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    Fluid power Systems

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    What is fluid?

    A fluid is a substance which is capable of

    flowingFluids may be of,

    Liquid

    or

    Gas

    or

    Vapour

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    What is fluid power?

    The technology that deals with the

    generation, controlandtransmission of

    power using pressurized fluids

    Classification of fluid power systems,

    Hydraulic Systems

    Pneumatic Systems

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    Advantages of Fluid power systems

    1. Ease and accuracy of control

    2. Multiplication of force (102 to 105 times)

    3. Constant force or torque

    4. Simplicity, safety and economy

    5. High power to weight ratio

    6. Automatic protection against overloads

    7. Infinitely variable control (force, torque,speed)

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    Applications of fluid power

    1. Manufacturing industry

    2. Automobile and automobile industry

    3. Agriculture industry4. Naval industry

    5. Aviation and aerospace industry

    6. Material handling field7. Construction field

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    Hydraulic power system

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    Pneumatic power system

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    Fluid Power Examples

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    Functions of fluids in fluid power

    systems

    1. Transmit power

    2. Lubricate moving parts

    3. Seal the gaps and clearances between matingparts

    4. Heat dissipation

    5. Rust and corrosion prevention6. Remove the harmful impurities from the system

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    Physical properties of fluids

    1. Densitya. Mass Density

    b. Weight density

    2. Specific gravity3. Specific volume

    4. Viscosity

    a. Absolute viscosityb. Kinematic viscosity

    c. Viscosity index (VI Number)

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    5. Cohesion and Adhesion

    6. Surface tension

    7. Capillarity8. Vapour pressure

    9. Cavitation

    10.Compressibility11.Bulk modulus

    Physical properties of fluids (cond..)

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    Viscosity

    Viscosity is a quantitative measure of a fluids resistance

    to flow.

    Dynamic (or Absolute) Viscosity:

    The dynamic viscosity() of a fluid is a measure of theresistance it offers to relative shearing motion.

    = F/ [A(du/dy)]

    = /(du/dy) N-s/m

    Kinematic Viscosity :It is defined as the ratio of absolute viscosity to the density

    of fluid.

    = / m/s ; = density of fluid

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    Viscosity index

    An entirely empirical parameter which wouldaccurately describe the viscosity- temperaturecharacteristics of the oils.

    The viscosity index is calculated by the followingformula:

    VI = (L - U)/ (L - H) * 10where ,

    VI is viscosity index

    U is the kinematic viscosity

    of oil of interest

    L and H are the kinematic

    viscosity of the reference oils

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    Compressibility

    All fluids are compressible to some extent.

    Coefficient of compressibility,

    Where,

    V= Change in Volume

    V= Original VolumeP= Change in Pressure

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    Bulk Modulus

    It is the reciprocal of compressibility.

    That is the measure of compressibility.

    Mathematically,

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    Other Properties of fluids

    1. Cloud point (Temp. at wax and dissolved solids get noticeable)

    2. Pour point (Temp. at which oil will congeal)

    3. Flash and Fire point

    4. Demulsibility (Resist of Emulsification)

    5. Oxidation stability

    6. Film strength, Oiliness and Lubricity

    7. Compatibility

    8. Volatility (ability to vapourize)

    9. Corrosiveness

    10. Neutralization NumberNumber of milligram of potassium hydroxide required to neutralizeall the acids present in one gram of the sample.

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    Required qualities of a GOOD Hydraulic Fluid

    1. Stable viscosity characteristics

    2. Good lubricity

    3. Compatibility with system components

    4. Good heat dissipation capacity

    5. High bulk modulus and degree of incompressibility

    6. Adequate low temperature properties (cloud point, pour point

    and freezing point)7. Good flammability characteristics

    8. Low volatility

    9. Good demulsibility

    10.Lower foaming tendency11.Nontoxicity

    12.Good oxidation stability

    13.Better rust and corrosion prevention quality

    14.Readily availability

    15.Inexpensive

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