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receiver to a point close to where the tools are used, and then a flexible section of piping for the last few meters.
• Valves play a major role in pneumatic systems. Figure 15.3(a) shows two views of a one-way delivery valve. Figure 15.3(b) shows a pressure-relief valve with pre-set relief pressure.
Figure 15.3(a) Views of a one-way delivery valve
Figure 15.3(b) Pressure-relief valve
• Control valves are required to direct the air flow in both volume and direction. A number of these valves are shown below.
• A sequence valve is shown in Figure 15.5(a). Tese valves are essential for controlling pneumatic systems where operations take place in a certain sequence. Figure 15.5(b) is an inline lubricator.