow and spread in hydraulic fluid and will clog filters and reduce system performance |