Pneumatic Cylinder: How Does It Work?

A pneumatic cylinder is a device which use the power of compressed gas to produce a force in a reciprocating linear motion. That device consist of a piston, rod, caps, cylinder tube, seals. How does a pneumatic cylinder work?

[@serge328]

I'm interested in creating some animations similar to yours for technical training. Do you offer any training or do you do freelance work?

Fantástico a animação e explicação 👋👋

[@xhuljan11]

Thanks.

[@nelj3376]

Welcome to 50N Sub! 🌹❤✋👍

[@MakhdoomSheikh-nb3fz]

Sir software name please

[@mohsenloni1162]

Which software do you made this animation with?

[@hydraulicandpneumaticsyste3253]

Cinema 4d

[@brandonsmith8235]

@@hydraulicandpneumaticsyste3253 What plugin do you use for the particle effects? Pyro? TurbulanceFD? I also use Cinema4D and make a lot of mechanical animations but anytime I have to do something with fluid I get a massive headache because I can't find a good resource in both tutorials and/or a good plugin, but you see to make good use of the particule simulation that you have and I'm curious what you use plugin wise (if any) any the process of which you took to learn it.

[@AbuBakar-yd4dh]

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[@raziawi77]

What animation u did?

[@Night-hawk876]

Which is best air pneumatic or liquid pneumatic?

[@PANZERGRABEN]

It depends on the situation, and I believe “liquid pneumatics” are called hydraulics :)

[@mdyadulbindider]

Beasts

[@typerightseesight]

So is my computer chair using just oxygen? I hear air flowing out of it both ways when I go up and down I duno why they say its nitrogen or mineral oil hydraulics.