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what is the name of the scientific principle that allows for operation of a hydraulic elevator? a. newtons law b. pascals law c. fluid dynamics d. leverage - Answer b. pascals law when calculating hydraulic system pressure, the force expressed in pounds and the area of the plunger is measured in square inches. how is the pressure expressed? a. in ft-pounds b. in cubic inches c. in pounds per sq inch d. in pounds - Answer c. in pounds per sq inch if a gauge is used to measure system pressure with the elevator at rest and the size of the plunger is known, how can the total weight of the elevator be calculated? a. multiply pressure times area b. divide area by pressure c. multiply the piston diameter times 3.1416 d. not enough info is given - Answer a. multiply pressure times area How many cubic inches are there in one gallon? a. 3.1416 b. 231 c. 321 d. 1724 - Answer b. 231 What is the area of a 6" plunger?

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ELEVATOR-MREC Unit: 801-Final
Exam and Correct Answers 2026
Updated.
what is the name of the scientific principle that allows for operation of a hydraulic elevator?



a. newtons law

b. pascals law

c. fluid dynamics

d. leverage - Answer b. pascals law



when calculating hydraulic system pressure, the force expressed in pounds and the area of the
plunger is measured in square inches. how is the pressure expressed?



a. in ft-pounds

b. in cubic inches

c. in pounds per sq inch

d. in pounds - Answer c. in pounds per sq inch



if a gauge is used to measure system pressure with the elevator at rest and the size of the
plunger is known, how can the total weight of the elevator be calculated?



a. multiply pressure times area

b. divide area by pressure

c. multiply the piston diameter times 3.1416

d. not enough info is given - Answer a. multiply pressure times area



How many cubic inches are there in one gallon?



a. 3.1416

b. 231

c. 321

d. 1724 - Answer b. 231



What is the area of a 6" plunger?

, a. 9.46 sq inches

b. 12.57 sq inches

c. 18.85 sq inches

d. 28.27 sq inches - Answer d. 28.27 sq inches



a weight (force) of 5,000 lbs. is placed on a hydraulic plunger having an area of 25 sq inches.
what is the system pressure?



a. 100 psi

b. 120 psi

c. 160 psi

d. 200 psi - Answer d. 200 psi



how many gallons of oil will be needed to raise a 4" plunger 25 ft?



a. 16.3 gallons

b. 20.8 gallons

c. 54.4 gallons

d. 65.3 gallons - Answer a. 16.3 gallons



how is the duty of a hydraulic elevator rated?



a. speed and capacity

b. vertical rise and capacity

c. number of floors

d. capacity only - Answer a. speed and capacity



when a hydraulic elevator is at rest at floor level, which valve is open?



a. manual lowering valve

b. up valve

c. solenoid pilot valve

c. none- all of the valves must be closed - Answer b. up valve

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