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At our October Meeting, we enjoyed the hospitality of Michael Baugh,
Branch Manager for SMC Pneumatics of Atlanta and his staff.  After the
open house, we elected new officers for the Atlanta, Chapter for year
2001.

     From left to right (front): Cal Jones (since deceased), Bob Grove, Mark Louis
From left to right (back): Scott Campbell, Larry Kuziak, Mike Carr, Joe Lehmann  

Please keep your eye on this page for Meeting Info and other Chapter 26 topics.

Sound Byte #2 is the sound of which of the following:
a. Kinematic Viscosity.
b. Decompression.
c. Accumulator discharge.
d. Aeration.

Sound Byte #3 is the sound of which of the following:
a. Direct acting relief valve.
b. Pilot operated relief valve.
c. Hydraulic motor with bad bearings.
d. None of the above.

Sound Byte #4 is the sound of which of the following:
a. A filter in by-pass.
b. Balanced vane pump ring and vanes wore from high moisture.
c. Accumulator in discharge.
d. A relief valve set too close to a pressure compensated pump setting.

Sound Byte #5 is the sound of which of the following:
a. A cylinder with no cushions.
b. A piston of a cylinder with bad seals.
c. A solenoid valve coil gone bad from high EMF.
d. High velocity oil in a return line.

Sound Byte #6 is the sound of which of the following:
a. High pressure aeration.
b. High pressure cavitation.
c. A pump sucking oil.
d. None of the above.

Sound Byte #7 is the sound of which of the following:
a. High pressure aeration.
b. High pressure cavitation.
c. A filter bypass from element saturation.
d. None of the above.

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