I went in to a McDonald’s over twenty years ago. Their idiot machines weren’t working so they said cash only and had to figure the bill and change I would get. I did it in my head in a couple seconds and told the girl what it should be. She just looked at me and kept doing her chicken scratching on the piece of paper. Then the called the manager over and both put their heads together. My food was getting cold and after over 10 minutes they came up with the same figure I did. The girl looked at me and said how did you know so quickly. I said simple math I had in school, now how about you take the cold food back and get me some that’s hot. Yeah people just can’t do the basics, reading, writing and arithmetic is what I learned. Now days it’s a guess.
I was in a Kmart many years ago (duh) and my bill was 15.74 i handed the checker a 20 and 75cents she had no idea and actually called a manger to help her figure out my change. I should have seen this coming then that was near 20 years ago
It is because the haters think you are just a dumb equipment operator. They have no clue how you got where you are today. Thank you professor. Looking forward to the the next video..
They were confusing "pressure" with "force", two different units. 10000 psi (pressure) applied to a certain area produces lots of force A fun one to calculate is the different force that a cylinder produces when it extends or retracts- they are different... Extending you are using the full area of the cylinder, but retracting you have to subtract the area of the cylinder rod. You are basically left with a doughnut, and multiply the pressure by that. This doesn't matter for the application you have - you are using the full area of the ram.
Mr Anderson, will this be on the test next week? I agree, I can't believe they don't teach these basic math skills and how to apply them in daily life. . Love some of the comments though... Pie are Round, not Square... You've got some funny subscribers Jeff...
They do, but it's hard to convince a 5th grader that calculating the area of a circle is something that applies in real life. I mean, who cares how big a cookie is?
I’ll expand: they don’t know how to answer a basic landline these days. Pal of mine took on two Uni grads and when the office phones went, all hell broke loose. Honestly. Brilliant vids, Jeff. A proper education.
I have to be open and honest. I'm a 70's kid and I find maths difficult, because I don't use it much in my day to day life. I finished high school year 12yr. My Father however 1950's only went to year 10 and quit to go work, he was able to work out basic problems in his head. Our schools are dumbing us down, with the exception of a handful of talented people that love Maths.
You don't get what you have without without knowing a thing or two about a thing or two!😁 that was a good explanation of how to calculate the tonnage of a hydraulic ram .... really enjoy your videos despite being around the same thing every day. I'm around equipment all day everyday and come home at night and watch videos with equipment...... apparently I can't get enough of it. Be careful working on that big stuff by yourself, looking forward to the next video!
You don’t have to know math anymore, the smart phone does it for you! Had an apprentice doing 2 x 3 on his phone and we wonder what’s wrong in the world.
Exactly. you just need to find how many square inches there face of the cylinder has because we know we are going to get 10,000 PSI(pounds FOR EACH square inch). The area of the face where force is applied will tell us how many square inches will have the 10000 pounds applied to them. I think for a lot of people, it’s understanding what they are trying to figure out that becomes the issue. Schools nowadays teach kids how to follow steps. Not how a problem solve.
Jeff, Jeff pie r round cornbread r square . I think my hundred ton cylinder is 5 1/4 inches which should give you about 108 tons, but I’ve never had it apart to reseal it so not sure on the actual dimension.
Hmm, the diameter you have labeled is actually circumference, diameter is the straight line from one side to the other through the middle (of which the radius line is half). But the math follows, radius is half the diameter.
They for got Per Square Inch. That was obviously wrong. I would have been wrong too, looking at (5x5)x3 myself. But I would have errored on overestimating the force, a much safer situation.
Mathematics Taught as it only can be at Dirt Hoggin University. Another job conducted with and a stellar performance. Three Cheers for Pay Dirt Anderson! Makes you wonder how these people are going to feed themselves beside having surplus for the world. Oh wait no carbon no planet life no problem.
