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Block 15

Total questions: 53

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

____ is a system that uses a fluid with force applied to transfer energy from one location to another

a)

Hydraulics

b)

Pascal’s Law

c)

Mechanical Advantage

d)

Viscosity

2.

When there is an increase in pressure at any point in a confined fluid, there is an equal increase in pressure at every other point in the same container

a)

Ohms Law

b)

Pascal’s Law

c)

Mechanical Law

d)

Law of Pressurization

3.

____ is a Ratio between force applied and force produced resulting in force multiplication

a)

Hydraulics

b)

Pascal’s Law

c)

Mechanical Advantage

d)

Viscosity

4.

____ is a measurement of a fluid’s internal resistance flow

a)

Hydraulics

b)

Pascal’s Law

c)

Mechanical Advantage

d)

Viscosity

5.

A change in fluid ____ will change the _____ to flow

a)

Temperature & Internal Resistance

b)

Viscosity & Resistance to Flow

c)

Density & Pressure Gradient

d)

Velocity & Flow Rate

6.

If fluid temperature goes up, Viscosity will ____

a)

Increase

b)

Decrease

c)

Change State

d)

Stay the same

7.

If fluid temperature goes down, Viscosity will ____

a)

Increase

b)

Decrease

c)

Change State

d)

Stay the same

8.

____ is the movement of fluid through a system

a)

Flow Rate

b)

Pressure Gradient

c)

Fluid Flow

d)

Viscosity

9.

____ is the smooth flow of fluid through a system

a)

Turbulent Flow

b)

Laminar Flow

c)

Fluid Flow

d)

Viscosity

10.

____ is the rough irregular flow of fluid through a system

a)

Turbulent Flow

b)

Laminar Flow

c)

Fluid Flow

d)

Viscosity

11.

Laminar Flow occurs when?

a)

Tubes, Lines & Hoses are large

b)

Flow Rates are low

c)

Pressure is Low

d)

Tubes or lines are dented

e)

Tubes, Lines & Hoses are small

12.

Turbulent Flow occurs when?

a)

Tubes, Lines & Hoses are large

b)

Numerous Fittings or Connections

c)

Flow & Pressure Rates are High

d)

Tubes or lines are dented

e)

Tubes, Lines & Hoses are small

13.

Turbulent Flow causes excessive ____ of the fluid

a)

Heating

b)

Cooling

c)

Pressure Increase

d)

Viscosity Increase

14.

MIL-H-5606 is a ____ based fluid that has a ___ dye added for easy identification

a)

Water-Glycol & YELLOW

b)

Petroleum & RED

c)

Synthetic & RED

d)

Diesel & GREEN

15.

Disadvantages of MIL-H-5606 are?

a)

Will Dissolve natural rubber elastomers

b)

High Flammability

c)

Viscosity is Low

d)

Viscosity is High

e)

Low Flammability

16.

Advantage of MIL-H-5606 are?

a)

Will Dissolve natural rubber elastomers

b)

High Flammability

c)

Viscosity is Low

d)

Viscosity is High

e)

Low Flammability

17.

Advantage of MIL-H-83282 are?

a)

Can be used with any seal type

b)

High Flammability

c)

Viscosity is Low

d)

Viscosity is High

e)

Low Flammability

18.

Disadvantage of MIL-H-83282 are?

a)

Can be used with any seal type

b)

High Flammability

c)

Viscosity is Low

d)

Viscosity is High

e)

Low Flammability

19.

____ means foreign material in fluid

a)

Contamination

b)

Polluted Fluid

c)

Untreated Fluid

d)

Viscosity

20.

____ stores fluid until needed in the system

a)

Receiver

b)

Reservoir

c)

Tank

d)

Hose

21.

Vented reservoirs may have a ___ installed to prevent contamination

a)

Primary Filter

b)

Filter-Dryer

c)

Secondary Filter

d)

Cotton Mesh Filter

22.

____ are used to regulate, direct or control the flow of fluid in a system

a)

Receivers

b)

Reservoirs

c)

Valves

d)

Hoses

23.

____ is used to prevent the reverse flow of fluid

a)

Needle Valve

b)

Quick Disconnect (QD) Valve

c)

Check Valve

d)

Ball Valve

24.

____ is used to either open to allow flow or closes to prevent flow

a)

Needle Valve

b)

Quick Disconnect (QD) Valve

c)

Check Valve

d)

Ball Valve

25.

____ is used to provide precise control of fluid flow and regulation

a)

Needle Valve

b)

Quick Disconnect (QD) Valve

c)

Check Valve

d)

Ball Valve

26.

____ is installed on hydraulic lines to prevent loss of fluid when disconnected

a)

Needle Valve

b)

Quick Disconnect (QD) Valve

c)

Check Valve

d)

Ball Valve

27.

Quick Disconnect (QD) Valves are forced ____ when connected

a)

Open

b)

Close

c)

Removed

d)

Attached

28.

