How a pneumatic actuator works?

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asked 21 hours ago in Electron Microscopy by feiyang (180 points)

Pneumatic actuators are reliant on the presence of some form of pressurised gas or compressed air entering a chamber where pressure is built up. Once this exceeds the required pressure levels in contrast to the atmospheric pressure outside of the chamber, it creates a controlled kinetic movement of a piston or gear which can be directed in either a straight or circular mechanical motion.

Pneumatic actuators are well suited to a wide variety of application types, serving across many different industry areas. Some of the most common applications include :

  • Combustible automobile engines
  • Air compressors
  • Packaging & production machinery
  • Railway application
  • Aviation

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