Basic principles and components of hydraulics
Pneumatic cylinders
How does a pneumatic cylinder work? Design of single acting and double acting pneumatic cylinders.
How Internal Combustion Car Engine Works
The design and principle of operation of an automobile four-stroke internal combustion engine.
Fluid coupling and torque converter
How does a torque converter work? How does it differ from a fluid coupling? What is a hydrodynamic transmission?
How does a centrifugal pump work?
Centrifugal pump design. How do double suction centrifugal pumps and multistage pumps work?
How does a turbocharged car engine work?
Turbocharging. How does it work? The design of the turbocharging of the internal combustion engine of the car
How does a gear pump work?
How do internal and external gear pumps work? Gear pump design. Pumping problems.
What is a Hydraulic Jack?
Hydraulic Jack. How it works? Using of mechanical leverage, and the laws of hydrostatic
Pressure gauge
The operating pressure in pneumatic and hydraulic systems is measured with respect to atmospheric pressure by pressure gauge
Radial piston pump
Radial piston pumps are used in hydraulic systems involving high pressure. How it works
Pneumatic directional valves design
How does a pneumatic directional valves work? Types of pneumatic valves.
How does a pneumatic cylinder work?
How does a pneumatic cylinder work? Types of pneumatic cylinders: single and double acting cylinders
Functions of hydraulic accumulators
Hydraulic accumulators have to carry out various funcllons in a hydraulic syslem
How to read hydraulic circuits
How to read hydraulics schematic symbols and hydraulic circuits? Featured symbols to DIN ISO 1219.
Classification systems for the degree of contamination in a fluid
Classification systems ISO 4406 and NAS 1638 are used to help determine the amount of solid particles present in a fluid
How does the pressure reducing valve work?
How does the pressure reducing valve work? Pressure regulator design
How does the hydraulic press work?
The hydraulic press depends on Pascals principle. How does it work?