Match each change made to a closed hydraulic system with its resulting effect on the output piston. Assume all other initial parameters remain constant.
- The input piston area () is doubled.Output force is halved, and output travel distance is doubled.
- The applied input force () is doubled.Output force is doubled, and output travel distance is unchanged.
- The output piston area () is doubled.Output force is doubled, and output travel distance is halved.
- The input piston travel distance () is doubled.Output force is unchanged, and output travel distance is doubled.
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The input area affects both pressure (inversely) and volume pushed (directly). The output area affects output force (directly) and output distance (inversely). Input force only affects pressure, and input distance only affects volume.
Each relationship is governed by two fundamental principles of hydraulics. Pascal's Principle dictates that . The conservation of volume dictates that . Applying a factor of 2 to any single variable in these equations yields the correct changes to the output force and distance.
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