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Pneumatics
Being the driving force behind most factory, manufacturing, mining machinery, heavy vehicles and equipment, pneumatics are a vital part of our industry today. The field of pneumatics is vast and knowledge is constantly requested in the workings and troubleshooting thereof.
464 Questions
What do you call a hammer operator?
Many types of tradesmen use a simple or a specialized hammer on a daily basis.
Huge pneumatic machines have been developed that are loosely referred to as 'hammers' as well.
And now, two from the lighter side:Well, there's Sledge Hammer and Jack Hammer...
How pneumatic or hydraulic systems are used in a pneumatic sand or paint blaster?
Air pressure is used as ejector for the sand blasting.
Does a fridge use pneumatics or hydralics?
it compresses and expands gas so i would say pneumatics but not in the normal sense
How do you reverse the direction of rotation in a pneumatic motor?
Usually swapping the inlet and outlet connections will do this, depending on the design of the motor.
Is a hairdryer a pneumatic system?
A hair dryer is actually not a good example of a pneumatic system. A pneumatic or hydrologic system uses fluid (gas or liquid) to transfer force over a distance. Hair dryers lack almost all components found in a pneumatic system. The internal operation of a hair drier is simple, a fan creates a high pressure air pocket on the heating element, and this high pressure air pocket cause air to be sucked in the back, and pushed out the blowing end.
Hopefully this helps your endeavors. J. Salsieder
Are Dam hydraulic or pneumatic?
It depends on the dam. Some dams are hydraulic and some are pneumatic.
Short answer: Both
Why is pneumatic chemistry important?
Pneumatic chemistry refer to chemistry'physics of gases; this was a stage in the development of chemistry in the 17-18 centuries.
Indian standard for pipe line color code?
what is the color code for all the pipeline used in standard hotel industry
What is the function of a receiver in a pneumatic plant?
The function of a receiver is a vessel to store the air, pressurised by the compressor.
To regulate that pressure.
To ensure the tools receive air at the correct pressure and at the required volume.
What device can the speed control of the air flow in a pneumatic device?
you actually answered your own question, there are many different speed control devices for pneumatics,since there so many applications finding the correct device may take some research. make sure that the device is suitable for the high pressure side of the system,basically a speed control device is a throttling valve
Are pneumatic tools intrinsically safe?
Yes, very safe as long as not used in a explosive atmosphere.
The wrod pneumatic deals with the pressure and air control ....now according to newtons law...f=ma; we can add a relay to pneumatic, a relay is a electromagnetic switch which connects to circuit and control the flow elctricity....in the circuit.....thus , by reading the above theory we can estimate that what pneumatic relay is exactly....
no claps for me,,,,,,
thank u..
Why did john dunlop invent the pneumatic tire?
A pneumatic tire has shock can absorb shocks better than a solid one.
What component can assist in a safe stop in the event of a power outage in a pneumatic system?
Pressure relief valve
The main difference between pneumatic cylinders and hydraulic cylinders is that hydraulic cylinders?
Hydraulic cylinder use a liquid medium, often some type of viscous oil, in the cylinders and can be subject to higher pressures then pneumatic cylinders which use air or some other gas and work under a lower pressure.
Does and air bag in an automobile use hydraulics and pneumatics?
Niether. Although it is possible to inflate an airbag with pneumatics, most car airbags are actually inflated by an explosive charge called sodium azide, which is even faster than pneumatics. Airbags only have a fraction of a second to inflate, which is why a sodium azide explosive charge is used.
Inflating an airbag hydraulically would be very bad - hydraulic fluid is incompressible, and thus can't absorb any crash energy. It would probably just burst even if you could inflate it quickly enough!
Similarities between hydraulics and pneumatics?
easy: Both use pressure now hydrolics used liquids (liquids cannot be compressed) to exhert pressure pneumatics uses gasses which are compressed to exhurt pressure thtas the basics anyway
It is a pity you cannot have drawings in the answers.
To understand pneumatic leverage, imagine you have two bicycle pumps to pump up the tires of your bicycle. One has a piston with a surface area of 4cm2 (square centimeters) and the other has a piston with a surface area of 8cm2. You connect them together. This means that if you pump one you will see the piston moving of the other.
When you push the piston of the small pump with a force of let's say 100 Newton (roughly 22 lbs) and block the piston of the big pump: With what force you have to block the piston of the big pump?
You push with a force of 100 Newton (about 22 lbs for the Americans) on the small piston, which will result in a pressure in the system of 100 Newton divided by 4cm2 or 25 Newton per cm2 (pressure). This pressure will be equal under the piston of the connected big pump. So what is the force necessary to block the piston of the big pump? The piston of the big pump has a surface area of 8cm2 this we multiply that with the pressure of 25 Newton/cm2 which results in the force needed to block the big pump of 200 Newton.
By applying 100 Newton of force you can, through pneumatic leverage, create a force of 200 Newton.
The leverage depends on the differences of surface area of the two pistons.
This is the principle of pneumatic leverage. To understand this you have to distinguish between Force and Pressure.
Force is expressed in Newtonor Lbs or Kgetc.
Pressure is expressed in: Force per surface unit. Like Newton/cm2 or lbs/square inch or Kg per m2.
Where can I find a pneumatic stapler?
Clothing racks can be purchased online. Two great options are websites that specialize in store supply products and amazon.com, which offers a variety of products related to store supply.
Pneumatic is defined as air driven and therefore the two terms are synonomous. However pneumatic is not as frequently used in describing a valve.
