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11-01-2012, 17:49
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Re: Pneumatic Piston Force Calculations
PSI: lb/in^2. Typically lbf as opposed to lbm.
If you have the internal size, you can get a lbf reading if you assume constant pressure. Then you can do a volumetric analysis to see if your constant pressure will hold up... 
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