Weight Lifted by Plunger in Hydraulic Machines Formulas

Weight Lifted by Plunger is defined as the amount of load that is lifted by the plunger when a certain amount of force is acting on it. And is denoted by W_p. Weight Lifted by Plunger is usually measured using the Newton for Force. Note that the value of Weight Lifted by Plunger is always positive.

Formulas to find Weight Lifted by Plunger in Hydraulic Machines

fxWeight Lifted by Hydraulic PressGo

fxWeight Lifted by Hydraulic Press given Length of LeverGo

Hydraulic Machines formulas that make use of Weight Lifted by Plunger

fxMechanical Advantage of Hydraulic Press given Weight and ForceGo

fxForce Acting on Hydraulic PlungerGo

fxForce Required at End of Hydraulic LeverGo

fxWork Done by Hydraulic PressGo

List of variables in Hydraulic Machines formulas

fx Force on Hydraulic Press Plunger Go

fx Area of Hydraulic Ram Go

fx Area of Plunger of Hydraulic Press Go

fx Force Applied at End of Hydraulic Lever Go

fx Length of Load Arm of Hydraulic Lever Go

fx Length of Lever Go

FAQ

What is the Weight Lifted by Plunger?

Weight Lifted by Plunger is defined as the amount of load that is lifted by the plunger when a certain amount of force is acting on it. Weight Lifted by Plunger is usually measured using the Newton for Force. Note that the value of Weight Lifted by Plunger is always positive.

Can the Weight Lifted by Plunger be negative?

No, the Weight Lifted by Plunger, measured in Force cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Weight Lifted by Plunger?

Weight Lifted by Plunger is usually measured using the Newton[N] for Force. Exanewton[N], Meganewton[N], Kilonewton[N] are the few other units in which Weight Lifted by Plunger can be measured.

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