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    ASSEMBLY 9 – HYDRAULIC CYLINDER

    In this exercise, you will work in group to create an assembly of a Hydraulic Cylinder from
    scratch: Draw parts, then assemble.

    Figure 1. Hydraulic Cylinder

    This assembly contains 15 different parts.


    No. Name Quantity
    1 Lower cap 1
    2 Top cover 1
    3 Cylinder housing 1
    4 Backing seal 2
    5 Piston 1
    6 Piston rod 1
    7 Piston seal 2
    8 Piston nut 1
    9 Rod guide 1
    10 Seal for rod 1
    11 Nut for rod 1
    12 Fork 1
    13 Barrette 2
    14 Tension bolt 4
    15 Tension bolt nut 8
    TUTORIALS

    1. Drawing parts
    *Disclaimer: The design and dimensions below are simplified for engineering graphic training
    purposes. They do not reflect the ones of the actual hydraulic cylinder.

    1. Lower cap
    2. Top cover

    3. Housing
    4. Backing seal

    5. Piston

    6. Piston rod
    7. Pistol seal

    8. Piston nut
    9. Rod guide

    10. Seal for rod

    11. Nut for rod


    12. Fork

    13. Barrette

    14. Tension bolt


    15. Tension bolt nut

    2. Assembly step
    1. Piston sub-assembly
    - Piston & piston seal.

    Insert piston rod.


    Insert piston nut.

    Insert the fork & barrette at the fork.

    2. Lower cap and housing sub-assembly


    - Lower cap & Barrette
    - Lower cap & backing seal (the seal is to prevent leakage)

    - Insert the housing, make it touch the seal

    3. Top cap
    - Top cap & backing seal
    Insert Rod Guide

    Insert the Seal for rod


    Insert the Nut for rod

    Now we can connect the housing and lower cap with the top cover (remember to align the two
    faces with hole)

    Put the piston & rod inside the housing. The only constraint here is axis coincidence, as the
    piston will move along the axis. Align the faces of the fork and the cap properly.
    Finally, insert the tension bolts and tension bolts nut to the four ϕ12 holes on the top cover and
    lower cap.

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