10. A pump with a displacement of 0.351 in./rev turning at 1200 rev/min cycles a 2-in. bore cylinder with a 1-in. diameter bore rod through a 12-in. stroke 5 times each minute. What is the volumetric efficiency of the system?

10. A pump with a displacement of 0.351 in./rev turning at 1200 rev/min cycles a 2-in. bore cylinder with a 1-in. diameter bore rod through a 12-in. stroke 5 times each minute. What is the volumetric efficiency of the system?

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BOOK: FLUID POWER, 3e, JAMES A. SULLIVAN

PROBLEM: 14 - 10

10. A pump with a displacement of 0.351 in./rev turning at 1200 rev/min cycles a 2-in.
bore cylinder with a 1-in. diameter bore rod through a 12-in. stroke 5 times each
minute. What is the volumetric efficiency of the system?

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