Electrohydraulic definition
The definition of electrohydraulic is a process that uses electric energy under the surface of a liquid.
An example of electrohydraulic is hybrid power steering systems in some cars.
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Of, relating to, or involving a combination of electric and hydraulic mechanisms.
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Designating or of a process for converting electrical energy to high-pressure, mechanical shock waves by the discharge of a high-voltage arc under the surface of a liquid medium: used in metal shaping, breaking up rock, etc.
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Relating to electrohydraulics.
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Origin of electrohydraulic
- electro- + hydraulic
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