Aux 1 Unit 8 Q7

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What is a potential drawback of increasing the flow rate of hydraulic oil too much?

D) The windlass will slow down.

B) The windlass will operate more efficiently.

C) The hydraulic oil will cool down.

A) The windlass may overheat due to excessive energy input.

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What is the effect on the torque of the windlass if the flow rate of hydraulic oil is reduced, assuming the load remains constant?

A) Torque increases significantly.

C) Torque remains the same.

B) Torque decreases.

D) Torque becomes unpredictable.

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What happens to the speed of the windlass if the flow rate of hydraulic oil is increased?

A) The speed of the windlass decreases.

B) The speed of the windlass increases.

D) The windlass stops completely.

C) The speed of the windlass remains unchanged.

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Why is it beneficial to have a variable displacement motor in a hydraulically operated windlass?

D) It eliminates the need for a control system.

C) It reduces the need for hydraulic fluid.

A) It allows for adjustable speed and torque to match varying operational demands.

B) It simplifies the hydraulic system.

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What happens to the torque output of the motor if the displacement of the motor is increased?

A) Torque output decreases.

C) Torque output remains unchanged.

B) Torque output increases.

D) The motor becomes unresponsive.

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What is the effect of increasing motor displacement on the hydraulic system's efficiency?

C) Efficiency remains the same regardless of displacement.

D) Efficiency becomes unpredictable.

B) Efficiency decreases due to higher energy consumption.

A) Efficiency increases because the motor requires less fluid.

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How does increasing the flow rate of hydraulic oil affect the responsiveness of the windlass?

D) The windlass stops responding.

C) The responsiveness of the windlass remains unchanged.

A) The windlass becomes less responsive.

B) The windlass becomes more responsive.

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How does reducing the displacement of the motor affect the speed of the windlass, assuming the hydraulic flow rate remains constant?

C) The windlass speed remains unchanged.

D) The windlass stops completely.

A) The windlass speed increases.

B) The windlass speed decreases.

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What could be a consequence of setting the motor displacement too low for a heavy load on the windlass?

C) The hydraulic system will automatically adjust.

A) The motor might stall due to insufficient torque.

B) The windlass will operate faster and more efficiently.

D) The motor will overheat.

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If the motor displacement is reduced while maintaining the same load, what happens to the required pressure in the hydraulic system?

A) Required pressure increases to maintain torque.

D) Required pressure fluctuates unpredictably.

B) Required pressure decreases.

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