A pneumatic piston system works by using compressed air to move a piston inside a cylinder. When the air pressure is released, the piston moves back to its original position. This motion can be used to power various mechanical devices.
Using small pistons in a pneumatic system allows for more precise control and movement. It also requires less space and can be more cost-effective compared to larger pistons.
The air tank in a pneumatic piston system can be controlled by a valve that regulates the flow of air. This valve can be manually operated or controlled by an electronic control system.
One limitation is that the air tank can only hold a finite amount of compressed air, so it may need to be refilled frequently. Another limitation is that if the air pressure is not regulated properly, it can cause the system to malfunction or lose power.
Yes, there are some safety concerns when working with a pneumatic piston system. The air tank should always be handled carefully and the pressure should be regulated to prevent any accidents. It is also important to wear proper protective gear when working with compressed air.