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THIRD QUARTER EXAMINATION

Mechatronics 4

NAME: SCORE AND

RATING
SURNAME GIVEN NAME M.I.

YEAR AND
SECTION:
DATE:

Test I. Multiple Choice. Read the question or incomplete statement after each number. Choose
your answer to each question or incomplete statement from the choices that follow. Encircle the
letter of the best answer.

1. What refers to the use of a gas flowing under pressure to transmit power from one location
to another?
A. Pneumatics C. Gas Power
B. Hydraulics D. Aeronautics
2. Gas in a pneumatic system behaves like a _____ since it is compressible?
A. Rod C. Spring
B. Wire D. Rubber
3. What refers to the force per unit area exerted by a fluid against a surface?
A. Area C. Pressure
B. Force D. Fluid Power
4. What is the unit of measurement for pressure?
A. psi C. inch
B. lb. D. pounds
5. What mechanism uses air pressure to apply mechanical force and displacement?
A. Pneumatics C. Vane motor
B. Air System D. Air lubricator
6. What states that a change in the pressure of an enclosed incompressible fluid is conveyed
undiminished to every part of the fluid and to the surfaces of its container?
A. Pneumatics Law C. Undiminished Law
B. Pascal’s Law D. Equilibrium Law
7. What power transmitting assemblies employ pressurized liquid or gas to transmit energy?
A. Fluid Power C. Automatic Power
B. Electric Power D. Transmit Power
8. Which of the following is NOT one of the types of hydraulic fluids?
A. Petroleum-based C. Synthetic-based
B. Water-based D. Fluid-based
9. Which of the following can transmit power, dissipates heat, lubricates moving parts and
seals clearances?
A. Hydraulic Oil C. Lubricator
B. Fluid-based D. Power Transmitter
10. What converts mechanical energy into potential energy of fluids through pump and transmit
power through distribution lines?
A. Hydraulic system C. Fluid system
B. Line system D. Pumping System
Test II. Identification. Below is a full pneumatic and hydraulic system. For 11-27, list down each
component accordingly. For 28-30, identify what is ask in each statement.

HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

11. A _________________________
12. B _________________________
13. C _________________________
14. D _________________________
15. E _________________________
16. F _________________________
17. G _________________________
18. H _________________________

PNEUMATIC SYSTEM

19. A _________________________
20. B _________________________
21. C _________________________
22. D _________________________
23. E _________________________
24. F _________________________
25. G _________________________
26. H _________________________
27. I _________________________
 28. It is a control device that uses a small control current to energize or de-
energize the load connected to it.
29. It is an electrically-operated switch (contactor) that includes motor overload
protection liquids and cloth.
30. It has heaters (located in the power circuit) which senses excessive current
flow to the motor.

Test III. Pros and Cons about the Hydraulic System

PROS CONS
31. 36.

32. 37.

33. 38.

34. 39.

35. 40.

Test IV. Problem Solving. Kindly write your solution.

41-45.
How much pressure can be produced with a 7-in. diameter (d) cylinder and 30 lbs. of force?

46-50.
How much pressure can be produced with a 12-in. diameter (d) cylinder and 20 lbs. of
force?
Test IV. Enumeration.

Application on Hydraulic System

51.
52.
53.

Types of Hydraulic Valves

54.
55.
56.

Components of Hydraulic System

57.
58.
59.
60.

Test VII. Essay. (10 points)

61-70. If you will be given a chance to establish your own industrial/manufacturing company,
what automation system will you consider? Pneumatics system, Hydraulic system or Electrical
system and why? Explain briefly.

Approved by: Noted by:

JASCELYNN N. OLIMPIADA, MEM PROF. JOEVELL P. JOVELLANO, MBA

SHS Principal Designate Vice President for Academic Affairs