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Engineers not only need to understand the basics of how fluid power components work, but they must also be able to design these components into systems and analyze or model fluid power systems and circuits. There has long been a need for a comprehensive text on fluid power systems, written from an engineering perspective, which is suitable for an u
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Table of contents
- Front cover
- Preface
- About the Author
- Acknowledgments
- Dedication
- Contents
- Chapter 1. Brief Overview of Fluid Power
- Chapter 2. Fluid Power Basics
- Chapter 3. Pressure Control
- Chapter 4. Creation and Control of Fluid Flow
- Chapter 5. Rotary Actuators
- Chapter 6. Hydrostatic Transmissions
- Chapter 7. Linear Actuators
- Chapter 8. Temperature and Contamination Control
- Chapter 9. Auxiliary Components
- Chapter 10. Pneumatics
- Chapter 11. Servo Values
- Chapter 12. Proportional Values
- Index
- Back cover