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Chapter 9 of Fluid Power Circuits Explained, written by Bud Trinkel, is now available here. This chapter on hydraulic filtration focuses on preventing failure by controlling contamination. Bud's first book, Fluid Power Basics, also features 22 chapters discussing critical basic knowledge on fluid power technology and components. To read any of the 22 chapters, click here.