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Pneumatic systems are defined as systems that operate using compressed air. Pneumatic systems typically include cylinders, valves, and other mechanical components that are actuated by air or gas pressure. Compared to other energy sources, air energy is readily available, inexpensive, and allows for faster operation in compact and short spaces. Air is drawn from the atmosphere using appropriate methods, stored, pressurized, and then released back into the atmosphere. The abundance of air in the a

Pneumatic systems are defined as systems that operate using compressed air. Pneumatic systems typically include cylinders, valves, and other mechanical components actuated by air or gas pressure movement. Compared to other energy sources, air energy is readily available, inexpensive, and can be easily obtained and stored from the atmosphere using appropriate methods, then released back into the atmosphere. The abundance of air in the atmosphere and its low cost of acquisition ensure its economic