As a part of your job, your role is to investigate the behavior of a hydraulic system that is described below: As shown, the gage tester is used to calibrate or to test pressure gages. Derive algebraic equations that gives the mechanical advantage (force and pressure) of the hydraulic machines. Include the piston wight. - When the weights and the piston together weigh 132 N, the gage being tested indicates 197 kPa. If the piston diameter is 30 mm, what percentage of error exists in the gage?

As a part of your job, your role is to investigate the behavior of a hydraulic system that is described below: As shown, the gage tester is used to calibrate or to test pressure gages. Derive algebraic equations that gives the mechanical advantage (force and pressure) of the hydraulic machines. Include the piston wight. - When the weights and the piston together weigh 132 N, the gage being tested indicates 197 kPa. If the piston diameter is 30 mm, what percentage of error exists in the gage?

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