I sucked at math but this i understand as when i got in the work force i had to know it and low and behold it made sense, other that teachers taught pie are square my thoughts were corn bread are square my mom made lots of corn bread pie are round damit...lol
On a calculator 5" xx = x .7854 =19.635" squared x 10000 Psi = 196350 Lb / 2000 Lb 98.175 Short Ton or / by 2240 Lb = 87.65 Long Ton ;-) and I only went to school to eat my lunch..
Damn good thing you know some math Jeff. What if you didn’t know how to formulate slopes in grades? What if you didn’t know the CG of a piece of equipment? What if you couldn’t tell how much of a piece of equipment weighs? What if you couldn’t figure out the bridge dimensions of your lowboy?
What you have marked around the bolt is the circumference. The diameter would be another radius direct opposed to the one you have drawn. Right? Or maybe I don't have any math skills?
Makes me laugh people who didn't pay attention in school and don't understand their units. PSI is a unit of pressure, not force applied. Its the same as saying "this electric motor has a power of 200 volts"
I have no dog in this fight but I don't follow how "The pound per square inch (abbreviation: psi) or, more accurately, pound-force per square inch (symbol: lbf/in2),[1] is a unit of measurement of pressure or of stress based on avoirdupois units." isn't force. "Pound-Force", sounds like force, one pound of force per sqin. Science make everything complicated.
@@frotobaggins7169 Because with psi we don't have the variable of how many actual square inches of area that pressure is acting on hence it's not a unit of force applied. Saying "we have 10000psi of force" doesn't mean anything, it can't be quantified. As an example, pound-feet is a unit of force because there is no other variable needed to quantify the numbers meaning.
@@deezelfairy The square inchs is 1 is it not? Per square inch, right? I'm not trying to be difficult, I'm just saying it's confusing. I get that you would need a calculation to discover the total force over an area. However the force in a square inch is the psi, seems like that is a measurement of force. I guess that is what you are saying, that the psi is the pressure used in the calculation over the area. I just think it's different than say a watt which ISN'T a measure of light, it's a measure of heat. Therefore a watt doesn't tell you how bright a 25 w light bulb produces.
@@frotobaggins7169 No point arguing the toss - I'm not the physicist who wrote the book and that book was written a well over a couple of hundred years ago. I can see how it would be confusing to the uninitiated. Metric pressure units like 'bar' and 'kpa' don't create this confusion.
@@frotobaggins7169 Regarding your analogy of a light bulb. You are wrong, a 'Watt' isn't a measure of heat, a watt is a measure of power as is 'horsepower' A 3000W heater doesn't mean it produces 3000W of heat, it means it consumes 3000W of power/electricity. Actual heat produced would be measured in BTU (British thermal units).
@@warrenjones744 When they can't find a fact to back up their argument they just yell out "You're racist"! I hope you saw that I was only joking around. God bless.
@@jtg2737 I got that, and that is a fact Jack! What's scary is how dumb people can be and how close Jayf1981 is to the truth of things, from my perspective anyway.
hahaha you lost a lot of people with pi - instead here is all you need to remember a circle is .78 x the square area so take the radius x radius - thats the area of the square and multiply by .78 easy to remember "a circle is 78% of the square" so in this case 5x5 is 25 x .78 = 19.5 sqin and yes i can do the math i am an engineer but who needs to keep doing that math a million times when the answer is already known.... shortcuts get you through eng school kids!!! Jay wins again! did IR ever take the POS impact gun back?
it's crazy how many people don't understand hydraulics but still leave that same comment any time a ram gets used
I went in to a McDonald’s over twenty years ago. Their idiot machines weren’t working so they said cash only and had to figure the bill and change I would get. I did it in my head in a couple seconds and told the girl what it should be. She just looked at me and kept doing her chicken scratching on the piece of paper. Then the called the manager over and both put their heads together. My food was getting cold and after over 10 minutes they came up with the same figure I did. The girl looked at me and said how did you know so quickly. I said simple math I had in school, now how about you take the cold food back and get me some that’s hot. Yeah people just can’t do the basics, reading, writing and arithmetic is what I learned. Now days it’s a guess.
