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Fluids: hydraulic lift example
(a) volume fluid displaced
(b) output piston force (should be 48N)
(c) radius of output piston

Transcribed Image Text:Hydraulic lift
MAF
=
/Fout
)
with
mechanical advantage MA = 40
r = 0.3m
is pushed
16
the Input piston has
downwards by DX₁ = 5m by a force
F= 48N
DXout =?
5m
a) Determine volume
Hud displaced.
OF
b.) Determine upward force
on
output piston Fout (F₁ = Fat = 48N)
F48N
C.) Determine
0.3m
AX
Put
= 53
radius of output piston Sout
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