Tramsmitting+pressure+in+a+fluid



A weighing scale of the type comprising a scale is disclosed wherein the weighing scale is table for bearing the thing to be measured; a first hydraulic cylinder disposed below the scale table; a feeler transmitting the pressure applied at the scale table to the first hydraulic cylinder; a second hydraulic cylinder connected to the first hydraulic cylinder by a pipe and disposed at a level below the first hydraulic cylinder to bear the pressure transmitted through the feeler; a probe forced to make a linear displacement corresponding to the amount of the pressure transmitted from the first hydraulic cylinder to said second hydraulic cylinder; and an electronic inductor to detect the range of the linear displacement and convert it into a corresponding digital data for display.

Even if the force on the smaller platform isn't that strong it will still lift the heavier platform's weight. 

 Some of the other things that this hydraulic technology can be used for are: mechanical engineering ,  car technology , agriculture technology, earthmoving and mining technology , ship building technology , offshore-technology , and aircraft and spacecraft technology . ====A force pump causes the fluid to move from one place to another by increasing the pressure in the fluid . ==== ====media type="custom" key="5123613" ====


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