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| How do pneumatic systems work? |
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| the air passes through the pneumatic device under high pressure and then escapes outside the device. |
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| How do hydrolic systems work? |
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| They use the force of a liquid in a confined space |
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| How does a jackhammer work? |
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| a pneumatic system that uses bursts of air, under very high pressure, drive a part called a “chuck” in and out of the jackhammer at high speeds pounding the concrete and rock into fragments |
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| Explain why dentists drills make that annoying, high pitched noise. |
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| The high-speed drill that dentists use is a pneumatic instrument that relies on pressurized air. The noise is the presurized air escaping. |
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| What part of your body is a pneumatic system? |
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| What part of your body is a hydraulic system? |
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| How do large machines put the fluid under pressure? |
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| They create pressure by using valves. They open the valves to push on the piston and close which pushes back the piston to move the machine |
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