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BASIC H CIRCUIT

Total questions: 19

Worksheet time: 10mins

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1.

The opened cynosure system (open centre hydraulic system) is ideal for systems that operate at:

a)

High pressure

b)

Low pressure

c)

Variable pressure

d)

Constant flow

2.

Which of the following is an advantage of an open centre hydraulic system?

a)

Difficult to maintain

b)

Generates excessive heat

c)

Easier to maintain

d)

Expensive to design

3.

The open centre hydraulic system is suitable for circuits that contain:

a)

Motors only

b)

Actuators other than motors

c)

Pumps only

d)

Reservoirs only

4.

One disadvantage of the open centre system is that the fluid reservoir must be:

a)

Very small

b)

Large enough for proper cooling

c)

Completely sealed

d)

Filled with gas

5.

Which of the following is not listed as an advantage of an open centre hydraulic system?

a)

Easier to maintain

b)

Cost less to configure and design

c)

Generates excessive heat

d)

Straightforward to diagnose

6.

The closed cynosure system (closed centre hydraulic system) is ideal for systems that operate at:

a)

Lower pressure

b)

Variable pressure

c)

Higher pressure

d)

Constant flow

7.

Which of the following is an advantage of a closed centre hydraulic system?

a)

Costs more to configure and design

b)

Ideal for low-pressure operation

c)

Requires large reservoir

d)

Ideal for high-pressure system

8.

One disadvantage of the closed centre hydraulic system is:

a)

Difficult to diagnose

b)

Costs more to configure and design

c)

Operates at low pressure

d)

Needs large reservoir

9.

Why are most hydraulic pumps operated below their maximum capacity?

a)

To increase the pressure

b)

To make them run faster

c)

To ensure durability

d)

To reduce oil usage

10.

What happens when a hydraulic pump is operated at its maximum capacity for a long period?

a)

It increases the bearing’s lifespan

b)

It has no effect on performance

c)

It affects the durability of the pump’s bearings

d)

It reduces power consumption

11.

What may happen if the pump operates at a pressure of 120 bar?

a)

The bearing’s life increases

b)

The bearing’s life is reduced by half

c)

The system becomes more efficient

d)

The pump stops immediately

12.

What happens when the pump speed exceeds its maximum rated speed?

a)

The bearing life increases

b)

The bearing life decreases

c)

The pump operates more efficiently without impact

d)

The pump remains unaffected

13.

Which of the following statements about flow rate is TRUE?

a)

Pump speed does not affect lifespan

b)

Higher speed increases bearing life

c)

Bearing life decreases when speed exceeds the limit

d)

The maximum pump speed can be ignored

14.

What is the main cause of pump cavitation?

a)

Excessive lubrication

b)

Improper pump maintenance

c)

High ambient temperature

d)

Excessive oil pressure

15.

Cavitation occurs when __________.

a)

The pump operates at normal temperature

b)

Fluid does not fill all the pump chambers

c)

The pump operates at full pressure

d)

There is no air in the fluid

16.

What happens when there is a space filled with air in the pump chamber?

a)

The pump’s efficiency decreases

b)

The pump speed increases

c)

The fluid temperature drops

d)

The pump pressure increases

17.

What is the common perception of hydraulic systems among many people?

a)

They are clean and leak-free

b)

They are efficient and quiet

c)

They are dirty and often leak

d)

They require no maintenance

18.

How can hydraulic system leaks be effectively controlled and eliminated?

a)

By reducing fluid pressure

b)

Through perfect design, installation, and maintenance

c)

By using thinner hydraulic fluid

d)

By increasing pump speed

19.

Why can excessive internal leakage damage the hydraulic fluid?

a)

Due to contamination from external particles

b)

Due to heat generated inside the system

c)

Due to vibration from the pump

d)

Due to reduced oil viscosity