Full points to full answers A double-acting cylinder has a piston with a diamete
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1)
gauge pressure = 5 bar = 500 Kpa = 72.5 psig
diameter of piston = 80mm = 3.149 inches
area = pi*d^2 /4
Converting the flow rate from CFM (compressed air) to SCFM (free air) can be calculated as follows:
2)
For the retracting stroke on a double acting cylinder:
FR = pi * (D^2 - d^2)/4 x P x mew
Where:
FR represents the cylinder thrust to retract
D = piston diameter = 25 mm
d = piston rod diameter = 5 mm
P = available pressure = 3.5 MPa = 3.5*10^6 N/m^2
mew = efficiency = 0.95
force produced by the cylinder for retraction = 3.14 *3.5*10^6 ((25^2-5^2)/4)*10^-6 * 0.95 = 6264.3 N
force produced by cylinder for extension = pi*D^2 *P*mew = 3.14*25^2 *10^-6 *3.5*10^6 *0.95 = 6525.31 N
3)
For the retracting stroke on a double acting cylinder:
FR = pi * (D^2 - d^2)/4 x P x mew
Where:
FR represents the cylinder thrust to retract
D = piston diameter = 50 mm
d = piston rod diameter = 25 mm
P = available pressure = 4 MPa = 4*10^6 N/m^2
mew = efficiency = 0.95
force produced by the cylinder for retraction = 3.14 *4*10^6 ((50^2 - 25^2)/4)*10^-6 * 0.95 = 22372.5 N
force produced by cylinder for extension = pi*D^2 *P*mew = 3.14*50^2 *10^-6 *4*10^6 *0.95 = 29830 N
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