Reading List3 /1483%回の()Answer each of the following for an electropneumatic circuit that operates a single actingcylinder with direct control.(i)Sketch the pneumatic and electrical circuit that uses the logic OR operation to extendthe cylinder.(ii)Sketch the pneumatic and electrical circuit that uses the logic AND operation to extendthe cylinder.Air at a pressure of 6 bar gauge pressure has a volume of 3m'. The volume of the air isallowed to increase to 5m' at constant temperature. What is the air gauge pressure at the newvolume? The atmospheric pressure is 101.85kN/m.(h)For a vertically mounted hydraulic actuator with an overrunning load, what is the majordisadvantage of using a counter balance valve to prevent a weight from falling uncontrollablyand how can it be overcome?ook Air44 F7II F8F9F10F11F12

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(g) Air at a pressure of 6 bar gauge pressure has a volume of 3m'. The volunme of the air is allowed to increase to 5m' at constant temperature. What is the air gauge pressure at the new volume? The atmospheric pressure is 101.85KN/m".

(g) Air at a pressure of 6 bar gauge pressure has a volume of 3m'. The volunme of the air is allowed to increase to 5m' at constant temperature. What is the air gauge pressure at the new volume? The atmospheric pressure is 101.85KN/m".

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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