Explain the action of fluid trapped in a sealed system.
What will be an ideal response?
Fluid trapped in a sealed system such as the brake system will act like a steel rod when force is applied to it. That force will be transmitted to every interior surface of the system equally. It is measured in pounds per square inch of pressure.
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What will be an ideal response?
The ____ remains in the off state until an applied voltage in either direction is high enough to cause its reverse-biased junction to break over and start conducting much like a zener diode.
A. DIAC B. TRIAC C. MOSFET D. SCR
A ___________ is a metal plate or similar device placed inside a cylindrical or cone-shaped vessel to prevent a cyclone-like rotation from being created as the fluid is drawn out of the vessel.
a. sump b. manway c. mist eliminator d. vortex breaker
?What is the name of a triangle that has two sides that are the same and two angles that are the same?
A. right triangle B. ?equilateral triangle C. ?isosceles triangle D. ?None of the above