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Pneumatics

Pneumatics is a technology that utilizes pressurized air or gas to power mechanical actions. Pneumatics is commonly used to cause movement of a control element, such as a valve, actuator, or damper, within a machine or system. The control element is often coupled to a power cylinder, a pressurized pneumatic actuator composed of a piston or a decelerator, which moves the control element. Voltage and current requirements can be affected by the type of pneumatic element used, along with the specific operating conditions determined by the user.

Hydraulics

Hydraulics is a technology that uses pressurized liquid to power mechanical action. This type of system is composed of three main components: the power source, the controlling device, and the output. The power source is a pump, and it is used to circulate the liquid from an intake or reservoir to the controlling device. The controlling device is a valve, or a system of valves, which can be adjusted to regulate the flow of the fluid to the output. This output can be anything from pushing a piston rod, controlling the speed of a motor, or manipulating a lever, depending on the type and complexity of the hydraulic system.

In both pneumatic and hydraulic systems, 89543701 application field and working principle are essential. Pneumatic systems require a supply of compressed air or gas to power the actuator, while hydraulic systems require pressurized liquid. Both types of system require careful control over the amount of pressure, flow rate, and power being used to reach the desired output. Additionally, knowledge of proper safety procedures must be known when operating any type of pneumatic or hydraulic system.