In a hydraulic system a master piston cylinder A is connected to two piston cylinders B andC Diameter of Piston A = 50 cm Diameter of Piston B 100 cm Diameter of Piston C 120 cm The Load force of 5 kN is applied on piston C 1-Find the forces in piston A and B in kN 2- Find the number of strokes done on piston A needed to move the piston B by 30cm Given the stroke of piston A equal to 30 cm (need to provide full detailed calculations you can attach your hand written scanned work (write yo on the paper)

In a hydraulic system a master piston cylinder A is connected to two piston cylinders B andC Diameter of Piston A = 50 cm Diameter of Piston B 100 cm Diameter of Piston C 120 cm The Load force of 5 kN is applied on piston C 1-Find the forces in piston A and B in kN 2- Find the number of strokes done on piston A needed to move the piston B by 30cm Given the stroke of piston A equal to 30 cm (need to provide full detailed calculations you can attach your hand written scanned work (write yo on the paper)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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