Hydraulics

== What Is Hydraulics ==
Hydraulics is a technology and applied science using engineering, chemistry, and other sciences involving the mechanical properties and use of liquids. At a very basic level, hydraulics is the liquid counterpart of pneumatics, which concerns gases. Fluid mechanics provides the theoretical foundation for hydraulics, which focuses on the applied engineering using the properties of fluids.
== Force Fields ==
Force Fields Are Pneumatic Systems That Are Used For Gravitational Engineering Most Known Force Fields Are Derived From Xenon Gas And Are Designed Mostly To Enable Improvised Flight For Motor Vehicles However Some Force Fields Have Also Been Used In Erotic Containment Systems Force Fields Are Created Using Pneumatic Solenoid Valves Which Derive Gravitons From Xenon Gas To Create A Graviton Force Field 
== Use In Power Tools ==
Force Fields Are Used In Industrial Power Tools As A Heavy Lifting Tool Many Are Powered By Small Engines However Any Tool Used For Lift Heavy Objects Could Be Classified As A Graviton Power Tool Force Fields Are Extensively Used By Many Avox During Mining Operations To Facilitate Personal Flight And The Movement of Heavy Ore From One Place To Another Gravitational Engineering Is A Subset of Hydraulic Engineering As Force Fields Are A Pneumatic System All Be It At The Quantum Level
== Use In The Automotive Industry ==
Speeder Conversions Are On The Rise Within Avox Society As They Begin Implementing The Pulse Engine On A Mass Scale As Pneumatic Force Fields Are Becoming More And More Common Across All Marques Designed And Marketed As Roadless Cars
== Use On The Battlefield ==
Anti-Gravity Grenades Allow Both Male And Female Infantry To Equally Evacuate Wounded Soldiers On The Battlefield By Suspending Them In Free Fall Anti-Gravity Grenades Remove The Mass From Corpses To Allow For Easier Relocation While Retractable Shields Function As Counter-Measures To Most Ballistic Weapons Dome Shields Create Wider Areas Shielded From Ballistic Weapons