System Design - Rod Diameter: (Q3) A pneumatic cylinder has a bore diameter of 2 inches. You must select a rod diameter that will create a retraction force between 200 pounds of force and no more than 230 pounds of force. The pressure is 80 psi Which of these rod diameters should be used. This requires two Steps: Calculate the rod diameter required to apply 200 pounds of force with 80 psi. Then select a rod from the options below. (Choose same size as you calculated or smaller) *Calculate the force generated with the rod diameter you selected. If the force is between 200 and 220 pounds, then that is the correct bore. Force Between 200 and 230 lb FORCE 2 in ? in 4 2 5 1 3 80 psi

System Design - Rod Diameter: (Q3) A pneumatic cylinder has a bore diameter of 2 inches. You must select a rod diameter that will create a retraction force between 200 pounds of force and no more than 230 pounds of force. The pressure is 80 psi Which of these rod diameters should be used. This requires two Steps: Calculate the rod diameter required to apply 200 pounds of force with 80 psi. Then select a rod from the options below. (Choose same size as you calculated or smaller) *Calculate the force generated with the rod diameter you selected. If the force is between 200 and 220 pounds, then that is the correct bore. Force Between 200 and 230 lb FORCE 2 in ? in 4 2 5 1 3 80 psi

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ISBN:9781305387102

Author:Kreith, Frank; Manglik, Raj M.

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Chapter4: Numerical Analysis Of Heat Conduction

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