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When calculating the ear seat, how should the mass of the internal medium be taken into account in the total mass of the device?

2020-03-24View Original

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I would like to ask the experienced colleagues: when calculating the ear seat, how should the mass of the internal medium be taken into account in the total mass of the device? Should we consider the weight under normal operating conditions or at full liquid level?
Reply #22020-03-25
For conditions involving hydraulic testing, the condition with water filled should be considered. If the density of the medium is greater than that of water, the operating conditions may involve a greater weight compared to when performing a hydrostatic test. Calculate using the hazardous operating conditions.
Reply #32020-03-25
For conditions involving hydraulic testing, the condition with water filled should be considered. If the density of the medium is greater than that of water, the operating conditions may involve a greater weight compared to when performing a hydrostatic test. Calculate using the hazardous operating conditions.
Reply #42020-03-26
Considering the maximum weight operating condition, if hydraulic pressure is used, the hydraulic testing condition should also be taken into account

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