Problem 3. 150 mm 150mm 400 mm- A 4000 N 100 mm BO 240 mm D EC O F -1000 mm- The automobile bumper jack is subjected to a 4,000 N downward load. The roller The hydraulic cylinder has a bore at B does not contact the vertical column. diameter of 63.5 millimeters and a stroke length of 330.2 millimeters. In lifting the Calculate the automobile, the cylinder extends completely in 20 seconds. following: 1. Force in the rod of the hydraulic cylinder [lb] 2. Fluid pressure in the cylinder [p.s.i.] 3. Volumetric flow rate for the system [g.p.m.] 4. Hydraulic power required to lift the automobile [hp] Show All Work - Clearly identify all solutions including units.

Problem 3. 150 mm 150mm 400 mm- A 4000 N 100 mm BO 240 mm D EC O F -1000 mm- The automobile bumper jack is subjected to a 4,000 N downward load. The roller The hydraulic cylinder has a bore at B does not contact the vertical column. diameter of 63.5 millimeters and a stroke length of 330.2 millimeters. In lifting the Calculate the automobile, the cylinder extends completely in 20 seconds. following: 1. Force in the rod of the hydraulic cylinder [lb] 2. Fluid pressure in the cylinder [p.s.i.] 3. Volumetric flow rate for the system [g.p.m.] 4. Hydraulic power required to lift the automobile [hp] Show All Work - Clearly identify all solutions including units.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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