Basic Industrial Hydraulics
Outline
This course provides discussion of the
applications of Basic Industrial Hydraulics
(MP-10002) as they apply to hydraulic systems.
This course is delivered in a format that uses a
combination of classroom lecture coupled with a
comprehensive component review using realworld products.
This course is taught by highly qualified
instructors who are experts in this field. The
course covers basic industrial hydraulics
including theory, component operation, and
hydraulic circuits. This course is recommended
for personnel involved in the basic maintenance
of hydraulic equipment.
This course is recommended as a prerequisite
to the Advanced Industrial Hydraulics (MP-10003)
MaintenancePro™ Technical Training course.
I. Module 1: Overview
A. Objectives
B. Industrial Safety
C. Accidents
D. Stored Energy System Safety
Il. Module 2: Fluid Power Theory
A. Objectives
B. Introductions
C. Advantages of Fluid Power
D. Transmission of Forces Through Fluids
E. Force and Pressure in Fluid Power
Systems
F. Compressibility and Expansion of Gases
G. Work and Energy
H. Fluid Flow
I Minimizing Friction
J. Advantages of Fluid Power Systems
K. Fluid Power Systems
Ill. Module 3: Fluid System Components
A. Objectives
B. Introductions
C. Regulators
D. Valves (Nondirectional Control)
E. Directional Control Valves
F. Flow Controls
G. Intensifiers
H. Cylinders/Actuators
I. Fluid Pumps and Motors
J. Limited Rotation Actuators
K. Purification Equipment
L. Hydraulic Liquids
M. Piping and Connectors
N. Sealing Devices
O. Air Receivers
P. Hydraulic Reservoirs
Q. Accumulators
IV.Module 4: Fluid Power Circuits
A. Objectives
B. Introductions
C. Basic Hydraulic Systems
D. Sample Schematics
E. Determining Causes of Failures
F. Troubleshooting Procedures
G. Checking a Control Valve
H. Checking Master Control Valves
I. Common Causes of Failure
J. Summary
Training Benefits:
Participants can use the skills and
knowledge gained in this course to:
• Minimize failures in hydraulic equipment thus
reducing downtime and cost
• Perform regular preventive maintenance on
hydraulic equipment and systems
• Quickly respond to equipment and system
failures
• Gain an increased knowledge of hydraulic
equipment and controls
Training Objectives:
This course is designed to enable
participants to:
• Describe fluid power and the components
used in the design of hydraulic systems
• Identify and explain common hydraulic
components
• Describe basic hydraulic theory
• Explain common circuit applications
• Describe preventive maintenance actions
• Interpret ANSI symbols and drawings to
explain the functions of specific hydraulic
systems
• Troubleshoot basic common hydraulic
components
Training Dates and Locations:
Please contact your local Applied
sales representative for class dates
and locations.
or
For course registration and
information, please call:
1-866-664-5733
or fax:
1-248-616-0931
or e-mail your request to:
applied@maintpro.com
This course can also be conducted
on-site at your facility.
Basic
Industrial
Hydraulics
(MP-10002)
Course Information:
Intended audience:
Personnel involved in the
basic maintenance of
hydraulic equipment and
systems
Duration: 8 hours
Cost: $ 400 per person
Continuing Education Units
(CEUs): 0.7
Rev 0 - 7/26/2002
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