In a hydraulic press, a load of 2000 kgf is to be balanced on the piston area of 80 cm² by a force of 100 kgf on piston of smaller area. Find the area of smaller piston.
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The hydraulic press is based on the principle of Pascal's law , which states that any pressure change in a liquid is uniformly distributed throughout the liquid
Let F1 = 2000 Kgf= force of smaller piston
F2= 100 Kgf = force of large piston
A2= 80 cm^2 = area of large piston
A1= area of the smaller piston
For the hydraulic machine using Pascal's law -
P1 = P2 = pressure at both piston of the hydraulic press will be equal
P1 = F1/A1 , P2 = F2/A2
=> F1/A1 = F2/A2
=> A1=(F1×A2)/F2
=> A1=(100×80)/2000
=> A1= 4 cm^2
The area of the smaller piston = 4 cm^2
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