Does viscosity increase or decrease if temperature decreases?
Increases
what does psi stand for?
Pounds per square inch
liquids in hydraulic fluids may break down if exposed to
Air, water, salt or other impurities
what are disirable properties for hydraulic fluids?
Viscosity, chemical stability, flash point, high fire point
what is used to measure viscosity
Viscometer
what is chemical stability
Liquid’s ability to resist oxidation and deterioration
what are the three categories of hydraulic fluids
Minerals, polyalphaolefins, phosphate esters
what are the two types of accumulators?
Spherical and cylindrical
where are the heat exchangers located?
In the fuel tanks of the aircraft
what is the range of psi in a high pressure system pneumatic?
1,000 - 3,000 psi
a basic hydraulic system consists of what?
Pump, reservoir, directional valve, check valve, pressure relief valve, selector valve actuator, filter
Do closed-center hydraulic systems have their selector/directional valves arranged in series or parallel?
Parallel
Are pressurized reservoirs used in aircraft for high or low altitude flights?
High altitude
What are baffles and fins in a reservoir used for?
prevent vortexing and surging of hydraulic fluid
Do axial piston pumps contain an even or odd number of pistons?
odd
The saybolt viscometer measure viscosity in what type of seconds?
universal seconds
What is flash point?
the temperature at which a fluid ignites momentarily
micron type filters are made of what?
Treated paper
MIL-H-5606 is what type of fluid?
Mineral based fluid
MIL-H-83282 is what type of fluid?
Polyalphaolefin based fluid
phosphate ester fluid was commonly used on what type of aircraft?
Commercial aircraft
Are open center selector valves arranged in series or parallel?
series
Where is a finger strainer located?
reservoir filler neck
What is the internal resistance to flow called?
viscosity