Pumps operation, Maintenance and 8) The main causes of excessive friction

Trouble shooting in hydraulic lines

27-31 Oct. 2013 – Pre Test a) Less number of bents
1st Multiple choice b) Excessive no of bents
c) Excessive length of lines
1) The word hydraulic comes from
d) Both b & c
Greek words “hydro” meaning
9) In case of hydraulic pump need
a) Water
positive pressure to start, The pump
b) Oil need to be installed
c) Fluid a) Above the fluid reservoir
d) Air b) Below the fluid reservoir
2) One Newton per square meter is c) No answer from above
known as d) Both a & b
a) Kpa 10) Impeller function
b) Pa a) Increase K.E
c) Psi b) Increase P.E
d) Bar c) Increase Pressure energy
3) Energy ……. be destroyed, but it may d) Both a & c
be converted 11) Heat may be added to hydraulic
a) Can system fluid
b) May a) By using immersed electric coil
c) May not b) By using steam coil
d) Can not c) By starting the hydraulic system
4) A liquid is d) All above answers
a) Compressible 12) Accumulators used to
b) Incompressible a) Maintain constant pressure
c) Both c & d b) Dampen pulsation
d) No answer from above c) Both a & b
5) Pascal’s Law [ pressure applied to a d) No answer from above
13) The Affinity law describe the relation
confined fluid at rest, Force is
between
transmitted …….. in every direction a) Temperature & flow
a) Not equally b) Flow, Pressure, speed & power
b) Equally c) Pressure & flow
c) Equally and always at right d) Viscosity & temperature
angles 14) Viscosity Index is change in viscosity
d) No answer from above over a given
6) Velocity is equal a) Temperature range
a) Distance multiplied by time b) Pressure range
b) Distance divided by time square c) Water content range
c) Distance multiplied by time d) Stability range
15) The API of centrifugal pumps
square
represented in API
d) Distance divided by time a) 610
7) The flow in conductor could be b) 611
a) Laminar c) 617
b) Turbulent d) 619
c) Both a & b
d) No answer from above

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