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4NO51 CDC's Set A Volume 1 and 2 Questions and Answers Already Passed How does "centrifugal force" contribute to the operation of a pump? It helps move fluids through the system by creating pressure differences. Why is "pressure testing" conducted on systems? To ensure the integrity of the system and detect leaks or weaknesses. What does "dynamic pressure" measure in a fluid system? The pressure due to the velocity of the fluid in motion. What is the purpose of a "manifold" in a mechanical system? To distribute or collect fluid from multiple sources or destinations within the system. Why are "filters" necessary in hydraulic systems? To prevent contamination by trapping particles and debris before they reach sensitive components. 2 How does "electrolysis" affect materials? It causes chemical reactions that can deteriorate materials, especially metals, when exposed to electrical currents. What is the primary function of a "valve" in mechanical systems? To control the flow of fluids or gases within the system. Why is it important to monitor pressure in pneumatic systems? To ensure proper system operation and prevent damage from over-pressurization. What does the term "flow rate" refer to in a fluid system? The volume of fluid passing through a given point in the system over a specific time. What is the purpose of a "check valve" in fluid systems? To allow fluid to flow in one direction only and prevent backflow. What is meant by "thermal conductivity" in materials? 3 The ability of a material to conduct heat. Why is lubrication important in mechanical systems? To reduce friction between moving parts, preventing wear and overheating. What does "vibration damping" achieve in mechanical systems? It reduces unwanted vibrations that could damage components or cause operational inefficiencies. How do "pressure relief valves" protect systems? They open to release excess pressure and prevent

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How does "centrifugal force" contribute to the operation of a pump?


✔✔It helps move fluids through the system by creating pressure differences.




Why is "pressure testing" conducted on systems?


✔✔To ensure the integrity of the system and detect leaks or weaknesses.




What does "dynamic pressure" measure in a fluid system?


✔✔The pressure due to the velocity of the fluid in motion.




What is the purpose of a "manifold" in a mechanical system?


✔✔To distribute or collect fluid from multiple sources or destinations within the system.




Why are "filters" necessary in hydraulic systems?


✔✔To prevent contamination by trapping particles and debris before they reach sensitive

components.



1

,How does "electrolysis" affect materials?


✔✔It causes chemical reactions that can deteriorate materials, especially metals, when exposed

to electrical currents.




What is the primary function of a "valve" in mechanical systems?


✔✔To control the flow of fluids or gases within the system.




Why is it important to monitor pressure in pneumatic systems?


✔✔To ensure proper system operation and prevent damage from over-pressurization.




What does the term "flow rate" refer to in a fluid system?


✔✔The volume of fluid passing through a given point in the system over a specific time.




What is the purpose of a "check valve" in fluid systems?


✔✔To allow fluid to flow in one direction only and prevent backflow.




What is meant by "thermal conductivity" in materials?


2

,✔✔The ability of a material to conduct heat.




Why is lubrication important in mechanical systems?


✔✔To reduce friction between moving parts, preventing wear and overheating.




What does "vibration damping" achieve in mechanical systems?


✔✔It reduces unwanted vibrations that could damage components or cause operational

inefficiencies.




How do "pressure relief valves" protect systems?


✔✔They open to release excess pressure and prevent system damage or failure.




What is the role of "filters" in pneumatic and hydraulic systems?


✔✔To remove contaminants from the fluid to maintain system efficiency and protect

components.




What is a "compressor" used for in mechanical systems?


✔✔To increase the pressure of gases by reducing their volume.


3

, Why are "gauges" used in mechanical systems?


✔✔To measure and monitor parameters like pressure, temperature, or flow in real-time.




What is the primary purpose of a "regulator" in gas systems?


✔✔To control and maintain a consistent pressure within the system.




What does "torque" measure in mechanical systems?


✔✔The rotational force applied to an object or component.




Why are "seals" important in mechanical equipment?


✔✔They prevent leaks by ensuring a tight connection between parts.




How does a "thermocouple" work to measure temperature?


✔✔By generating a voltage that is proportional to the temperature difference between two

different metals.




What is the function of a "muffler" in gas systems?


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