1) The force/weight criteria to choose the working energy is higher in than (A) hydraulic, pneumatic, (B) electric, hydraulic, (C) electric, pneumatic, (D) pneumatic, hydraulic 2) When drawing the symbol of DCV, we use, of to identify the number of the valve. (A) squares, ports, (B) ports, switching positions, (C) lines, ports, (D) lines, actuation methods 3) To automate the speed control of cylinder movement we use valve. (A) mechanically adjustable one-way flow control valve, (B) shut-off valve (C) manually adjustable one-way flow control valve, (D) throutling valve

1) The force/weight criteria to choose the working energy is higher in than (A) hydraulic, pneumatic, (B) electric, hydraulic, (C) electric, pneumatic, (D) pneumatic, hydraulic 2) When drawing the symbol of DCV, we use, of to identify the number of the valve. (A) squares, ports, (B) ports, switching positions, (C) lines, ports, (D) lines, actuation methods 3) To automate the speed control of cylinder movement we use valve. (A) mechanically adjustable one-way flow control valve, (B) shut-off valve (C) manually adjustable one-way flow control valve, (D) throutling valve

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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