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    This document discusses how two hydraulic cylinders can be synchronized to operate together. It explains that: 1) When the cylinders are hooked up in parallel, fluid from the pump is delivered to one cylinder which causes it to extend, but the cylinders do not operate in synchronization. 2) If the cylinders are hooked up in series, as one cylinder extends it forces fluid into the other cylinder, causing both to move together in synchronization. 3) For the cylinders to be synchronized, the piston area of the second cylinder must be equal to the difference between the piston and rod areas of the first cylinder. This can be shown using the fluid continuity equation.

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    Hydraulic Cylinders in Series

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    This document discusses how two hydraulic cylinders can be synchronized to operate together. It explains that: 1) When the cylinders are hooked up in parallel, fluid from the pump is delivered to one cylinder which causes it to extend, but the cylinders do not operate in synchronization. 2) If the cylinders are hooked up in series, as one cylinder extends it forces fluid into the other cylinder, causing both to move together in synchronization. 3) For the cylinders to be synchronized, the piston area of the second cylinder must be equal to the difference between the piston and rod areas of the first cylinder. This can be shown using the fluid continuity equation.

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    Clyninseries

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    Amrith Singh
    This document discusses how two hydraulic cylinders can be synchronized to operate together. It explains that: 1) When the cylinders are hooked up in parallel, fluid from the pump is delivered to one cylinder which causes it to extend, but the cylinders do not operate in synchronization. 2) If the cylinders are hooked up in series, as one cylinder extends it forces fluid into the other cylinder, causing both to move together in synchronization. 3) For the cylinders to be synchronized, the piston area of the second cylinder must be equal to the difference between the piston and rod areas of the first cylinder. This can be shown using the fluid continuity equation.

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