RedVector RVI-11175

Industrial Pneumatic Technology: Force Transmission

Industrial Pneumatic Technology: Force Transmission

0.5 hr. Online Course

Level: Advanced

Item#: RVI-11175

SME: Bill McCue

Pneumatic systems work because of a special property of fluids and the way these fluids transmit force and pressure. Understanding how fluids transmit energy will allow you to maintain your pneumatic control systems at desired operating conditions.
 
This interactive online course will teach you about the different sources of pneumatic energy along with how force is carried through gases and liquids. Additionally, you will learn ways compressed air is used in pneumatic systems. You will also learn about calculation methods for determining how much pressure is generated in gases.
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
  • Identify sources of pneumatic energy
  • List ways compressed air is used in pneumatic systems
  • Describe how force is carried through liquids and gases
  • Describe how to calculate and measure gas pressure
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT: Bill McCue
Bill McCue Photo
Bill started his career as a project specialist and has designed and built many mechanical systems.  Bill spent a large part of his career as a plant engineer for several large corporations.  As a plant engineer, Bill was responsible for all mechanical and electrical systems within the facilities he maintained.  Bill has been very hands on with all of the trades throughout his career and has become quite proficient in most of them including pneumatics.  Bill has done a fair amount of test development work for CBA and is very meticulous in researching his subjects.