Quick Disconnect (QD) Valves are forced ____ when disconnected

a)

Open

b)

Close

c)

Removed

d)

Attached

29.

____ controls the direction of fluid flow

a)

Relief Valve

b)

Selector Valve

c)

Pressure Gauge

d)

Flowmeter

30.

____ prevents over pressurization of a system by setting a maximum pressure setting

a)

Relief Valve

b)

Selector Valve

c)

Pressure Gauge

d)

Flowmeter

31.

____ provides a visual indication of pressure at a given point in the system

a)

Relief Valve

b)

Selector Valve

c)

Pressure Gauge

d)

Flowmeter

32.

____ provides a visual indication of fluid flow at a given point in the system

a)

Relief Valve

b)

Selector Valve

c)

Pressure Gauge

d)

Flowmeter

33.

Electronic Measurement Devices convert measurable information into an ____

a)

Data Stream

b)

Electric Signal

c)

Digital Signal

d)

Analog Output

34.

____ cause something to happen at a given pressure

a)

Pressure Switches

b)

Selector Valve

c)

Pressure Gauge

d)

Measurement Device

35.

NC Switches will?

a)

Open at the set pressure, stopping an electrical circuit

b)

Close at a set pressure, starting an electrical circuit

c)

Cycle between open and closed based on pressure fluctuations

d)

Remain closed until pressure drops below the set point

36.

NO Switches will?

a)

Open at the set pressure, stopping an electrical circuit

b)

Close at a set pressure, starting an electrical circuit

c)

Cycle between open and closed based on pressure fluctuations

d)

Remain closed until pressure drops below the set point

37.

____ will compare pressure from 2 points in a system

a)

Pressure Switches

b)

Differential Pressure Switch

c)

Pressure Gauge

d)

Measurement Device

38.

Differential Pressure Switches will?

a)

Open at the set pressure, stopping an electrical circuit

b)

Close at a set pressure, starting an electrical circuit

c)

Cycle between open and closed based on pressure fluctuations

d)

When difference between 2 pressures reach a set point, an electrical circuit will be completed

39.

____ is a hydraulically operated cylinder used to convert hydraulic pressure into mechanical motion or force

a)

Actuator

b)

Linear Actuator

c)

Rotary Actuator

d)

Hydraulic Pumps

40.

____ converts hydraulic pressure into mechanical push/pull force

a)

Actuator

b)

Linear Actuator

c)

Rotary Actuator

d)

Hydraulic Pumps

41.

____ converts hydraulic pressure into rotational force

a)

Actuator

b)

Linear Actuator

c)

Rotary Actuator

d)

Hydraulic Pumps

42.

____ converts mechanical motion into hydraulic flow

a)

Actuator

b)

Linear Actuator

c)

Rotary Actuator

d)

Hydraulic Pumps

43.

____ is an internal leakage within a pump caused by resistance to flow

a)

Slippage

b)

Cavitation

c)

Pump Classification

d)

Non-Positive Displacement Pump

44.

____ is the starvation or lack of fluid at the inlet of a pump

a)

Slippage

b)

Cavitation

c)

Pump Classification

d)

Non-Positive Displacement Pump

45.

____ pumps are classified as either non-positive displacement or positive displacement

a)

Positive-Displacement

b)

Cavitation

c)

Pump Classification

d)

Non-Positive Displacement Pump

46.

____ pumps are produces flow with little to no resistance to flow and has no positive seal against slippage and are commonly used as water pumps

a)

Positive-Displacement

b)

Cavitation

c)

Pump Classification

d)

Non-Positive Displacement Pump

47.

____ pumps produce flow no matter how much resistance to flow exists and provide a positive seal against slippage and are commonly used as lubrication and fuel pumps

a)

Positive-Displacement

b)

Cavitation

c)

Pump Classification

d)

Non-Positive Displacement Pump

48.

____ pumps have an internal means to vary output volume and a relief valve is not required

a)

Positive-Displacement

b)

Variable-Displacement Pump

c)

Constant-Displacement Pump

d)

Non-Positive Displacement Pump

49.

____ pumps has no internal means to vary output volume and a relief valve is required

a)

Positive-Displacement

b)

Variable-Displacement Pump

c)

Constant-Displacement Pump

d)

Non-Positive Displacement Pump

50.

____ pumps are manually operated

a)

Hand Pumps

b)

Gerotor Pump

c)

Axial Reciprocating Piston Pumps

d)

Constant-Displacement Pump

51.

____ pumps are a two-gear constant displacement pump

a)

Hand Pumps

b)

Gerotor Pump

c)

Axial Reciprocating Piston Pumps

d)

Constant-Displacement Pump

52.

____ pumps are a positive displacement pump that can be constant or variable displacement

a)

Hand Pumps

b)

Gerotor Pump

c)

Axial Reciprocating Piston Pumps

d)

Constant-Displacement Pump

53.

____ allows fluid to fill the cylinder bores as the pistons reciprocate backwards

a)

Inlet Port

b)

External Port

c)

Axial Reciprocating Piston Pumps

d)

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