Pneumatics

Description

Depending on the course length and customer requirements, this course can include: pneumatic principles, conductors, receivers, filtration, actuators, valves of all types, pressure controls, flow controls, compressors, dryers and accessories.

Outcome Summary

Participant will be able to:

• Execute calculations using Pascal’s Law (NACFAM MM3)
• Execute working fluid power equations (NACFAM MM3)
• Read schematics (NCFAM BR10-13)
• Demonstrate trouble-shooting skills (NACFAM PS2, PS3, MF21,QA17)
• Identify types of pumps, valves and accessories by reading schematics and looking at physical components
• Explain and mathematically execute system design criteria (ISO/QS 9000 4.4.1, 4.4.4)
• Demonstrate an understanding of dew point and air treatment
• Verbalize, list and understand all appropriate safety issues (NACFAM WH 1-20, MF10)

Recommendation

Contact Business & Technical Training at least one month in advance to set up a plant tour with the instructor. If the class is to be held on the customers site, some arrangements should be made to have lab equipment or production equipment available. Also, any pneumatic circuits or special equipment should be discussed in advance.

Who Should Attend

All maintenance supervisors and/or personnel, field service representatives, and anyone moving into the fluid power design field.

Length

This course can be custom designed to occupy from 4 to 40 hours, depending on the customers’ needs.

Learning Environment

Classroom activities

Maximum/Minimum Enrollment

16/4    

Catalog Number

MANS 127