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What effect do you think competition from foreign companies and suppliers will have on the U.S. fluid power industry?
Mass loss of domestic manufacturing of components 30%
 
Consolidation into multinational companies 22%
 
Gradual decrease in U.S. market share 18%
 
More visibility for fluid power as a design choice 14%
 
Spurring of more R&D 13%
 
No effect 3%
 
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April, 2008 
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A Big Hydraulic Motor Does a Dam Good Job   
A low-speed, high-torque motor proves to be the right choice for bringing a historic Oregon U.S. dam up to 21st Century standards.

Closed-Loop Control Simplifies Cyclical Testing   

Fluid Power Negates the Sea’s Pitch-and-Roll   
Active Heave Compensators counteract ocean swells to allow work in large wave conditions.

Getting that Really Deep Oil is the Challenge   

No Easy Answers for Industry Education   
Educators and industry leaders agree that working together is the best way to advance fluid power.

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H&P Cornerstone Passes Away   

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A Hydraulic Magnet?   

A Sound Solution to Noise and Vibration   

Boat Ducks For Low Bridges   

Reservoir Breathers Reach the Next Level   

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Myth #3: Cylinder Regeneration is Always a Good Design Goal   

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Air Valves Abound In Versatility   

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Don’t Thank me, Thank Paul   


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