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This document is the first chapter of a basic hydraulics textbook. It covers fundamental hydraulics concepts like the Egyptian water wheel, the first water pumping devices and turbines, Pascal's hydraulic lever, Bramah's hydraulic press, hydrodynamic and hydrostatic devices, atmospheric pressure, pressure gauges, pressure in series and parallel circuits, how pressure is created by force and resistance to flow, and how liquids seek level. It introduces key topics that will be expanded on in later chapters on hydraulic terms, fluids, symbols, and system components.
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01 - 02 Chapter 1 - Fundamentals

This document is the first chapter of a basic hydraulics textbook. It covers fundamental hydraulics concepts like the Egyptian water wheel, the first water pumping devices and turbines, Pascal's hydraulic lever, Bramah's hydraulic press, hydrodynamic and hydrostatic devices, atmospheric pressure, pressure gauges, pressure in series and parallel circuits, how pressure is created by force and resistance to flow, and how liquids seek level. It introduces key topics that will be expanded on in later chapters on hydraulic terms, fluids, symbols, and system components.
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Basic Hydraulics

Chapter 1

Fundamentals of Hydraulics

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Egyptian Water Wheel (Slide 1-1)

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Water Pumping Device (Slide 1-2)

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First Working Turbine (Slide 1-3)

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Beginning to Understand Pressure
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Pascal’s Hydraulic Lever (Slide 1-5)

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Bramah’s Hydraulic Pressure (Slide 1-6)

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Hydrodynamic Device (Slide 1-7)

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Hydrostatic Device (Slide 1-8)

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Pressure is Due to Resistance to Flow (Slide 1-9)

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The Weight of Fluid Causes Pressure (Slide 1-10)

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Atmospheric Pressure (Slide 1-11)

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Testing With a Mercury Manometer (Slide 1-12)

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Pressure Gauge (Slide 1-13)

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Pressure in a Series Operation
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Pressure in Parallel Circuits (Slide 1-15)

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The Power Source Creates Flow
(Slide 1-16)

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Pressure Created by Force (Slide 1-17)

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A Large Force Balanced by a Small Force (Slide 1-18)

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A Small Force Moves a Large Weight (Slide 1-19)

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A Large Force Moves a Small Weight (Slide 1-20)

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The Speed of a Cylinder (Slide 1-21)

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Liquid Seeks a Level (Slide 1-22)

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Pressure Difference Causes Flow
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END CHAPTER 1

Komatsu General Basic


Chapter 1 – Fundamentals
of Hydraulics
Subject
Chapter 2 – Hydraulic Ter Basic Hydraulics
ms
Chapter 3 – Hydraulic Fluid
s
Chapter 4 – Hydraulic Sym
bols
Chapter 5 – Hydraulic Syst
em Components

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