I was in a Kmart many years ago (duh) and my bill was 15.74 i handed the checker a 20 and 75cents she had no idea and actually called a manger to help her figure out my change. I should have seen this coming then that was near 20 years ago
Don't be shocked. They don't teach life skills in public schools anymore. 🤦🏻♂️
Yeah, instead kids learn that they can have their own bathrooms, if they feel like a liberal.
I'm shocked that you are shocked! The dumbing down of our "youts" has been successful beyond the wildest of liberal dreams. Thanks teachers!
What did you say? 😂
It is because the haters think you are just a dumb equipment operator. They have no clue how you got where you are today. Thank you professor. Looking forward to the the next video..
But, b b but Jeff ! .... Pie 🥧 are Round !!! Best Wishes to everyone.
He gets free pie.
Cornbread are square!
@@CRice-ln8lm
Yes, 😋. 🎉
Is the complainer a victim of “common core math”???
Half the complainers are over the age of 50, I'm sure. People from every generation failed basic geometry.
God help them if they ever try to figure out how air brakes work on truck!😂
they know it's just a matter of putting your foot on the pedal and it works (or not)
I totally lost faith in them when they began to argue that a ton of lead is heavier than a ton of feathers ;)
The key is in "psi". Pounds "per" square inch.
Good stuff! Thanks for bringing the math! It's a lost art in the world today!
They were confusing "pressure" with "force", two different units. 10000 psi (pressure) applied to a certain area produces lots of force
A fun one to calculate is the different force that a cylinder produces when it extends or retracts- they are different... Extending you are using the full area of the cylinder, but retracting you have to subtract the area of the cylinder rod. You are basically left with a doughnut, and multiply the pressure by that. This doesn't matter for the application you have - you are using the full area of the ram.
I'm astounded by young people in retail that can't make change
Thanks Professor!
Pie YOU Say? Nah, I'd love some Cheesecake iffin you got some though?
Mr Anderson, will this be on the test next week? I agree, I can't believe they don't teach these basic math skills and how to apply them in daily life. . Love some of the comments though... Pie are Round, not Square... You've got some funny subscribers Jeff...
They do, but it's hard to convince a 5th grader that calculating the area of a circle is something that applies in real life. I mean, who cares how big a cookie is?
I’ll expand: they don’t know how to answer a basic landline these days. Pal of mine took on two Uni grads and when the office phones went, all hell broke loose. Honestly. Brilliant vids, Jeff. A proper education.
good job jay!
Homeliest math teacher I have ever seen. 😁
I have to be open and honest. I'm a 70's kid and I find maths difficult, because I don't use it much in my day to day life. I finished high school year 12yr. My Father however 1950's only went to year 10 and quit to go work, he was able to work out basic problems in his head. Our schools are dumbing us down, with the exception of a handful of talented people that love Maths.
Nice lesson, Professor Paydirt.😊
Blow their minds by Area = 3.14 x Diameter^2 / 4. I prefer to square the diameter then divide by 4. That way I'm less likely to make mistakes.
You don't get what you have without without knowing a thing or two about a thing or two!😁 that was a good explanation of how to calculate the tonnage of a hydraulic ram .... really enjoy your videos despite being around the same thing every day. I'm around equipment all day everyday and come home at night and watch videos with equipment...... apparently I can't get enough of it. Be careful working on that big stuff by yourself, looking forward to the next video!
The age old debate, pie are round😕
Arm chair 🪑 mechanics 😂
Can’t fix stupid!
We done Jefferson
Just give me 1 slice of apple with vanilla ice-cream please .😊
The comment section of this video is something....
Pie are square ? Pie are round ! Lest the ones my grandma baked!
You don’t have to know math anymore, the smart phone does it for you! Had an apprentice doing 2 x 3 on his phone and we wonder what’s wrong in the world.
Right on
Exactly. you just need to find how many square inches there face of the cylinder has because we know we are going to get 10,000 PSI(pounds FOR EACH square inch). The area of the face where force is applied will tell us how many square inches will have the 10000 pounds applied to them.
