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Hydraulic Components Block 8

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is special, stringent care required when handling aircraft hydraulic fluid?

a)

To ensure it stays free from contamination

b)

To make it more efficient

c)

To reduce costs

d)

To increase its volume

2.

During which type of aircraft maintenance checks are samples from aircraft hydraulic systems taken to check contamination?

a)

A) A and B checks

b)

B) C and D checks

c)

C) E and F checks

d)

D) G and H checks

3.

What is a common misconception about new oil according to the passage?

a)

It is always clean.

b)

It is always dirty.

c)

It is always expensive.

d)

It is always cheap.

4.

By the time they reach your system, fluids are almost certainly contaminated with which of the following?

a)

Metal and rubber particles

b)

Water and oil

c)

Nuts and bolts

d)

Plastic and glass

5.

What is one of the major entry points for contaminants in a hydraulic system?

a)

Reservoir vent ports (breathers)

b)

Power unit or system access plates

c)

Components left open during maintenance

d)

Cylinder seals

6.

What is one of the major entry points for contaminants in a hydraulic system?

a)

Sight glass

b)

Power unit flexible lines

c)

Tubing

d)

Oleo strut seals

7.

Identify the increased source of contamination in hydraulic systems.

a)

In pumps & motors

b)

Reservoir breathers filler caps

c)

hydraulic components

d)

Corrosion

8.

What is the nature of hydraulic fluid compared to air?

a)

A) Compressible

b)

B) Incompressible

c)

C) Elastic

d)

D) Rigid

9.

Fill in the blank: Hydraulic pressure acts at right angles to the _______ walls of the container.

a)

enclosing inner surface

b)

outer surface

c)

Bottom surface

d)

top surface

10.

What is the function of the hydraulic fluid in a simple pump?

a)

To provide lubrication to the pump components

b)

To transfer energy and create pressure

c)

To cool down the pump system

d)

To act as a sealant for the pump

11.

Fill in the blank: The _______ is used to control the flow of hydraulic fluid in the system.

a)

valve

b)

pump

c)

reservoir

d)

cylinder

12.

What is a common method to prevent contamination in hydraulic systems?

a)

Using larger reservoirs

b)

Regularly changing the hydraulic fluid

c)

Increasing system pressure

d)

Installing additional pumps

13.

Which component is primarily responsible for filtering contaminants in a hydraulic system?

a)

Valve

b)

Pump

c)

Filter

d)

Reservoir

14.

What is the effect of air contamination in hydraulic systems?

a)

Reduced system pressure

b)

Enhanced cooling

c)

Improved fluid flow

d)

Increased efficiency

15.

Which component in the diagram is responsible for moving the hydraulic fluid?

a)

Motor

b)

Cylinder piston

c)

Pump

d)

Control valve

16.

What is hydraulics?

a)

Hydraulics is a mechanical function that operates through the force of liquid or liquid pressure

b)

Hydraulics is a mechanical function that operates through the Sun Light

c)

Hydraulics is a mechanical function that operates through the wind energy

d)

All options are correct

17.
Air is considered a...
a)
Solid
b)

Gases

c)
Liquid
d)
Plasma
18.

What is hydraulics?

a)

Hydraulics is a mechanical function that operates through the force of liquid or liquid pressure

b)

Hydraulics is a mechanical function that operates through the Sun Light

c)

Hydraulics is a mechanical function that operates through the wind energy

d)

All options are correct

19.

Hydraulic systems use ________ to transfer force from one point to another.

a)

Air

b)

Liquid

c)

Solid

d)

Gas

20.

______________ air is more dense, therefore it exerts higher air pressure.

a)

Cold

b)

Warm