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jon_i

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What is the extending speed (in inches per second) of a hydraulic cylinder having a diameter of 3.00 inches and a ram diameter of 1.50 inches when operated by fluid flowing at 3.9 GPM? Round to the nearest tenth.
 
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The ram diameter of a certain cylinder is 2.50 inches, while the cylinder diameter is 5.00 inches. If the cylinder operates under pressures up to 3,000 psi, what is the maximum contracting force? Round to the nearest hundred pounds.
 
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Answer to Question 1

2.1 in./sec

Answer to Question 2

44,200 pounds





 

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