HTM

This course is designed to be the first step in rigorous hydraulics training for maintenance personnel. Participants come away from this highly concentrated course with a solid understanding of hydraulic principles, component design and function. As the course progresses the systems that are analysed gradually become more complex to allow participants to see how smaller component groupings and circuits make up large factory systems.
The ‘Ten Step Troubleshooting Process’ is taught with the goal of eliminating the “hit and miss” methods that can be so costly in terms of time and materials. Safety is stressed along with sound maintenance practices. This two-day course is taught with circuit simulation software and through instructor guided hands-on study of individual hydraulic components.

- Maintain hydraulic systems to minimize downtime and extend service life.
- Think and act in a logical way when the system goes down.
- Understand the behavior of fluids under pressure.
- Read hydraulic schematics accurately and expertly.
- Follow correct system setup procedures.
THEORY
Objective: Explain the principals of hydraulics
Activity: Predict fluid behavior in various systems
SYSTEMS DESIGN
Objective: Analyse complex circuit designs
Activity; Design circuits to solve hydraulics problems
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE
Objective: Describe preventative maintenance procedures
Activity; Identify maintenance tasks and frequencies for given systems
SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
Objective: List the steps in logical troubleshooting
Activity; System troubleshooting simulation exercise
HYDRAULIC PUMPS
Objective: Compare and explain the principles of various hydraulic pumps
Activitys; Pump disassembly and damage inspection, reassembly, & Analysis of hydraulic fluid selections
ACTUATORS
Objective: List procedures to diagnose common problems in actuators.
Activity; Actuator disassembly and inspection
VALVES
Objective: Identify valve designs and diagnose common problems.
Activitys; Solenoid tests & valve disassembly, inspection and reassembly, Valve disassembly, inspection and reassembly

-Sr. Instructor
As the course progresses the systems that are analysed gradually become more complex to allow participants to see how smaller component groupings and circuits make up large factory systems. Systems troubleshooting and analysis methods are taught with the goal of eliminating the “hit and miss” methods that can be so costly in terms of time and materials. Safety is stressed along with sound maintenance practices. This two-day course is taught with circuit simulation software, on-screen animations and through instructor guided hands-on study of individual hydraulic components.
No manager could go wrong sending participants to this hydraulics maintenance course if what he/she desires is a maintenance workforce with sharper analysis and troubleshooting skills that save the company time and money on a regular basis.