| |
DESCRIPTION:
80% of hydraulic system failures are caused by hydraulic
fluid contamination. The purpose of this program is to teach students
effective work procedures and the appropriate filtration method for each
type of application.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
After completing this training, students will be able to:
- Enumerate the various sources of contamination
- Explain the meaning of ISO cleanliness codes (18/15/13)
- Identify the correct ISO cleanliness codes for different systems and
assess the filtration performance of various filters based on their
description: rated, absolute maximum and Beta ratio
- Select appropriate filters and determine their location in a
hydraulic circuit
COURSE OUTLINE
- Identification of the most common causes of system failure
(contamination, cavitation, aeration, etc.)
- Sources and effects of contamination (particles, water, air, heat,
etc.)
- Work procedure to reduce contaminant ingression to a minimum (when
filling up reservoirs, making repairs, installing new piping)
- Flushing procedure
- Definition of cleanliness codes
- Selection of the appropriate cleanliness code for each system
- Selection and location of filters
- Sampling and analysis (practical exercises to determine
contamination levels and water percentage in an oil sample)
WHO SHOULD ATTEND? This program is intended for individuals
directly involved in the design, maintenance or operation of hydraulic
systems.
Duration: 8 hours
Maximum of 10 participants per group
 |
|
|
| |
An error occurred on the server when processing the URL. Please contact the system administrator. | |
