How To Make A Hydraulic Powerful Robotic Lifting Crane From Cardboard
Tools and Materials:
2 syringes
Cardboard, drinking straw, hose, wooden stick, hot glue
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Cranes, which allow to lift tons of weight easily, are used in many areas from logistics to transportation, from construction to giant factories. Hydraulic crane systems, which are a type of crane, use the ability of fluids to transmit pressure.
Liquids have a definite volume but no shape. Liquids take the shape of the container in which they are placed. It is possible to compress liquids by increasing the pressure on them. However, since there is very little space between the particles of liquids, liquids can be compressed only in negligible proportions. Therefore, it is assumed that liquids cannot be compressed by the effect of pressure.
Liquids, like solids, exert pressure on their surface due to their weight. While solids exert pressure only on the surface they stand on, liquids exert pressure on all the surfaces of the container they are in contact with.
Pascal's principle
Liquids transmit the pressure acting on them in all directions and directions without changing its magnitude. This principle is known as Pascal's principle because it was introduced by the French scientist Blaise Pascal. Pascal's principle is used in compound vessel systems and water presses. The working principle of hydraulic cranes is also explained by Pascal's principle.