Design and Construction of a Pneumatic Arm

Abstract

Liquid power is a term which was made to incorporate the age, control, and use of smooth, viable intensity of siphoned or packed liquids (either fluids or gases) when this power is utilized to give power and movement to components. This power and movement might be through pushing, pulling, rotating, controlling, or driving. Liquid power incorporates water power, which includes fluids, and pneumatics, which includes gases. Fluids and gases are comparable in numerous regards. The distinctions are called attention to in the fitting territories of this manual. This manual presents huge numbers of the principal ideas in the fields of hydrodynamics and pneumatics. It is proposed as an essential reference for all work forces of the Navy whose obligations and duties expect them to have an information of the basics of liquid power.