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What will happen if oil under pressure is supplied to the area noted as "N" on the vane in the illustration? Illustration GS-0116

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What will happen if oil under pressure is supplied to the area noted as "N" on the vane in the illustration? Illustration GS-0116

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Hydraulic rotary vane steering gear operation • Relationship between pressure side and return side in a hydraulic chamber • How applying pressure to one side of a vane causes torque and rotation of the connected part

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• Look at where point "N" is located on the vane and decide which side of the vane gets force when oil under pressure enters there. In which direction will this force push the vane? • Trace how the oil leaves the space between "M" and "I". Is that side becoming the low‑pressure/return side? What does that imply for movement? • Identify which component ("O" or "Q") is rigidly attached to the vane. When the vane moves, which part must rotate with it, and in what direction?

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• Be sure which member is the moving rotor and which is the fixed housing in this steering gear. • Confirm which side of the vane (relative to its pivot) corresponds to clockwise torque and which to counterclockwise torque when pressurized. • Verify the flow path that connects the volume between M and I back to the main pump, ensuring that it is indeed the discharge/return side, not a second pressure feed.

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What will happen if oil under pressure is supplied to the area noted as "N" on the vane in the illustration? Illustration GS-0116

"O" will rotate counterclockwise as oil is returned from the area between "M" and "I"

"O" will rotate clockwise as oil is returned from the area between "M" and "I"

"Q" will rotate counterclockwise as oil is returned from the area between "M" and "I"

"O" will be hydraulically locked in place even though oil is returned to the main pump from the area between "M" and "I"

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Question 1 / 2066636eee28f7522a1c51ee4b

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What will happen if oil under pressure is supplied to the area noted as "N" on the vane in the illustration? Illustration GS-0116

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What will happen if oil under pressure is supplied to the area noted as "N" on the vane in the illustration? Illustration GS-0116

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