"hydraulic capacity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the maximum amount of fluid that a system or component is able to handle or contain. Example: "The engineers determined that the hydraulic capacity of the pipeline was not sufficient to support the increased flow of water during heavy rainstorms."
Construction activity does not include routine maintenance that is performed to maintain the original line and grade, hydraulic capacity, or original purpose of a facility.
They are still frequently managed by either mowing, chemical weeding, dredging or burning to ensure their optimal hydraulic capacity.
Deterioration of water mains causes reduction in the structural capacity and the hydraulic capacity of the water distribution systems.
All the maintenance operations cleared the vegetation, which improves the hydraulic capacity by up to 3 times.
Vegetation was shown to be important for maintaining hydraulic capacity, because root growth and senescence countered compaction and clogging.
Pipe condition assessment is the determination of its current condition, including structural health, impact on water quality, and hydraulic capacity.
Movement of water from soil to atmosphere by plant transpiration can feed precipitation, but is limited by the hydraulic capacities of plants, which have not been uniform through time.
During floods, the bedload transport of steep headwaters can exceed the hydraulic transport capacity of milder downstream reaches where settlements are often situated.
PVP is the most feasible pathway among solar irrigation pumps in Sudan, and its initial cost per unit hydraulic power capacity is 1351 $/kW, compared to 4072 $/kW and 4884 $/kW for CDP and PTP, respectively.
The aim was to replace the heavy conventional steel platforms, used in shaking tables, by a composite material based on wood and Kevlar, hence reducing its weight and optimizing the hydraulic equipment capacity available in the laboratory.
Great differences of shale gas production, stable production period, contents of adsorbed or free gas between the above wells which are located in different zones may not result from factors such as source rock, reservoir condition, geologic element of hydrocarbon accumulation, but mainly from preservation or hydraulic fracturing capacity controlled by shale brittleness/ductility.
