Elements Of Electromagnetics
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When using a double acting pressure intensifier for continuous pressure increase, we are looking to have pressure intensified brand operate at 5L/min at 30 MPA. If the main pump can supply 10L/min at 10 MPA, what is the diameter ratio needed between actuator and boosting piston?
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