I think for a lot of people, it’s understanding what they are trying to figure out that becomes the issue. Schools nowadays teach kids how to follow steps. Not how a problem solve.
They use new math. It was the answer that made them feel good
It’s that common core maths… 10000 /2000 is 5 ton lol
It's MATH dammit, not MATHS. Maths is a British bullshit word that segregates math disciplines into two different types.
@@roberthale8407 I know the difference and it’s damn it… not dammit lol. I was being a smart ass….
Jeff, Jeff pie r round cornbread r square . I think my hundred ton cylinder is 5 1/4 inches which should give you about 108 tons, but I’ve never had it apart to reseal it so not sure on the actual dimension.
It’s as easy as pi if you understand the math. Great job Jeff.
Pie are round, cornbread are square! Edit: I see some people down below beat me to it! Good on you folks!
Hmm, the diameter you have labeled is actually circumference, diameter is the straight line from one side to the other through the middle (of which the radius line is half). But the math follows, radius is half the diameter.
Did you mean to type "radius is the straight line from one side to the other through the middle"? That would be diameter.
@@boomupengineering correct, typo.
“Math is hard!”
I have the same cylinder I rarely take it to the 100 ton pressure in fact I try to not use it at all! BYW your math is correct!
I like pie.
Were you wearing your white lab coat while giving this lesson?
Those who can’t do teach and b--
PIE ARE ROUND CORNBREAD ARE SQUARE. Ha Ha Ha.
I agree. Now can you give the easy formula for common sense ? Millons need it.
#JeffWins
They for got Per Square Inch. That was obviously wrong. I would have been wrong too, looking at (5x5)x3 myself. But I would have errored on overestimating the force, a much safer situation.
Mathematics Taught as it only can be at Dirt Hoggin University. Another job conducted with and a stellar performance. Three Cheers for Pay Dirt Anderson! Makes you wonder how these people are going to feed themselves beside having surplus for the world. Oh wait no carbon no planet life no problem.
They are missing the "pounds per square inch" part. Not just pounds of pressure.
Diameter is not circumference
Exactly
Beat me to it
I sucked at math but this i understand as when i got in the work force i had to know it and low and behold it made sense, other that teachers taught pie are square my thoughts were corn bread are square my mom made lots of corn bread pie are round damit...lol
Not too Shabby for an old fella. 🤣🤣🤣
Jeff wins....AGAIN!
On a calculator 5" xx = x .7854 =19.635" squared x 10000 Psi = 196350 Lb / 2000 Lb 98.175 Short Ton or / by 2240 Lb = 87.65 Long Ton ;-) and I only went to school to eat my lunch..
Jeffy does the 3 r's
Reading,
Riting,
Rithmatic.
How'd i do?
What's mostly missed by these mathmatical wizards is what PSI stands for. You can figure this quicker than finding an app that will.
Jeff wins again.
Anyone who has used a porta-power knows how tiny are 5 and 10 ton cylinders. Common sense should easily win out but sometimes doesn't.
Only 5 tons they said 😆😆
I knew 10,000 psi on a press like that would be right around 200,000 pounds, I was pretty close.
hahaha 🤣
Damn good thing you know some math Jeff. What if you didn’t know how to formulate slopes in grades? What if you didn’t know the CG of a piece of equipment? What if you couldn’t tell how much of a piece of equipment weighs? What if you couldn’t figure out the bridge dimensions of your lowboy?
Lol. UA-cam geniuses
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Don't be shocked at all! Ask the majority what 50% of any number is and they give you a blank look. At that, half of an "even" number?!
Actually, I’m shocked you filmed the board in portrait mode…
It's so stupid. People who record in portrait but swing their phone left and right are definitely smol brain 🧠🤏🏻
Yep, the USA has become a pretty stoopid country.
What you have marked around the bolt is the circumference. The diameter would be another radius direct opposed to the one you have drawn. Right? Or maybe I don't have any math skills?
Yup, people have been dumbed down for at least 2 generations. They can tic tac,etc been useful life skills? Too much effort.
forget math skills most of them don't even have the common sense to get out of the rain
Makes me laugh people who didn't pay attention in school and don't understand their units.
