Mechanical Design Handbook (Single-volume Edition): Pneumatic Transmission

Author: Cheng Daixian
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The "Mechanical Design Handbook" single-volume edition consists of 15 sub-volumes and 22 chapters, covering all aspects of conventional mechanical design. The sub-volumes are: "Common Design Data," "Mechanical Drawing, Limits and Fits," "Common Engineering Materials," "Connections and Fasteners," "Shafts and Connections," "Bearings," "Springs, Hoisting and Transport Components, Hardware," "Lubrication and Sealing," "Mechanical Transmission," "Reduction (Variable) Speeders, Motors and Electrical Equipment," "Mechanical Vibration and Frame Design," "Mechanisms," "Hydraulic Transmission," "Hydraulic Control," and "Pneumatic Transmission." This book is "Pneumatic Transmission," consisting of 5 chapters. Chapter 1 introduces fundamental theories, primarily covering basic knowledge of pneumatic systems, the selection and calculation of pneumatic components (such as air supply equipment, pneumatic actuators, pneumatic control components, pneumatic piping components, vacuum components, pneumatic servo/proportional control components, etc.), cylinder design calculations, and pneumatic technical standards. Chapter 2 focuses on pneumatic systems, discussing basic pneumatic circuits, the types, principles, and characteristics of typical application circuits, as well as common control methods and design of pneumatic systems. Chapter 3 covers the maintenance and fault handling of pneumatic systems. Chapter 4 introduces domestic pneumatic components, primarily detailing the structure, technical parameters, and external dimensions of commonly used domestic pneumatic components. Chapter 5 focuses on foreign products, introducing the structure, technical parameters, and external dimensions of foreign pneumatic components (e.g., FESTO, SMC). This book can serve as a reference tool for mechanical design personnel and relevant engineering technicians, and is also suitable for students and teachers of relevant disciplines in colleges and universities.