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hydraulics
(redirected from Hydraulic pressure)

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hydraulics /hy·drau·lics/ (hi-draw´liks) the science dealing with the mechanics of liquids.
hydraulics [hi-draw´liks]
the science dealing with the mechanics of liquids.

hydraulics
the science dealing with the mechanics of liquids.


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The static test, which was supposed to have been conducted at NASA's Promontory test center in Utah, was postponed indefinitely following a problem in an auxiliary motor that supplied hydraulic pressure, a NASA official said.
The press features a color graphic touch screen controller, digital control of the laminating pressure and platen temperature, automatic setting of the hydraulic pressure and exclusion of press cylinders according to programmed panel dimensions, and electronic detection of platen deflection due to improper loading of the press.
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The horizontal stabilizer still had hydraulic pressure in the system.
 
 
 
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