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Starting and Maintaining Fluid Systems

Total questions: 49

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following components is correctly maintained in the fluid system?

a)

Cylinder Spring

b)

Supply Valve

c)

Cylinder Seals

d)

Transmission Lines

2.

Which of the following is a key step in starting and maintaining fluid systems?

a)

Checking Cylinder Spring

b)

Checking Supply Valve

c)

Checking Cylinder Seals

d)

Checking Transmission Lines

e)

All of the above

3.

Why is proper maintenance important for fluid power systems?

a)

Proper maintenance results in time and money savings.

b)

It increases the weight of the system.

c)

It reduces the efficiency of the system.

d)

It causes more frequent breakdowns.

4.

It is vital for a safe working environment with fluid power systems. What can unsafe working conditions cause?

a)

Unsafe working causes injuries.

b)

Unsafe working increases productivity.

c)

Unsafe working improves teamwork.

d)

Unsafe working reduces costs.

5.

Which of the following is NOT a maintenance task listed for hydraulics?

a)

A) Oil level check

b)

B) Replace oil filter element

c)

C) Lubricate gears

d)

D) Check hoses and pipework for damage and leaks

6.

Getting a new fluid power system operational is often more difficult than maintaining and operating an existing one.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

The design should be appropriate for the required function of the system.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Appropriate and compatible parts should be ________.

a)

selected

b)

ignored

c)

damaged

d)

removed

9.

During installation (commissioning), what is the first step to ensure components are ready for use?

a)

Assemble the system

b)

Clean components to remove contaminants

c)

Flush the system

d)

Test the system

10.

What is the purpose of flushing the completed system during installation (commissioning)?

a)

To remove impurities that could cause damage.

b)

To increase the system pressure.

c)

To reduce the installation time.

d)

To improve the color of the pipes.

11.

What issue is being highlighted in the installation process?

a)

Proper assembly

b)

Contaminated piston rod

c)

Correct pressure

d)

Clean system

12.

The system is constructed according to the ________ specification.

a)

design

b)

user

c)

hardware

d)

maintenance

13.

When the system is operated, what parameters are observed during installation (commissioning)?

a)

Only pressures

b)

Only temperatures

c)

Pressures, temperatures, and flow rates

d)

Only flow rates

14.

The figures observed during system operation are checked against what?

a)

Previous records

b)

Design specification

c)

Manufacturer's manual

d)

Safety guidelines

15.

Detailed records of checks should be ________ during installation (commissioning).

a)

maintained

b)

ignored

c)

delayed

d)

destroyed

16.

Which component in the hydraulics system is responsible for regulating pressure?

a)

Pressure regulator

b)

Hydraulic pump

c)

Reservoir

d)

Actuator

17.

One item that should be checked and recorded during the commissioning of a hydraulic system is:

a)

Fluid level

b)

Pipe color

c)

Operator's name

d)

Room temperature

18.

What should be checked when a system is installed?

a)

Pressures

b)

Temperatures

c)

Flow rates

d)

All of the above

e)

None of the above

19.

What should be checked when a system is installed? Figures are checked against the design specification when the system is installed.

a)

Pressures

b)

Temperatures

c)

Flow rates

d)

All of the above

e)

None of the above

20.

The fluid should be compatible with ________.

a)

system pressures

b)

ambient temperature

c)

pipe color

d)

operator preference

21.

The fluid should be compatible with ________.

a)

fluid temperatures

b)

pipe color

c)

ambient noise

d)

electrical wiring

22.

The fluid should be compatible with ________.

a)

component materials

b)

ambient temperature

c)

external pressure

d)

flow direction

23.

Identify the item shown: ________. (Image shows a gauge labeled 'Pressure gauge')

a)

Pressure gauge

b)

Thermometer

c)

Voltmeter

d)

Speedometer

24.

Once a system is installed, it should be regularly maintained. Which of the following is a reason for regular maintenance?

a)

A) Safe operation

b)

B) Ignoring breakdowns

c)

C) Increasing costs

d)

D) Reducing product quality

25.

Once a system is installed, it should be regularly maintained. Which of the following is a reason for regular maintenance?

a)

A) Efficient operation

b)

B) Unsafe operation

c)

C) Increasing breakdowns

d)

D) Reducing efficiency

26.

