Electrical Engineering For Hydraulic Engineers

About The Course

With this basic training, you can refresh and deepen your knowledge of electrical controls and continuous valve technology. The focus is on error analysis, both in the electrical and in the hydraulic control.

Conclusion and Goal

  • Refresh and deepen knowledge of electrical controls and hydraulic components
  • Development of electro-hydraulically controlled motion sequences
  • Ability to replicate these processes on the training system
  • Error analysis in the electrical control and in the hydraulic part of the control

Prerequisite

  • Technical understanding and participation in the "Basic knowledge of hydraulics" training course or comparable knowledge

Content

  • Basic railroad trBasics of electrical engineering, sensor technology and continuous valve technologyack design concepts
  • Device technology (electrical and hydraulic components)
  • Electrohydraulic basic circuits
  • Practical exercises with interference source analysis

Your Trainer

Jürgen Poscher

Trainer Hydraulics
  • Duration 4 days
  • Fee On request
  • Level Basic
  • Language German
  • Execution presence
  • Place Leverkusen

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