pneumatics
/njuːˈmætɪks/
noun
- The branch of physics or engineering that deals with the mechanical properties of gases, especially air, and their use in tools and machines.
- Pneumatics is used in factories to power drills and conveyor belts.
- He studied pneumatics to understand how air brakes work on trucks.
- The course covered the basics of pneumatics, including pressure and flow.
- Systems or devices that use compressed air to operate, such as tools or machinery.
- The factory installed new pneumatics to automate the assembly line.
- Modern trains often rely on pneumatics for their braking systems.
- The garage uses pneumatics to lift cars for repairs.