Hey guys! This new post follows very good material developed by Parker for dimensioning Compressed Air Networks.
"currently, air control surpasses the best degrees of efficiency, performing operations without fatigue, saving time, tools and materials, in addition to providing work safety. The term pneumatics is derived from the Greek Pneumos or Pneuma (breathing, blow) and is defined as the part of Physics that deals with dynamics and physical phenomena related to gases or vacuums.. It is also the study of the transformation of pneumatic energy into mechanical energy, through the respective working elements.
currently, air control surpasses the best degrees of efficiency, performing operations without fatigue,saving time, tools and materials, in addition to providing work safety. The term pneumatics is derived from the Greek Pneumos or Pneuma. (breathing, blow) and is defined as the part of physics that deals with dynamics and physical phenomena related to gases or vacuums.. It is also the study of the transformation of pneumatic energy in mechanical energy, through the respective working elements"...
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