Instructions: Identify the talking components by choosing the most appropriate answer from the selections at the end off the exercise. Each selection is used once 1. 1 allow flow to bypass a flow control valve. What am I? 2. As fluid temperature rises, my flow rate remains the same. What am I? 3. 1 directly determine what the speed of a hydraulic actuator is going to be. What am I? 4. The bigger my size, the greater the flow rate. What am I? 5. I operate by acting as a restriction. What am I? 6. I control flow discharging from an actuator. What am I? 7. As pressure differential increases, my flow rate stays the same. What am I? 8. In a pneumatic system, when a flow control valve builds up backpressure in an actuator, I increase. What am 17 9. Ball valves, globe valves and needle valves are examples of me. What am 17 10. In a hydraulic system, many times excess flow goes through me. What am 1? A check valve B. flow control valve C. gpm D. load resistance E meter-out circuit F orifice G pressure compensated flow control H. relief valve 1 J. variable orifice sharp edge orifice

Instructions: Identify the talking components by choosing the most appropriate answer from the selections at the end off the exercise. Each selection is used once 1. 1 allow flow to bypass a flow control valve. What am I? 2. As fluid temperature rises, my flow rate remains the same. What am I? 3. 1 directly determine what the speed of a hydraulic actuator is going to be. What am I? 4. The bigger my size, the greater the flow rate. What am I? 5. I operate by acting as a restriction. What am I? 6. I control flow discharging from an actuator. What am I? 7. As pressure differential increases, my flow rate stays the same. What am I? 8. In a pneumatic system, when a flow control valve builds up backpressure in an actuator, I increase. What am 17 9. Ball valves, globe valves and needle valves are examples of me. What am 17 10. In a hydraulic system, many times excess flow goes through me. What am 1? A check valve B. flow control valve C. gpm D. load resistance E meter-out circuit F orifice G pressure compensated flow control H. relief valve 1 J. variable orifice sharp edge orifice

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305578296

Author:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

Publisher:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

Chapter2: Matter And Energy

Section: Chapter Questions

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