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Hydraulics & Pneumatics articles from January 2005
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Hydraulics & Pneumatics archives from January 2005
A growing community of interest.(Guest Editorial)
January 1, 2005... It's heartening to be able to tell a success story at the start of a new year--actually not just one, but several. Each instance involves breakthroughs in how our industry and academia are approaching fluid power research and education....
Rock meets percussion.(Ideas & Applications)
January 1, 2005... When you have to drill large holes into rock, hydraulics technology is often the first choice for powering heavy-duty mining and construction equipment. But drilling into solid rock requires more than torque and speed applied to a drill. This...
Belt drive optimizes pump dynamics for Bobcat.(Ideas & Applications)
January 1, 2005... There's a good reason why the engines of Bobcat skid-steer, compact track and all-wheel steer loaders run quieter, last longer and burn less fuel than other brands.
Adapting technology from the automotive industry, Bobcat loaders use a...
Catalog spotlights quick-connect couplings.(Ideas & Applications)
January 1, 2005... Catalog introduces range of quick-connect couplings and nipples for industrial and mobile hydraulic systems, such as Series X65 flat-face couplings and Snap-Check portable diagnostic system. Includes photos, charts, product specifications, and...
Air valves take on a global identity: ISO 15407 completes the standardization of fluid power components.(AUTOMATE WITH AIR)
January 1, 2005... Although the non-electrical portion of International Standards Organization (ISO) 15407, Part 1, has existed since March 1, 2000--and used widely in Europe and Asia--only recently has Part 2, the electrical portion, shown up as a significant...
Fluid power 20/20: pressures to 20,000 psi? No external leaks? Self-tuning systems? Industry experts offer their vision for fluid power's future.(A LOOK AHEAD)
January 1, 2005... Without a crystal ball, seeing fifteen years into the future of fluid power isn't easy. But thinking about tomorrow helps us makes plans for today. That's why H & P interviewed a range of people in the industry--professors, researchers, users,...
An environment for learning: the National Conference on Fluid Power is an international forum for the design engineering community. So bring your thinking caps, and plan to participate in multiple sessions.(CONFERENCE PREVIEW)
January 1, 2005... The IFPE Technical Conference is an event where experts share the results of their research and explain innovative applications related to fluid power transmission systems, components, and controls. This year's conference features 98...
49th annual designer's guide to fluid power products.
January 1, 2005... The following charts are a collection of specifications for more than 30 categories of fluid power products and services. Following the charts is an alphabetical index of all manufacturers. Approximately 800 companies are represented. Complete...