Charles’sLawA gas lawstating thatvolume andtemperature ofa gas aredirectly related.ContinuityEquationThe principlethat the flow rateof fluid mustremain constantin a closed pipesystem.ActuatorA device thatconvertsfluidpressure intomovement.LiftAn upwardforce createdby pressuredifferences inmoving fluids.CompressedAirAir that hasbeen squeezedinto a smallerspace to storeenergy.PressureThe amountof forceapplied overa specificarea.AreaThe surfacespacewhere forceis applied.ValveA device thatcontrols thedirection orflow of fluidin a system.PneumaticSystemA system thatuses compressedair or gas tocreate movementor powermachines.Bernoulli’sPrincipleA rule stating thatas the speed of amoving fluidincreases, itspressuredecreases.ReservoirA containerthat storeshydraulic fluidin a hydraulicsystem.PneumaticToolA machinepowered bycompressedair.Boyle’sLawA gas lawstating thatpressure andvolume areinverselyrelated.VelocityThe speedanddirection offluid flow.HydraulicPressA machine thatuses Pascal’sLaw to multiplyforce usingfluid pressure.ForceA push orpullapplied toan object.MechanicalAdvantageWhen amachinemultiplies theforce appliedto it.ClosedSystemA system wherefluid iscontained andpressure istransmittedthrough it.FlowRateThe amount offluid movingthrough asystem in agiven amountof time.PumpThe componentthat moves fluidthrough ahydraulic systemand createspressure.FluidPowerThe use ofliquids or gasesunder pressureto move orcontrolmachinery.HydraulicCylinderA device thatuses fluidpressure tocreate straight-line motion.CompressibilityHow easily asubstance canbe squeezedinto a smallervolume.FluidFlowThe movementof liquids orgases throughpipes orsystems.HydraulicSystemA system thatusespressurizedliquid to transmitforce andperform work.AutomationUsingmachines andcontrol systemsto performtasksautomatically.GasLawsScientific rules thatdescribe howgases behaveunder changes inpressure, volume,and temperature.Pascal’sLawA principle statingthat pressureapplied to aconfined fluid istransmitted equallythroughout thefluid.IncompressibleFluidA fluid thatcannot beeasilycompressed,like water or oil.Charles’sLawA gas lawstating thatvolume andtemperature ofa gas aredirectly related.ContinuityEquationThe principlethat the flow rateof fluid mustremain constantin a closed pipesystem.ActuatorA device thatconvertsfluidpressure intomovement.LiftAn upwardforce createdby pressuredifferences inmoving fluids.CompressedAirAir that hasbeen squeezedinto a smallerspace to storeenergy.PressureThe amountof forceapplied overa specificarea.AreaThe surfacespacewhere forceis applied.ValveA device thatcontrols thedirection orflow of fluidin a system.PneumaticSystemA system thatuses compressedair or gas tocreate movementor powermachines.Bernoulli’sPrincipleA rule stating thatas the speed of amoving fluidincreases, itspressuredecreases.ReservoirA containerthat storeshydraulic fluidin a hydraulicsystem.PneumaticToolA machinepowered bycompressedair.Boyle’sLawA gas lawstating thatpressure andvolume areinverselyrelated.VelocityThe speedanddirection offluid flow.HydraulicPressA machine thatuses Pascal’sLaw to multiplyforce usingfluid pressure.ForceA push orpullapplied toan object.MechanicalAdvantageWhen amachinemultiplies theforce appliedto it.ClosedSystemA system wherefluid iscontained andpressure istransmittedthrough it.FlowRateThe amount offluid movingthrough asystem in agiven amountof time.PumpThe componentthat moves fluidthrough ahydraulic systemand createspressure.FluidPowerThe use ofliquids or gasesunder pressureto move orcontrolmachinery.HydraulicCylinderA device thatuses fluidpressure tocreate straight-line motion.CompressibilityHow easily asubstance canbe squeezedinto a smallervolume.FluidFlowThe movementof liquids orgases throughpipes orsystems.HydraulicSystemA system thatusespressurizedliquid to transmitforce andperform work.AutomationUsingmachines andcontrol systemsto performtasksautomatically.GasLawsScientific rules thatdescribe howgases behaveunder changes inpressure, volume,and temperature.Pascal’sLawA principle statingthat pressureapplied to aconfined fluid istransmitted equallythroughout thefluid.IncompressibleFluidA fluid thatcannot beeasilycompressed,like water or oil.

Fluid Power - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A gas law stating that volume and temperature of a gas are directly related.
    Charles’s Law
  2. The principle that the flow rate of fluid must remain constant in a closed pipe system.
    Continuity Equation
  3. A device that converts fluid pressure into movement.
    Actuator
  4. An upward force created by pressure differences in moving fluids.
    Lift
  5. Air that has been squeezed into a smaller space to store energy.
    Compressed Air
  6. The amount of force applied over a specific area.
    Pressure
  7. The surface space where force is applied.
    Area
  8. A device that controls the direction or flow of fluid in a system.
    Valve
  9. A system that uses compressed air or gas to create movement or power machines.
    Pneumatic System
  10. A rule stating that as the speed of a moving fluid increases, its pressure decreases.
    Bernoulli’s Principle
  11. A container that stores hydraulic fluid in a hydraulic system.
    Reservoir
  12. A machine powered by compressed air.
    Pneumatic Tool
  13. A gas law stating that pressure and volume are inversely related.
    Boyle’s Law
  14. The speed and direction of fluid flow.
    Velocity
  15. A machine that uses Pascal’s Law to multiply force using fluid pressure.
    Hydraulic Press
  16. A push or pull applied to an object.
    Force
  17. When a machine multiplies the force applied to it.
    Mechanical Advantage
  18. A system where fluid is contained and pressure is transmitted through it.
    Closed System
  19. The amount of fluid moving through a system in a given amount of time.
    Flow Rate
  20. The component that moves fluid through a hydraulic system and creates pressure.
    Pump
  21. The use of liquids or gases under pressure to move or control machinery.
    Fluid Power
  22. A device that uses fluid pressure to create straight-line motion.
    Hydraulic Cylinder
  23. How easily a substance can be squeezed into a smaller volume.
    Compressibility
  24. The movement of liquids or gases through pipes or systems.
    Fluid Flow
  25. A system that uses pressurized liquid to transmit force and perform work.
    Hydraulic System
  26. Using machines and control systems to perform tasks automatically.
    Automation
  27. Scientific rules that describe how gases behave under changes in pressure, volume, and temperature.
    Gas Laws
  28. A principle stating that pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted equally throughout the fluid.
    Pascal’s Law
  29. A fluid that cannot be easily compressed, like water or oil.
    Incompressible Fluid