-
system used a
vegetable oil (liquide
hydraulique végétal, LHV), but
later switched to a
synthetic (liquide
hydraulique synthétique, LHS). Both had the disadvantage...
- The
water organ or
hydraulic organ (Gr****: ὕδραυλις) (early
types are
sometimes called hydraulos,
hydraulus or hydraula) is a type of pipe
organ blown...
- are glycol-ether based, but
mineral oil (Citroën/Rolls-Royce
liquide hydraulique minéral (LHM)) and silicone-based (DOT 5)
fluids are also available....
- to the late 19th
century as a
successor to the Société Électricité et
Hydraulique founded by
Julien Dulait [nl].
After World War II the
company expanded...
- EC list,
updated 20
April 2011.
Retrieved 20
September 2011. "Energie
hydraulique des
barrages d'Inga :
Grands potentiels pour le développement de la République...
-
article at [[:fr:Trompe
hydraulique]]; see its
history for attribution. You may also add the
template {{Translated|fr|Trompe
hydraulique}} to the talk page...
- mid-1700s,
French engineer Bernard Forest de Bélidor
published Architecture Hydraulique,
which described vertical- and horizontal-axis
hydraulic machines, and...
-
powered by the engine,
pressurizes the
hydraulic fluid (LHM –
liquide hydraulique minéral) and an ac****ulator
sphere maintains a
reserve of
hydraulic power...
- on the rear axle of
their top-of-range model, the
Traction Avant 15
Hydraulique. In 1955, the Citroën DS
incorporated four
wheel hydropneumatic suspension...
-
illustration of
Bernard Forest de Bélidor's
treatise L'architecture
hydraulique,
printed in
France in 1737. The
arrow is here used to
illustrate the...
