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Abstract
In this article “Projection of a Hydraulic Pressure Drive with Application of Partial Synthesis” for the best comprehension and also receiving more complete picture, definitions of the term projection are considered, some fields of activity in which it is applied, namely technological, agricultural mechanical engineering etc are listed. An important part of cars, the drive is, the hydraulic actuator is most often applied – projection of which will be described in this article. First of all the existing technique projection of a hydraulic actuator is considered and its principle is described and shortcomings are designated. For carrying out a better designing process the new technique of projection of a hydraulic pressure drive which includes a stage of partial synthesis is offered. This stage allows explaining the theory of a volume rigidity which in turn allows to simplify calculations because it is possible to count several options of preliminary structures at the same time that will lead to receiving a hydraulic actuator with the best parameters, unlike the previous considered technique.
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