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19.In single acting hydraulic cylinde
the piston comes back to its origin
position due to​

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Answered by shreyasengupta1862
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Explanation:

Depending on whether it is routed to the cap end or rod end, the pressurized fluid may extend or retract the cylinder, respectively. In either case, force generated by gravity or a spring returns the piston rod to its original state. ... Single-acting cylinders can be spring-extend or the more common spring-return type.

Answered by rajparekh18
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S = \frac{1}-{2} [u+v]t

              v = u+at

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            v-u = at

                t = \frac{v-u}-{a}

                S = \frac{1}-{2} [u+v]t

                   = \frac{1}-{2} [u+v][\frac{u-v}-{a} ]

              as = \frac{1}-{2} [u+v][u-v]

            2as = [u+v][u-v]

                   = v^{2} - u^{2}

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