Compressed air fail: Outlet pipe size
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by Paul Heney
18h ago
A compressed air auditor was assessing a compressor and dryer installation within a compressor room and noticed something strange. On a large air dryer, the outlet flange was of 6-in. size, yet the piping used to connect the compressors and filters to the air dryer was only 4-in. Further to this, the long piping link […] The post Compressed air fail: Outlet pipe size appeared first on Fluid Power World ..read more
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Creating a compressed air leak management plan
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by Mary Gannon
18h ago
Measuring and repairing compressed air leaks can easily reduce energy costs by 10 to 20%. Compressed air is used in factories all over the world to control machines, processes, and pneumatic equipment. It is a safe and easily available medium and can be used in all possible places via hoses and pipes. However, compressed air […] The post Creating a compressed air leak management plan appeared first on Fluid Power World ..read more
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Will AI soon predict internal cylinder leakage?
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by Ken Korane
18h ago
Electrohydraulic actuators are standalone, self-contained systems that perform powerful tasks without external piping. They typically include an electric servomotor driving a hydraulic pump — often an axial-piston unit. Other components include a hydraulic cylinder, tank, valving and charging circuits. Because they are fitted with their own closed fluid circuit, they require only a small amount […] The post Will AI soon predict internal cylinder leakage? appeared first on Fluid Power World ..read more
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Leakage, perceptions, and projections
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by Paul Heney
4d ago
For the quarter century that I’ve been covering fluid power, I’ve heard about how leakage, specifically for hydraulics, is the industry’s biggest problem and challenge. [See our recent major report on leakage and hydraulics here.] And while I agree that leakage problems are something that designers and users have to be aware of — how… The post Leakage, perceptions, and projections appeared first on Fluid Power World ..read more
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IFPS launches certification for support personnel
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by Mary Gannon
5d ago
The International Fluid Power Society announced the release of its latest certification, the Fluid Power Support Associate (FPSA). This certification is the first to be released since 2010 and is designed to recognize non-technical individuals who work in the fluid power industry and demonstrate an understanding of the terminology and principles used within the industry.… The post IFPS launches certification for support personnel appeared first on Fluid Power World ..read more
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Hydraulics at work in the waves
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by Mary Gannon
5d ago
Wave-generated power can be more reliable and consistent than other forms of alternative energy. Here, we look at how they work. By Josh Cosford, Contributing Editor The need to address climate change by creating and implementing alternative energy projects remains the most critical objective of our generation. Traditional sources of energy, especially those producing electrical… The post Hydraulics at work in the waves appeared first on Fluid Power World ..read more
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DGD Fluid Power launches J1939-compliant CFT-Max cartridge flow transmitter
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by Mary Gannon
5d ago
DGD Fluid Power announces the release of the newest addition to its Cartridge Flow Transmitter (CFT) product line: the CFT-Max. Designed to meet the increasing demand to monitor hydraulic flows on mobile equipment, the CFT-MAX is J1939 compliant with an IP69 rating. Flows up to 150 gpm and a 6,000 psi pressure rating allow the… The post DGD Fluid Power launches J1939-compliant CFT-Max cartridge flow transmitter appeared first on Fluid Power World ..read more
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What’s in the cards for leakage?
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by Paul Heney
6d ago
Will hydraulics ever get past the leakage issue? I’ve heard people discuss this question countless times over the three decades that I’ve worked in and written about the technology. Time and time again, people bash this useful technology because of perceived problems with leakage. I have encountered this negative talk on factory floors, in educational… The post What’s in the cards for leakage? appeared first on Fluid Power World ..read more
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Direct-operated proportional valves boost reliability and optimize costs
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by Mary Gannon
6d ago
Moog Inc. is proud to announce the launch of two new direct operated valve series: the D93x servo-proportional valve series and the D92x proportional valve series. Each series, with its unique features and capabilities, is designed to boost machine reliability and optimize costs for machine builders. The D93x servo-proportional valve series comprises the D936 (ISO… The post Direct-operated proportional valves boost reliability and optimize costs appeared first on Fluid Power World ..read more
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Canfield Industries launches new corporate website to attract employees
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by Mary Gannon
6d ago
Canfield Industries, a manufacturer of fluid power components, electronics, and control systems for OEM manufacturers and industrial applications, announces the arrival of its new corporate website. The new website will help tell the story about Canfield Industries and act as a resource for those looking for exciting careers in the Youngstown, Ohio area. Being a… The post Canfield Industries launches new corporate website to attract employees appeared first on Fluid Power World ..read more
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