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Component selection for hydraulic systems

Component selection for hydraulic systems

Description

This course is run in conjunction with the IMechE.

Details of our CPD course, covering hydraulic component selection including more advanced topics such as non linearities, dynamics and physical principles.

https://www.bath.ac.uk/corporate-information/fp2-component-selection-for-hydraulic-systems/

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Component selection for hydraulic systems
31/10/202303/11/2023[Read More]
Component selection for hydraulic systems
12/03/202415/03/2024[Read More]
Control of electrohydraulic systems

Control of electrohydraulic systems

Description

This course is run in conjunction with the IMechE.

This course includes our Introduction to control of mechatronic systems and focuses on control issues in fluid power systems.

https://www.bath.ac.uk/corporate-information/fpc-control-of-electrohydraulic-systems/ 

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Control of electrohydraulic systems
11/06/202414/06/2024[Read More]
Electrical drives for mechanical engineers

Electrical drives for mechanical engineers

Description

This course is run in conjunction with the IMechE.

Details about our CPD course, covering the fundamental theory of electrical machines and drive systems related to mechanical and fluid power systems.

https://www.bath.ac.uk/corporate-information/ed-electrical-drives-for-mechanical-engineers/ 

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Electrical drives for mechanical engineers
21/11/202324/11/2023[Read More]
Hydraulic Systems and Efficiency

Hydraulic Systems and Efficiency

Description

This course is run in conjunction with the IMechE.

Our course covers system design for efficiency. It introduces you to inherent losses of common systems, loss characteristics of components and methods to recover energy. A part of the course is dedicated to new technologies that are not yet standard in the field.

https://www.bath.ac.uk/corporate-information/fp1-introduction-to-hydraulic-circuits-and-components/

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FP3: 14-17 May 2024
14/05/202317/05/2024[Read More]
Introduction to control of mechatronic systems

Introduction to control of mechatronic systems

Description

This course is run in conjunction with the IMechE.

This two-day course gives an introduction to practical control theory, including system modelling and analysis, numerical simulation, and controller design.

https://www.bath.ac.uk/corporate-information/c-introduction-to-control-of-mechatronic-systems/ 

 

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Introduction to control of mechatronic systems
11/06/202412/06/20240[Read More]
Introduction to hydraulic circuits and components

Introduction to hydraulic circuits and components

Description

This course is run in conjunction with the IMechE.

This introductory course give you a good working knowledge of hydraulic circuits and components. You'll explore their principles of operation, their performance characteristics, and standard ISO symbol representation.

https://www.bath.ac.uk/corporate-information/fp1-introduction-to-hydraulic-circuits-and-components/

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Introduction to hydraulic circuits and components
10/10/202313/10/2023[Read More]
Introduction to hydraulic circuits and components
13/02/202416/02/2024[Read More]
Noise in hydraulic systems

Noise in hydraulic systems

Description

This course is run in conjunction with the IMechE.

Our course introduces you to the topic of how high-power density of hydraulic systems can become a problem when noise and vibrations need to be minimised.

https://www.bath.ac.uk/corporate-information/fpn-noise-in-hydraulic-systems/

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Noise in hydraulic systems
24/01/202426/01/2024[Read More]
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