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Hydraulic systems are, in fact, a kind of machine. Using the principle of machine, assume 100% efficiency, the energy output = energy input.
Hence, energy input = effort x distance moved by effect = (P.A).d
where P is the pressure at the effort end, A is the cross-sectional area, and d is the distance moved by the effort
Energy output = load x distance moved by load = (P'.A').d'
where P', A' and d' are the pressure, cross-sectional area and distance moved respectively at the load end.
Thus, (P.A).d = (P'.A').d'
i.e. (P'.A')/(P.A) = (d/d')
Gererally, in a hydraulic machine, A'>A, and d'<d, thus the effort needed (P.A) can be much smaller than the load (P'.A')