1. A double-acting cylinder with a piston diameter of 25mm and a piston roddiameter of 8mm has an operating pressure of 6 bar. Calculate the following: c. The effective piston forces (N) for forward stroke if the friction force is 12% ofthe theoretical forces.232.641245.457259.181d. The effective piston forces (N) for return stroke if the friction force is 12% ofthe theoretical forces.245.457232.641259.181

Given:Piston diameter, D=25 mm=0.025 mPiston rod diameter, d=8 mm=0.008 mOperating pressure, P=6…

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1. A double-acting cylinder with a piston diameter of 25mm and a piston rod diameter of 8mm has an operating pressure of 6 bar. Calculate the following:

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