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Pneumatics (from Gr**** πνεῦμα
pneuma 'wind, breath') is the use of gas or
pressurized air in
mechanical systems.
Pneumatic systems used in
industry are...
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Pneumatic hammer may
refer to: Air
hammer (fabrication), a
pneumatic hand tool used to
carve in stone, and to
break or cut
metal objects apart Air hammer...
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Pneumatic tubes (or
capsule pipelines, also
known as
pneumatic tube
transport or PTT) are
systems that
propel cylindrical containers through networks of...
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prevent wear and tear.
Early rubber tires were
solid (not
pneumatic).
Pneumatic tires are used on many vehicles,
including cars, bicycles, motorcycles...
- spring-piston,
pneumatic or
bottled compressed gas (most
commonly carbon dioxide and
recently nitrogen). Air guns
represent the
oldest pneumatic technology...
- A
pneumatic drill may
refer to a: Jackhammer, a tool used to
break up rock and
pavement Drill, run by
compressed air This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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Pneumatic cylinder, also
known as air cylinder, is a
mechanical device which uses the
power of
compressed gas to
produce a
force in a
reciprocating linear...
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pneumatics. The LEGO
pneumatics components were
first introduced as part of the LEGO
Technic range in 1984.
Since their introduction, LEGO
pneumatics...
- A
pneumatic motor (air motor), or compressed-air engine, is a type of
motor which does
mechanical work by
expanding compressed air.
Pneumatic motors generally...
- from the use of non-
pneumatic Esmarch tourniquets.
After observing considerable number of
pressure paralysis with non-
pneumatic, elastic, tourniquets...
