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Dec 21, 2024
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IMA 3020 - Fluid Power Basics
Clock Hours: 112
Delivery Mode on-ground
Prerequisites: IMA 3010, Safety III
Course Description: Provides instruction in basic terminology, operation, and design of hydraulic, pneumatic and vacuum systems.
Student Learning Outcomes: Course Competencies:
- Explain Pascal’s Law and solve Pascal’s Law problems.
- Recognize the difference between pressure and flow.
- Explain Understand Bernoulli’s Laws.
- Explain “force multiplication” and solve force multiplication problems.
- Explain “pressure intensification” and solve pressure intensification problems.
- Explain vacuum laws and explain relationship to hydraulics and pneumatics.
- Calculate inches of vacuum and inches of mercury.
- List parts of a hydraulic power unit.
- Explain the two types of cavitation.
- Calculate horsepower in a hydraulic system.
- Discuss the importance of filtration, filtration maintenance, and hydraulic oils in a hydraulic system.
- Explain what hydraulic actuators are and list different applications for their use.
- Select proper components to perform a function required by a specific hydraulic application.
- Describe directional control valves, flow control valves, hydraulic pumps, check valves and pressure control valves in a hydraulic system.
- Discuss speed control for hydraulics and relate it to the terms “meter in”’ “meter-out” and “bypass “speed control.
- Explain pressure intensification in a hydraulic cylinder.
- Explain cylinder creep.
- Draw and know symbology in hydraulic and pneumatic circuits.
- Explain restrictions to fluid flow.
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