Hydraulic and Fuel Systems

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please help solve for part A)   Q3 part a, for this system the changes in internal, potential and kinetic energies are all ≈ 0, so that  .  This seems odd, but the water is merely transferring work from the pump to the piston, rack and car.  Here the   W s the algebraic sum of the work done on the water by the pump and the work done by the water on the piston, rack and car ( i think)

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LR = 5m, LG = 2.5m and LC = 1.1m Q2. The Skylark family of sounding rockets consisted of a number of variants (denoted Skylark 5, Skylark 7, and Skylark 12 respectively). These are illustrated on Page 3. The data given below is based on that for the rocket motors they used (all manufactured and named by what was Royal Ordinance – now part of Roxel): Raven XI Motor Total mass: 1280 kg Length = LR See Case Table (units are m) Diameter = 0.44 m Goldfinch IIA Motor Total mass: 420 kg Length = LG See Case Table (units are m) Diameter = 0.44 m Cuckoo IV Motor Total mass: 242 kg Length = LC See Case Table (units are m) Diameter = 0.44 m The payload mass which is additional to the motor masses is to be taken as 100 kg. (a) For the configurations of the three rockets shown on Page 3 in Fig. Q2: (i) Determine the Pitching/Yawing moment of inertia of each rocket about the base of each rocket. (ii) Explain how you could then find the the Pitching/Yawing moment of inertia of each rocket about its…

Company Z has the following historical information about sales for one of its hydraulic pump models for the last 4 years: (PICTURE OF THE PERIOD AND YEARS) On the other hand, the manufacturing process used by Company Z is sequential* and has the following characteristics: (THE OTHER IMAGE) * Sequential; in the sense that the output of Mi is the input of Mi+1.** In any order; in the sense that they can be interchanged, e.g. MA -> MB or MB -> MA. The company's operating costs are as follows: Cost per final unit produced "defect free": $100 Cost per final unit produced "with defects": $150 Cost per excess inventory (units "free of defects"): $50 Cost per inventory shortage ("defect free" units): $200 Revenue per final "defect free" unit produced and sold: $250 We have the following operating conditions: - Any sequence of 3 machines can be used.- Only one machine can be used once, within the same sequence of machines.- You can work UP TO 720 hours per month.- A "level production"…

Electric drives have a wide range of applications in various industries. One common application is in the manufacturing industry, where electric drives are used to control the speed and torque of electric motors that drive various machines and equipment. For example, electric drives are used in conveyor systems, pumps, fans, compressors, and machine tools to regulate the motion and force required for different manufacturing processes. 1. Create simple Process Flow Diagram (PFD) of electric motor used in pumps.

Q4/A- The mass of the filter is 25.3046 gm. after 20 min the filter mass will be 25.4112 gm. with volumetric flow is 5.2 m 3/hr. What is the concentration of pollutant after one day

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Energy Star Washing Machine Model #: GTW500ASN Style: Top Loader Cubic Feet: 4.5 cubic feet Yearly Energy Usage (from Energy Guide): 210 kWh/y Non-Energy Star Washing Machine Model #: GTW465ASN Style: Top Loader Cubic Feet: 4.5 cubic feet Yearly Energy Usage (from Energy Guide): 175 kWh/yr Picture of Appliance: Website Link to Retail Store Purchase Price: (1) $498.00 Yearly Energy Use (in kWh): 175 kWh/yr Energy Cost per Year (Energy usage in kWh from above x .1111 cents/kWh): (3) Cost Recuperation Estimation 1 Picture of Appliance: Website Link to Retail Store Purchase Price: (2) $478.00 Yearly Energy Use (in kWh): 210 kWh/yr Energy Cost per Year (Energy usage in kWh from above x.1111 cents/kWh): (4) Initial Cost Difference: Energy Star Appliance Price (1) - Non-Energy Star Appliance Price (2) Calculation (Show Your Work): This is the original upfront price difference. In other words, how much more money the Energy-Star Appliance costs. 2. Cost Per Year Difference: Non-Energy Star…

A Large wind turbine has blade span diameters of 110 m. It sits high off the ground where the average wind speed is 7 m/s. Assume the air density to be 1.25 kg/m3, and the efficiency of the wind turbine, its generator and its electric grid synchronization device is 26%. What is the average electric power that this turbine can output to the grid? a. Sketch the problem. b.Draw lines identifying the control volume, or control mass. c.Identify the states with numbers, letters, or descriptions such as “in” and “out”. d.Write down the knowns and unknowns. e.Identify what is being asked for. f.State all assumptions.

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Parameter thrust Thrust chamber pressure Thrust chamber temperature Working fluid Universal gas constant Ambient pressure: At Sea level value 5MN 7MPa 2800K Air At Room Temperature (Ideal Gas) 8.314 J. (Mol. K) -1 101325N/m² At an altitude of 30km 1185.5 N/m² MW= 29kg/Kw The Following Performance and operation data was obtained from a rocket with a a nozzle designed to produce maximum thrust at sea level: Determine; A) Specific Impulse B) Mass Flow Rate C) Throat Diameter D) Exit Diameter E) Thrust Produced at An altitude of 30KM for the same fixed Nozzle Geometry

A 6 kilowatt pump discharges 10 kilogram per second when the pump impeller diameter is 45 centimetre .what characteristics of pump will be provided when increasing the impeller diameter to 47 centimetre. 8 kilowatt discharge 5 kilogram per second 8.5 kilowatt discharge 15 kilogram per second No one of these 5 kilowatt discharge 10 kilogram per second

In an axial compressor, location 1 is upstream of the rotor blade andc1 = magnitude of velocity vector, with respect to engine = 122 m/sw 1 = magnitude of velocity vector, with respect to rotor = 222 m/sLocation 2 is downstream of the rotor where:c2 = magnitude of velocity vector, with respect to engine = 235 m/sAlso, assume: cz1 = cz2 as we did in class. The angleα1 = 25 degrees is the angle between vector c 1 and the compressor axisDetermine the work done in kJ, per kilogram of air that passes through the engine.

A pump has a displacement volume of 6 in^3. It delivers 24 gpm at 1000 rpm and 1000 psi. If the prime mover input torque is 1100 in • lb, what is the theoretical torque required to operate the pump in in-lbs?Answer: 955 ± 1.