Hydraulics allows the power applied on a particular point to be transferred to the point of actuation. Without this technology, the movement of heavy machinery would be a practical impossibility.
In this guide to hydraulics, we examine five of the basic hydraulic symbols that you should understand when reading and analyzing schematics. You'll find diagrams and descriptions on such topics as hydraulic reservoirs, hydraulic directional control valve, pressure relief valves, hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic pumps and much more!
Various other implications and applications are further examined in other articles. Hydraulic intensifiers or boosters, hydraulic contamination and the use of hydraulics in cars are looked at by various authors (me included).
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