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hydraulic circuit examples

11/03/2008 5:25 AM

Hi everybody...!I am a technical teacher . I have interested hydraulic,pneumatic and automation .I need technical document (training book,simulation prog.etc) especialy ındustrial hydraulic circuit examples for my students.thanks
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Re: hydraulic circuit examples

11/03/2008 10:59 AM

Take a look at a Training Book I wrote to teach Fluid Power Basics and one for Fluid Power Circuit Design.

The Basic book is all there but the circuit book is only about half presented so far.

I have a third book on Industrial Hydraulic Trouble Shooting also.

http://www.hydraulicspneumatics.com/200/eBooks/

You can also see an extensive list of books at this site: http://www.fpef.org/

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