Basics
Compressors
Valves
Preparatory group of elements
Cylinders
200
Force acting vertical to a unit area.
What is pressure?
200
Machines that are used to generate compressed air.
What are compressors?
200
Components that are used to start, stop, direct the flow of fluid and to regulate flow and pressure.
What are valves?
200
This group of components cleans the air, regulates pressure, and provides lubrication in pneumatic systems.
What is the preparatory group of elements?
200
They perform useful work in only one direction.
How does single-acting cylinders work?
400
A state where pressure is lower than atmospheric pressure but greater than zero.
What is underpressure?
400
These devices are used to power compressors by converting electrical energy into mechanical motion.
What are electric motors used for in compressors?
400
A type of valve with which we can adjust the pressure in pneumatic systems.
What is a pressure valve?
400
This component removes impurities and moisture from the air in a pneumatic system.
What is the filter?
400
They perform useful work in both directions.
How does double-acting cylinders work?
600
A technical branch that deals with utilization of compressed air using mechanical devices.
What is pneumatics?
600
These quantities determine the energy state of the gas.
What do pressure and temperature determine?
600
This component can be used as a pneumatic bistable.
How can we use a 5/2 way valve?
600
This part adjusts and maintains the desired pressure in a pneumatic system.
What is the pressure regulator?
600
Cylinder body, Piston with "U" seal, Piston rod, Return spring, Rear cover, Compressed air connection, Front cover.
What are the parts of a single-acting cylinder?
800
pV=mRT
What is the equation of state of an ideal gas or the gas law?
800
One type uses a chamber to reduce air volume, while the other uses rotating elements for continuous compression.
What are displacement and rotary types of compressors?
800
These valves are divided into: throttle (two-way) valves, and one-way flow control valves.
What are the types of flow control valves?
800
This device supplies small amounts of oil to the pneumatic system to ensure smooth operation.
What is the lubricator?
800
Element that converts the energy of compressed air into translational or rotational motion.
What is executive element or actuator?
1000
The process in which there is no change in the pressure of the working fluid.
What is isobar?
1000
They perform air compression from the surroundings to a higher level into the pre-pressure area
What is mechanical type of work used for?
1000
Which picture represents a 3/2 way valve?
1000
Installed before the preparatory group, this valve is used to open or close the air supply.
What is the on-off valve?
1000
For the same cylinder diameter and pressure, pneumatic muscles can lift a load 10 times heavier than conventional cylinders.
What is the advantage of a pneumatic muscle compared to conventional cylinders?