Multiple Versions Question: A double acting cylinder has a bore of 107 mm. The rod diameter is 32 mm. It must produce a pushing force of 10.5 KN. The flow rate available in both directions is 0.01 m/min. Note: Number are randomly generated. it is possible to get some huge dimensions. Calculate the system pressure needed. Express your result In Pa. Pa The force with which it pulls, given the same pressure. Express your result In N. N The speed on the outstroke. Express your result In m/s. m/s The speed on the instroke. Express your result In m/s m/s The power used on the outstroke. Express your result In watts watts The stroke of the actuator knowing that it takes 1.22 s for the piston to travel back and forth

Multiple Versions Question: A double acting cylinder has a bore of 107 mm. The rod diameter is 32 mm. It must produce a pushing force of 10.5 KN. The flow rate available in both directions is 0.01 m/min. Note: Number are randomly generated. it is possible to get some huge dimensions. Calculate the system pressure needed. Express your result In Pa. Pa The force with which it pulls, given the same pressure. Express your result In N. N The speed on the outstroke. Express your result In m/s. m/s The speed on the instroke. Express your result In m/s m/s The power used on the outstroke. Express your result In watts watts The stroke of the actuator knowing that it takes 1.22 s for the piston to travel back and forth

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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