The Rexroth simulators have the following component specifications: Double acting cylinders with piston diameters of 25-mm and rod diameters of 16-mm. Cylinder stroke of 40-cm for the large cylinder and 20-cm for the small cylinder(s). Pump rated output of 8 liters/minute. Maximum cylinder pressure of 105 bar (10500 kPa). Calculate the following based on the above system specifications. Refer to the formula sheet attached to this lab: a. Piston area [Ap] and rod area [AR] in units of m2. Ap = AR x De 4 = x0.025 x 0-016? 0.00020 m? b. Maximum cylinder force in extension [FE], retraction [FR] and regeneration [Fregen]: = 0.00049 m?
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![The Rexroth simulators have the following component specifications:
Double acting cylinders with piston diameters of 25-mm and rod diameters of 16-mm.
Cylinder stroke of 40-cm for the large cylinder and 20-cm for the small cylinder(s).
Pump rated output of 8 liters/minute.
Maximum cylinder pressure of 105 bar (10500 kPa).
Calculate the following based on the above system specifications. Refer to the formula sheet
attached to this lab:
a. Piston area [Ap] and rod area [AR] in units of m2.
DR
AR =
Ap=
Dp
4
二
x 0.016?
=x0.025
4
0.00020 m?
= 0.00049 m?
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b. Maximum cylinder force in extension [FE], retraction [FR] and regeneration [Fregen]:
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c. Theoretical rod speed [cm/sec] in extension [vE], retraction [VR] and regeneration [Vregen]:](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Fbc9e1181-1430-499b-82e0-78a1d3a26295%2Fc26a0eaf-cce6-4ddc-9248-ce13435f6992%2Fj7fndz9_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
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