Question

Prove that the hydraulic press acts as the force multiplier?

Answer 1

Answer:

The pressure on piston 1 is always equal to the pressure on piston 2. ... It is equal to the force on piston 1, multiplied by A2/A1. Hydraulic systems are called force multipliers for exactly this reason. A small force can be increased by using hydraulics.

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Answer 2

Answer :

• Because it applies Pascal's formula:

        $F = P * S$

       Here,

      F = Force

       P = Press

       S = Surface Area

• According to Pascal's law, in a closed system, pressure is equal everywhere, hence the same pressure will act on the huge piston on the other side as well.

• For example, if the lift cylinder has a diameter of 25 cm and the small cylinder has a diameter of 1.25 cm, the ratio of the areas is 400, and the hydraulic press arrangement produces a force multiplier of 400 times.