New Hydraulic Engineering Handbook (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Lei Tianjue, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2000-04-11
Features: The New Hydraulic Engineering Handbook is a comprehensive professional manual on hydraulics, covering nearly all aspects of hydraulic technology. It comprehensively reflects the current state and achievements of hydraulic engineering in China, serving as a reference tool for professionals in the hydraulic industry. The manual consists of 10 parts and 50 chapters, divided into two volumes. The first volume includes fundamental theories and techniques of hydraulics, hydraulic pumps and hydraulic motors, and hydraulic control valves. The second volume covers hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic components, hydraulic systems, hydraulic testing technology, manufacturing and assembly processes of hydraulic components, applications of hydraulic technology, and an overview of hydraulic technology and prospects. The target readers of this manual are users of hydraulic equipment, as well as designers, manufacturers, researchers, and maintenance personnel of hydraulic components and systems. The New Hydraulic Engineering Handbook is a comprehensive professional manual on hydraulics, covering nearly all aspects of hydraulic technology. It comprehensively reflects the current state and achievements of hydraulic engineering in China, serving as a reference tool for professionals in the hydraulic industry. The manual consists of 10 parts and 50 chapters, divided into two volumes. The first volume includes fundamental theories and techniques of hydraulics, hydraulic pumps and hydraulic motors, and hydraulic control valves. The second volume covers hydraulic cylinders, hydraulic components, hydraulic systems, hydraulic testing technology, manufacturing and assembly processes of hydraulic components, applications of hydraulic technology, and an overview of hydraulic technology and prospects. The target readers of this manual are users of hydraulic equipment, as well as designers, manufacturers, researchers, and maintenance personnel of hydraulic components and systems.