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PNEUMATIC CONTROL FUNDAMENTALS

PNEUMATIC CONTROL FUNDAMENTALS

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a valve or damper (Fig. 1). In a typical control system, the final control element (a valve or a damper) is selected first because it must produce the desired control results. For example, a system designed to control the flow of water through a coil requires a control valve. The type of valve, however, depends on whether the water is intended

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