A machine that uses liquid (water or oil) to generate large pressure from small pressure by utilizing Pascal's principle. Some forging presses can apply a force of 50,000 tons. Other examples include hydraulic presses and hydraulic jacks. Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
液体(水や油)を使いパスカルの原理の利用により小圧力から大圧力を生じさせる機械。鍛造プレスでは5万tの力を加え得るものもある。ほかに水圧プレス,水圧ジャッキなどがある。
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