Hydraulic cylinder moving load of 1200kg , assume that the system components is ideal, modelsteady state solution and calculate :a) The piston speed.b) The flow through the proportional valve to the cylinder, assuming a 50% opening of thevalve (5 mm).c) The cylinder chamber pressure.d) The Pump pressure.The system dimensions given is:Gravity - 9.82 m/s?• Oil density - 880 kg/m3• Servo valve area A(x) 1,8 x mm2• Servo valve movement 10 > x > -10 nm• Global discharge coefficient Cd - 0.7• Pump Speed - 2500 RpmDisplacement of pump 10 cmCylinder dimension 80x40x850 mm (Tube, rod and stroke)• Relief pressure 180 Bar%3D

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Hydraulic cylinder moving load of 1200kg, assume that the system components is ideal , model steady state solution and calculate : a) The piston speed.

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