hydrostat
/hɪˈdroʊstæt/Definitions
1. noun
A machine or device that transmits or changes the pressure of fluids or gases, or a part of an organism that maintains its shape under external pressure, such as a blood vessel or a lung.
“The engineer studied the hydrostat used in the new hydraulic system.”
2. noun
A theoretical concept in physics, describing the pressure of fluids or gases.
“The physicist explained the principles of the hydrostat in her presentation.”