What are some resources for learning hydraulic design for a battle bot weapon?

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A college freshman seeks resources for learning hydraulic design to create a weapon for a battle bot. The team requires knowledge of hydraulic systems to achieve the necessary force for their innovative weapon concept. They have no prior experience with fluidic systems and are looking for comprehensive textbooks or websites that cover hydraulics from basic to advanced levels. Recommended resources include a hydraulics and pneumatics website and an engineering mechanics guide. These materials will help them understand hydraulic design principles essential for their project.
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I am a freshman in college currently and I am looking for a comprehensive textbook that could teach my how to design a hydraulic system to operate in a robot. I'm on a battle bot team and we came up with a really ingenious idea for a weapon, but the only way for it to deliver the kinds of forces were estimating is with hydraulics. The problem is, none of us have had any previous experience with fluidic systems before. I'm wondering if any of you can recommend a textbook/s or website that will give a nice over view of hydraulics from the basics to advanced design.
 
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