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In systems with hydraulic steering. the shaft is inside a cylinder with a piston across it. This cylinder is full of liquid and the piston is in the center of two chambers. Each chamber has a line for entry; when liquid at pressure is introduced into one of these lines. the piston moves towards the other end. facilitating the mechanical work of the steering wheel. The inconvenience is that the pump in the system works continually consuming energy and engine fuel unnecessarily.
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The production of hollow steel components by using water pressure is called in this way. Its advantages are better quality and a reduction in weight.
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Mechanisms that use water and oil for their operation. Certain vehicles define with this term their suspension systems that use a special oil and air. The most appropriate term in this case would be oleopneumatic.
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