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A hydraulic elevator is a type of vertical transportation system commonly found in various buildings, particularly those with lower to mid-rise structures. Unlike traction elevators, which rely on steel cables and a counterweight, hydraulic elevators operate on a different principle, utilizing fluid mechanics to move the elevator car. The key component of a hydraulic elevator is the hydraulic piston or ram, which is typically located beneath the elevator car in a dedicated shaft. When a passenger requests to move between floors, a pump motor engages, causing hydraulic fluid to be pressurized and directed into the piston. As the pressurized fluid enters the piston, it pushes the elevator car upwards. Conversely, when the elevator is descending, the fluid is released from the piston, allowing gravity to lower the car. One of the primary advantages of hydraulic elevators is their suitability for buildings with fewer floors, as they are efficient and cost-effective for shorter travel distances. Additionally, hydraulic elevators are known for their smooth and quiet operation, making them a popular choice in residential and small commercial buildings.