Article | REF: BM6111 V1

Pneumatic power transmission - Components

Author: Daniel HUBERT

Publication date: January 10, 2008

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1. Actuators

1.1 Function and principles

Pneumatic actuators transform pneumatic power (pressure p (Pa), mass flow q; m (kg/s)) into mechanical power (force F (N), velocity v (m/s)) through linear or rotary motion (figure 1 ).

Manufacturers offer a wide range of models to meet user requirements.

Pneumatic actuators are built in a wide variety of sizes and types and are classified according to the mode of operation on which their design depends (figure 2 ):...

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