AUTOMATIC HYDRAULIC
JACK
PRESENTEDBY: PROJECTGUIDE:
Arpit Sharma MR. PAWAN KUMAR VERMA
FINAL YEAR STUDENT
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL Engineering
UNIVERSITY POLyTECNIC
 Introduction of Hydraulics
 Basic law of hydraulics
 Fluid power & its application
 Basic hydraulics system
 Tools & materials used
 Our project automatic hydraulic jack
 Working
 Advantages & Disadvantages
Hydraulics is a topic in applied science
and engineering dealing with the
mechanical properties of fluids or
incompressible fluid.
On a very basic level Hydraulics is used
for the generation, control and
transmission of fluids in order to
produce some mechanical work or in
general as a part of engineering.
 Pascal's Law: It states that pressure exerted anywhere
in a confined incompressible fluid is transmitted equally in
all directions throughout the fluid
such that the pressure ratio
(initial difference) remains the
same. The Hydraulic jack,
Hydraulic press and Breaking
system for automobiles are some
examples of application of this law. .
 The relationship between pressure, force and area is
given by
P=F/A
 This relationship is very useful for obtaining a
mechanical advantage.
•Fluid power deals with the control and transmission
of energy through the use of pressurized fluids.
•Fluid power is quite literally the force behind
industry because it is used to push, pull, drive and
regulate virtually all machines used in industry.
•Fluid power is used in the steering, brake system,
and automatic transmissions of cars and trucks
• Since fluids exist as either a liquid or a gas, fluid
power is a term used to describe both hydraulics and
pneumatics.
1. Pump
2. Electric Motor (prime mover)
3. Valves
4. Conductors (pipes, tubes and hoses)
5. controller
 Tools: steel rule, saw, jack plain,
chiesel, file, .
 Materials: wood, plastic syringe,
rubber tubes, small plastic bottle,
Steel balls, spring, gears shaft,
electric motor, controller, wire .
 Our project is based on the same laws that are
mentioned before.
 Syringes are used as actuators as well as the
switches.
 The medium of transmission is water.
 The whole project uses three syringes and in each
syringe is acting as the actuator and the other one
acts as the direction control valve .
 We can also use syringes of different
diameter.
In automatic hydraulic jack, the P1 (piston) of C1 (cylinder) move the upper
direction then the V1 (valve) is open and the liquid is sucked in C1 by the pipe.
And the P1 moved in downward direction then V1 is closed and the V2 is open
or the liquid is entered in C2 and the P2 moved upward direction with the help
of gear shaft & motor then the liquid flow in C3 and the V2 is closed or the
liquid entered in C3 then P3 move upward direction. The C2 & C3 are both
attached to each other or when the pressure are applied on P2 then the P3 jack
the work piece or material automatic with the help of motor & controller.
Advantages:
• The hydraulic system easy to operate & control.
• The hydraulic system has light weight.
• The hydraulic system can realize automatic overload
protection.
• The hydraulic system can be easy & flexible to arrange a as
needed.
Disadvantages:
• The hydraulic system easily ruptured.
• It will lose its needed pressure and will fail.
Project ppt on hydraulic jack

Project ppt on hydraulic jack

  • 1.
    AUTOMATIC HYDRAULIC JACK PRESENTEDBY: PROJECTGUIDE: ArpitSharma MR. PAWAN KUMAR VERMA FINAL YEAR STUDENT DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL Engineering UNIVERSITY POLyTECNIC
  • 2.
     Introduction ofHydraulics  Basic law of hydraulics  Fluid power & its application  Basic hydraulics system  Tools & materials used  Our project automatic hydraulic jack  Working  Advantages & Disadvantages
  • 3.
    Hydraulics is atopic in applied science and engineering dealing with the mechanical properties of fluids or incompressible fluid. On a very basic level Hydraulics is used for the generation, control and transmission of fluids in order to produce some mechanical work or in general as a part of engineering.
  • 4.
     Pascal's Law:It states that pressure exerted anywhere in a confined incompressible fluid is transmitted equally in all directions throughout the fluid such that the pressure ratio (initial difference) remains the same. The Hydraulic jack, Hydraulic press and Breaking system for automobiles are some examples of application of this law. .
  • 5.
     The relationshipbetween pressure, force and area is given by P=F/A  This relationship is very useful for obtaining a mechanical advantage.
  • 7.
    •Fluid power dealswith the control and transmission of energy through the use of pressurized fluids. •Fluid power is quite literally the force behind industry because it is used to push, pull, drive and regulate virtually all machines used in industry. •Fluid power is used in the steering, brake system, and automatic transmissions of cars and trucks • Since fluids exist as either a liquid or a gas, fluid power is a term used to describe both hydraulics and pneumatics.
  • 8.
    1. Pump 2. ElectricMotor (prime mover) 3. Valves 4. Conductors (pipes, tubes and hoses) 5. controller
  • 10.
     Tools: steelrule, saw, jack plain, chiesel, file, .  Materials: wood, plastic syringe, rubber tubes, small plastic bottle, Steel balls, spring, gears shaft, electric motor, controller, wire .
  • 11.
     Our projectis based on the same laws that are mentioned before.  Syringes are used as actuators as well as the switches.  The medium of transmission is water.  The whole project uses three syringes and in each syringe is acting as the actuator and the other one acts as the direction control valve .  We can also use syringes of different diameter.
  • 12.
    In automatic hydraulicjack, the P1 (piston) of C1 (cylinder) move the upper direction then the V1 (valve) is open and the liquid is sucked in C1 by the pipe. And the P1 moved in downward direction then V1 is closed and the V2 is open or the liquid is entered in C2 and the P2 moved upward direction with the help of gear shaft & motor then the liquid flow in C3 and the V2 is closed or the liquid entered in C3 then P3 move upward direction. The C2 & C3 are both attached to each other or when the pressure are applied on P2 then the P3 jack the work piece or material automatic with the help of motor & controller.
  • 14.
    Advantages: • The hydraulicsystem easy to operate & control. • The hydraulic system has light weight. • The hydraulic system can realize automatic overload protection. • The hydraulic system can be easy & flexible to arrange a as needed. Disadvantages: • The hydraulic system easily ruptured. • It will lose its needed pressure and will fail.