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Actuators & Valves PIstonPIston SurfaceSurface AreaArea F = P x A Force Where: F = Force in Lbs. P = Operating Pressure in lbs. per square inch A = Area.

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1 Actuators & Valves PIstonPIston SurfaceSurface AreaArea F = P x A Force Where: F = Force in Lbs. P = Operating Pressure in lbs. per square inch A = Area of Piston in square inches Operating Pressure So, by using two pistons... Why 2 Racks & Pistons? Force is Doubled

2 Actuators & Valves If Force is Doubled… Torque Output Is also Doubled!!! Torque Output Is also Doubled!!!

3 Actuators & Valves So, it was out with the old…

4 Actuators & Valves And… In with the New!!!

5 Actuators & Valves T = F x M.A. Where: T = Torque in Lb.In. F = Force in Lbs. M.A. = Moment Arm in inches Torque

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