Mecânicohidráulico

Mecânicohidráulico refers to a system or device that combines mechanical and hydraulic components to achieve a specific function. This integration allows for the leverage and precision of mechanical elements to be combined with the power and smooth operation offered by hydraulic fluid power. In such systems, mechanical parts like gears, levers, or linkages are often used to control or actuate hydraulic components such as cylinders, pumps, or valves. Conversely, hydraulic actuators might be used to move or power mechanical parts.

The core principle behind mecânicohidráulico systems is the transfer of force and motion through both solid mechanical elements and pressurized fluid. This synergy can result in systems that are both robust and capable of handling significant loads, while also offering fine control and shock absorption. Applications are found in various industries, including automotive (e.g., power steering, braking systems), industrial machinery (e.g., presses, lifts), and construction equipment (e.g., excavators, cranes). The design of these systems requires careful consideration of the interplay between the mechanical and hydraulic aspects to ensure efficiency, reliability, and safety.