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hidráulica

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What is hidráulica?

Hydraulics is a technology and applied science involving the mechanical properties of liquids. Hydraulics uses liquids to transmit power, allowing for the multiplication of force. It is commonly used in heavy machinery, braking systems, aircraft control systems, and various industrial applications, such as presses and lifts.

What other technologies are related to hidráulica?

hidráulica Competitor Technologies

Pneumatics uses compressed air to generate power and motion, offering an alternative to hydraulics which uses liquids.
mentioned alongside hidráulica in 55% (355) of relevant job posts
Neumática is the Spanish term for pneumatics, and represents the same competitive technology using compressed air instead of hydraulic fluids.
mentioned alongside hidráulica in 52% (290) of relevant job posts
Mechanical systems represent an alternative means of achieving motion and force transmission, such as linkages and gears, instead of fluid power.
mentioned alongside hidráulica in 34% (292) of relevant job posts

hidráulica Complementary Technologies

Electronics are used for control systems in hydraulic systems, providing the means to regulate and automate hydraulic functions.
mentioned alongside hidráulica in 24% (99) of relevant job posts
Electricity is necessary to power the motors that drive hydraulic pumps, making it a key component in hydraulic systems.
mentioned alongside hidráulica in 19% (116) of relevant job posts
Electricity is necessary to power the motors that drive hydraulic pumps, making it a key component in hydraulic systems.
mentioned alongside hidráulica in 8% (154) of relevant job posts

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