Practical Skills for Fluid Power Mechanics
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Course Objective
To develop and reinforce fundamental knowledge of the basic skills
which are relative to the maintenance and installation of hydraulic and pneumatic equipment. This course is intended
to prepare students for the practical skill test offered by the Fluid Power Society for Hydraulic and Pneumatic
Mechanic Certification candidates.
This is a Hands - On course.
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Outline
- Schematic diagram interpretation.
- Introduction of schematic symbols for hydraulic and pneumatic circuits.
- Name and function descriptions of basic fluid power components within schematic
circuits.
- Fastener identification. Introduction to the nuts and bolts of fluid power fasteners.
Identifying thread size and grade of nuts and bolts and descriptions of other fastener components.
- Identification and selection of hydraulic and pneumatic fittings.
- Selection and identification of fluid conductors used in hydraulic and pneumatic
circuits. Determining operating pressure limits and other considerations when selecting Steel Pipe; Copper, Steel,
or Plastic Tubing; or Hose for new or replacement installations.
- Introduction to the Principals of bending, flaring and installation of tubing
in fluid power systems.
- Introduction to the precise measurement of components using Dial Calipers and
Micrometers.
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Who Should Attend?
This five-day course is designed for those responsible for the operation,
maintenance troubleshooting and repair of fluid power equipment and is specifically developed for those who wish
to become Certified Fluid Power Mechanics.
An optional written test and practical skills test will be administered on the sixth day to students who desire
the Fluid Power Society Certification. A designated proctor will administer each portion of the test. The Fluid
Power Society will issue certification to each student passing both portions of the test. |
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