I will pay for the following article Applications of Pneumatics and Hydraulics. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article Applications of Pneumatics and Hydraulics. The work is to be 5 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Basically AND gate is a logic gate that only has a full output if both the input are high, otherwise no output completely. Therefore if say A& B are input, AND gate will record a 1 or High if the input is A&B otherwise the result is 0 (negative).

This is the reverse of the AND gate, OR gate record a HIGH if both or either of the two record a positive. Therefore if say A& B are input, OR gate will record as 1 or High if the input is A, B or A&B.

Pneumatic system has more industrial applications as compared to the hydraulic systems. Pneumatic uses the energy from the gas why hydraulic uses liquids which is normally incompressible (Goel, 2011). Pneumatic have the following advantages over hydraulic:

Installation should follow the arrangement of the drawing with every device placed in the ideal position. However during installation the person involve has to ensure that all the devices are functioning on their own to avoid unnecessary trial and error methods of trouble shooting in case it fail to function.

Compressor: Has the role of compressing air to the required pressure and convert the mechanical energy transferred from the motor plus the engine into potential energy. Normally it supplies various pneumatic components in the system with the compressed air. It draws its air from the earth surface under normal condition but raises it quality to above the pressure in the atmosphere.

After cooler: It removes the moisture content and can also be used to eliminate the impurities therefore it improves the air quality. They are normally provided between the successive stages of a multi-stage compressor to remove the heat hence it reduces the role of compressor (Gupta, Asthana & Gupta, 2008).

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