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A perpetual inventory system
Back Pressure
Back pressure is the resistance or force opposing the desired flow of fluids in piping systems, engines, or turbines, often deliberately used to optimize engine efficiency or control fluid movement.
Pressure Reduction
The process of lowering the pressure in a system, often used in fluid or gas applications to manage flow and prevent damage.
Hydraulic Circuit
A system using pressurized fluid to power devices, often consisting of pumps, pipes, valves, and actuators.
Laminar Flow
Streamlined flow through a hydraulic circuit. A hydraulic circuit should be designed to minimize friction caused by sharp angles and internal obstructions.
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