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The basic law of pneumatics is Pascal’s Law combined with Boyle’s Law, stating that pressure applied to confined air is transmitted equally in all directions, while air volume is inversely proportional to pressure, governing force multiplication and system behavior in pneumatic applications.
Gas is a state of matter characterized by molecules in constant random motion with negligible intermolecular forces, filling any container completely while exhibiting compressible behavior governed by pressure, volume, and temperature relationships.
Gas flow principle is governed by the continuity equation, momentum conservation, and energy conservation, where gas velocity, pressure, density, and temperature interact through compressible flow equations fundamentally different from incompressible liquid flow.
Pneumatic theory is based on compressed air energy conversion, where atmospheric air is compressed to store potential energy, transmitted through distribution systems, and converted to mechanical work through actuators, governed by thermodynamic principles and fluid mechanics.
The pressure law in physics is Gay-Lussac’s Law, stating that the pressure of a gas is directly proportional to its absolute temperature when volume and amount remain constant, expressed mathematically as P₁/T₁ = P₂/T₂, governing thermal pressure effects in industrial systems.
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