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Fluid Power Reference

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butelja

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I'm looking for recommendations on good reference books that cover fluid power (both hydraulic and pneumatic) system design and analysis. Are there any de facto industry standard "bible" type all-in-one reference books out there? Thanks in advance.
 
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When doing Fluid Power design I use the "LIGHTNING REFERENCE HANDBOOK" Copyright, 1990 By Berendsen Fluid Power of Whittier, California 90601.
This should get you all the basics required.

I hope this helps,
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