Answer / Tarun Agarwal

Hydraulic Power Steering (HPS) in a vehicle works by using hydraulic fluid to assist the driver in steering the wheels. When the driver turns the steering wheel, it moves a piston inside a hydraulic cylinder. This movement pumps hydraulic fluid into a pressure accumulator, which stores energy and reduces the initial effort required from the driver. The pressurized fluid then flows to another cylinder on the opposite side of the vehicle, assisting in turning the wheels.

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