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Determine the following: i.      The maximum velocity of the piston and the maximum force that can be...

Determine the following:

i.      The maximum velocity of the piston and the maximum force that can be applied in the forward stroke.       (2 points)

ii.      The maximum velocity of the piston and the maximum force that can be applied in the reverse stroke.         (2 points)

Hints:

Velocity:           V = Q/A

    V = Velocity of Piston

    A = Area of cylinder cross section,

    Q = volumetric flow rate,

Applied Force, F = p A

    F = Applied force

    p = fluid pressure

    A = Area of cylinder cross section, m2 (in2)

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