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Q1- A pressure-relief valve contains a poppet with an area of 5 cm2 on which the system pressure acts. During assembly, a spring with a spring constant of 3700 N/cm is installed in the valve to hold the poppet against its seat. The adjustment mechanism is then set so that the spring is initially compressed to 0.45 cm from its free-length condition. In order to pass full pump flow through the valve at the pressure-relief valve pressure setting, the poppet must move 0.25 cm. ( A ) The cracking pressure of the valve will be *
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