PSI is a unit of pressure, not force applied.
Its the same as saying "this electric motor has a power of 200 volts"
I have no dog in this fight but I don't follow how "The pound per square inch (abbreviation: psi) or, more accurately, pound-force per square inch (symbol: lbf/in2),[1] is a unit of measurement of pressure or of stress based on avoirdupois units." isn't force. "Pound-Force", sounds like force, one pound of force per sqin. Science make everything complicated.
@@frotobaggins7169 Because with psi we don't have the variable of how many actual square inches of area that pressure is acting on hence it's not a unit of force applied. Saying "we have 10000psi of force" doesn't mean anything, it can't be quantified.
As an example, pound-feet is a unit of force because there is no other variable needed to quantify the numbers meaning.
@@deezelfairy The square inchs is 1 is it not? Per square inch, right? I'm not trying to be difficult, I'm just saying it's confusing. I get that you would need a calculation to discover the total force over an area. However the force in a square inch is the psi, seems like that is a measurement of force. I guess that is what you are saying, that the psi is the pressure used in the calculation over the area. I just think it's different than say a watt which ISN'T a measure of light, it's a measure of heat. Therefore a watt doesn't tell you how bright a 25 w light bulb produces.
@@frotobaggins7169 No point arguing the toss - I'm not the physicist who wrote the book and that book was written a well over a couple of hundred years ago.
I can see how it would be confusing to the uninitiated.
Metric pressure units like 'bar' and 'kpa' don't create this confusion.
@@frotobaggins7169 Regarding your analogy of a light bulb.
You are wrong, a 'Watt' isn't a measure of heat, a watt is a measure of power as is 'horsepower'
A 3000W heater doesn't mean it produces 3000W of heat, it means it consumes 3000W of power/electricity.
Actual heat produced would be measured in BTU (British thermal units).
Your diagram is showing circumference not diameter, but the math is correct.
But Jeff, pie aren't square, pie are round
Sorry for the dad joke, but that is one my dad used to use all the time.
USA NJ
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But they are gender and climate experts.
Playin it pretty fast and loose with the definition of diameter but otherwise excellent mathing sir, the trolls have been educated
Yeah, "5 is the diameter" motions to circumference. LOL I was like huh?
What kind of tons? Standard ton, long ton, short ton, or metric tons? Hahaha 🤪
Short ton
Azz-ton.
The new gender-fluid math means YOU ARE WRONG, JEFF! 2+2=5
That's racist!
@@jtg2737 that's scary
@@warrenjones744 When they can't find a fact to back up their argument they just yell out "You're racist"! I hope you saw that I was only joking around. God bless.
@@jtg2737 I got that, and that is a fact Jack! What's scary is how dumb people can be and how close Jayf1981 is to the truth of things, from my perspective anyway.
most people don't know that pie is 3.14 . they thinks is apple or something like that
i left you a comment i this is it
It was probably some millennial couch potato trying to tell you you didn't know what you were talking about 😂
it's really strange that people don't understand "PSI"....!!
hahaha you lost a lot of people with pi - instead here is all you need to remember a circle is .78 x the square area so take the radius x radius - thats the area of the square and multiply by .78 easy to remember "a circle is 78% of the square" so in this case 5x5 is 25 x .78 = 19.5 sqin and yes i can do the math i am an engineer but who needs to keep doing that math a million times when the answer is already known.... shortcuts get you through eng school kids!!!
Jay wins again!
did IR ever take the POS impact gun back?
But..... it wasn't 100 tons...
It was 98.125 tons, so you were incorrect saying 100 tons. 🤪
Not taught much in school???????
math skills? do they even teach Math in the schools when they actually are in session? It is now what is your pronoun that is important so they say
Yup, It "figures" huh?
Pay no attention to people who didn't pay attention in school Jeff.
now there you have it Jeff
standards vary
PSE DO NOT, be ‘shocked’
Go for the ‘sprocket pressure’
it works ‘at the right pressure’ 😳⁉️
beste
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