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Some fields of engineering that use fluid power are construction, heavy equipment, metallurgy, manufacturing, and oil and gas.
Water supply systems consist of these hydraulic components:
Pipes: Pipes transport water around the system. They are primary feeders (large-diameter pipes), secondary feeders (medium-diameter pipes), and distributors (small-diameter pipes).
Valves: They control the direction of the water flow. Indicating valves convey whether they are open or closed and non-indicating valves do not.
Hydrants: Hydrants appear at periodic intervals along the underground pipe network to provide water for firefighting.
Storage containers: Tanks located at a height provide water when demand is higher than supply. Gravity provides the required water pressure. Pumps can elevate water and refill the tank.
Agricultural equipment: Machines with hydraulic conveyors help transport harvested crops to wagon trailers.
In the construction industry, industrial forklifts lift and transport heavy weights. Hydraulic cylinders can tilt, lower, or elevate the required weight in a smooth motion.
Earth-moving equipment such as excavators have hydraulically powered buckets that can dig up ground, carry soil in the bucket, and drop the soil into trucks.
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