Fluid Amplifier State of the Art, Volume I: Research and Development—Fluid Amplifiers and Logic¶
Abbey, P. L. (1964). Fluid Amplifier State of the Art, Volume I: Research and Development—Fluid Amplifiers and Logic: Research and Development—Fluid Amplifiers and Logic.
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- Jet-Interaction Fluidic Amplifier
- The solid geometry does not have to move to select or proportion that output; this is a boundary of the element, not a claim that its pump or control-pulse generator has no moving parts.
This sourceFirst-party abstract inspected for its no-mechanically-moving-parts description of fluid amplifier devices; the full report was not used to support uninspected details.
- The solid geometry does not have to move to select or proportion that output; this is a boundary of the element, not a claim that its pump or control-pulse generator has no moving parts.
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