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Fluid Power Engineering

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Title: Fluid Power Engineering
Author: M Galal Rabie
ISBN: 0071622462 / 9780071622462
Format: Hard Cover
Pages: 448
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Year: 2009
Availability: In Stock
     
 
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Design, operate, and maintain fluid and pneumatic power equipment using the expert information contained in this authoritative volume. Fluid Power Engineering presents a comprehensive approach to hydraulic systems engineering with a solid grounding in hydrodynamic theory. The book explains how to create accurate mathematical models, select and assemble components, and integrate powerful servo valves and actuators. You will also learn how to build low-loss transmission lines, analyze system performance, and optimize efficiency.
 

• Work with hydraulic fluids, pumps, gauges, and cylinders
• Design transmission lines using the lumped parameter model
• Minimize power losses due to friction, leakage, and line resistance
• Construct and operate accumulators, pressure switches, and filters
• Develop mathematical models of electrohydraulic servosystems
• Convert hydraulic power into mechanical energy using actuators
• Precisely control load displacement using HSAs and control valves
• Apply fluid systems techniques to pneumatic power systems

Preface

Chapter 1 : Introduction to Hydraulic Power Systems
Chapter 2 : Hydraulic Oils and Theoretical Background
Chapter 3 : Hydraulic Transmission Lines
Chapter 4 : Hydraulic Pumps
Chapter 5 : Hydraulic Control Valves
Chapter 6 : Accessories
Chapter 7 : Hydraulic Actuators
Chapter 8 : Hydraulic Servo Actuators
Chapter 9 : Electrohydraulic Servovalve Technology
Chapter 10 : Modeling and Simulation of Electrohydraulic Servosystems
Chapter 11 : Introduction to Pneumatic Systems

References

Index

 
 
 
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