Course details
Introduces the principles of hydraulic control and power transmission. Hydraulic components, their schematic symbols, function and construction are examined and used in hands-on practical exercises. The course delivery combines practical exercises with discussions of typical industrial applications and lectures.
Prerequisite(s)
- General technical knowledge and basic Physics.
Credits
2.0
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Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course the student will be able to:
- List and discuss typical safety practices and environmental concerns in Hydraulics.
- Explain operating principle of simple fluid power system.
- Compare hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
- Discuss benefits and limitations of hydraulics in industrial and mobile applications.
- Recognize and describe operating principles of simple hydraulic pumps and valves.
- Select an appropriate pump to meet circuit requirements.
- Select hydraulic cylinders for sample applications.
- Select hydraulic speed control circuits for sample applications
- Estimate energy losses in sample hydraulic systems.
- Describe key characteristics of hydraulic fluids.
- Select hydraulic plumbing for sample circuits.
- Discuss contamination and filtration in hydraulics.
- Recognize and apply standard JIC and ISO schematic symbols used in hydraulic systems.
- Develop and test selected hydraulic circuits using gear pumps, pressure control valves, flow control valves, directional control valves, cylinders, and hydraulic hoses.
Effective as of Fall 2012
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