Once a system is installed, it should be regularly maintained. Which of the following is a reason for regular maintenance?

a)

Reduced system breakdowns

b)

Increased system breakdowns

c)

Ignoring product quality

d)

Increasing costs

27.

Once a system is installed, it should be regularly maintained. Which of the following is a reason for regular maintenance?

a)

A) Maintaining product quality

b)

B) Reducing product quality

c)

C) Increasing costs

d)

D) Ignoring breakdowns

28.

Once a system is installed, it should be regularly maintained. Which of the following is a reason for regular maintenance?

a)

A) Reducing costs

b)

B) Increasing costs

c)

C) Ignoring breakdowns

d)

D) Unsafe operation

29.

Good systems are designed with ease of _______ in mind. (Fill in the blank)

a)

maintenance

b)

failure

c)

delay

d)

confusion

30.

Which of the following statements is true about maintenance?

a)

Good systems are designed without considering maintenance.

b)

Good systems are designed with ease of maintenance in mind.

c)

Maintenance is not important for system design.

d)

Maintenance should be difficult to perform.

31.

Components that require regular maintenance should be:

a)

Hidden and hard to reach

b)

Easy to access

c)

Expensive to replace

d)

Ignored

32.

Parts that are likely to wear out should be easy to replace.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

Which of the following is a benefit of keeping detailed service records?

a)

Advising when to replace parts

b)

Ensuring compatible fluids are used

c)

Troubleshooting problems

d)

All of the above

34.

Detailed records help in advising when to replace parts that have a limited service life.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

Ensuring that compatible fluids are used is not a benefit of keeping detailed records.

a)

True

b)

False

36.

What is the objective of the maintenance activity 'Clean'?

a)

Remove contaminants, impurities and additives

b)

Increase the speed of machinery

c)

Change the color of equipment

d)

Add lubricants to the system

37.

What is the objective of the maintenance activity 'Protect'?

a)

Protect the system against external influences

b)

Increase the speed of the system

c)

Reduce the size of the system

d)

Change the user interface of the system

38.

What is the objective of the maintenance activity 'Lubricate'?

a)

Lubricate friction points

b)

Tighten loose bolts

c)

Paint the equipment

d)

Replace worn-out parts

39.

What is the objective of the maintenance activity 'Adjust'?

a)

Adjust pressures and flow rates to match required specification

b)

Replace worn-out components with new ones

c)

Clean all parts to remove dust and debris

d)

Lubricate moving parts to reduce friction

40.

What is the objective of the maintenance activity 'Refill'?

a)

Top up system to account for any loss of fluid

b)

Replace worn-out mechanical parts

c)

Calibrate the system sensors

d)

Lubricate moving components

41.

What is the objective of the maintenance activity 'Replace'?

a)

Replace parts at the end of their service life

b)

Lubricate moving parts to reduce friction

c)

Inspect equipment for potential failures

d)

Calibrate instruments for accurate readings

42.

When a component fails unexpectedly, what should be done?

a)

Ignore the failure

b)

Replace the component

c)

Continue using the component

d)

Repair only if convenient

43.

Troubleshooting and Repair Recording details of pressures and temperatures prior to fixing may provide evidence about the cause of the fault.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

Fill in the blank: The reason for failure is then ________.

a)

investigated

b)

ignored

c)

celebrated

d)

forgotten

45.

What is shown in the image with the label 'Broken seal'?

a)

A broken seal (component failure)

b)

A loose wire connection

c)

A corroded terminal

d)

A blown fuse

46.

Fill in the blank: The overheated fluid causes the ______ to operate incorrectly.

a)

piston

b)

radiator

c)

valve

d)

filter

47.

Monitoring system operation allows adjustments to be made. Which of the following is a reason for monitoring system operation?

a)

To allow adjustments to be made

b)

To ignore system changes

c)

To increase system errors

d)

To avoid maintenance

48.

Pressures and temperatures are examples of typical system parameters that are ________.

a)

monitored

b)

ignored

c)

created

d)

destroyed

49.

What is the purpose of flushing a hydraulic system?

a)

To remove contaminants

b)

To check system pressure

c)

To lubricate friction points

d)

To top up the system to account for any loss of fluid