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Re: Set of basic Engineering Formulas?

One of the questions I asked when interviewing teams for machine awards, especially anyone using pneumatics, is: How do you determine the approximate force of a piston.

A lot of teams couldn't answer.
A lot of teams looked up the answer on a Bimba chart
Some actually answered with piston surface area x air pressure which was what I was looking for.

A more detailed answer can be found here: http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/pn...ce-d_1273.html
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