We take a closer look at hydraulic structures that control and move water around us. Many of these systems work silently and stay unnoticed. We explain how they function and why they are critical.

Hydraulic engineering is a subdiscipline of civil and environmental engineering that applies fluid mechanics, hydrology, and sediment transport theory to the analysis, design, and management of ...

The pump room, located in the basement of the Ketter Hall expansion, houses four MTS 506.92 Hydraulic Power Supply (HPS) units, each rated at 185gpm (700lpm) flow with 3,000psi (207 bar) working ...