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TJ Smith

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Area of a circle is..............Pi or 3.14 x the radius squared.

in your case that would be; 1.5x1.5=2.25 (radius squared) x 3.14 (pi)= 7.065 sq inches......7.065 x 2= 14.13sq inches.

The 6'' dia cyl is 28.28 sq inches so it's roughly TWICE as big as two 3'' cylinders........

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Parallel would probably be the more ideal setup, in a series you would have low pressure at
the second cylinder and more than likely they wouldn't stay in "time" with one another.
One hose to an adjustable manifold, split from there to each cylinder.

Hope this helps.

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Area of a circle is..............Pi or 3.14 x the radius squared.

in your case that would be; 1.5x1.5=2.25 (radius squared) x 3.14 (pi)= 7.065 sq inches......7.065 x 2= 14.13sq inches.

The 6'' dia cyl is 28.28 sq inches so it's roughly TWICE as big as two 3'' cylinders........

You can take this a step further................14.13 sq in x say 2500 psi= 35,325 lbs of force or 17.66 tones.........The 6'' at 2500 psi puts out 35.35 tons.

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