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Fluid Power Systems

MPW 349
Lecture 01
By
Dr. Eng. Mohamed Elsabahy
Ph.D. in Energy Resources Engineering
Fluid Power Systems MPW 349
(Bylaw Breakdown)
• Fluid power systems refer to the use of a fluid (liquid or gas) to transmit power and perform work.
• These systems use either hydraulic fluids (liquids) or air (gases) to move, control, and transmit energy efficiently in
various mechanical applications.
• Fluid power is widely used in industrial, automotive, and aerospace systems due to its high power density and
precise control.
Course Content: Introduction to Fluid Power Systems
Part 1 | Hydraulic Systems

1. Introduction 2. Hydraulic
to Hydraulic System
Systems Components

4. Valves in
3. Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Pumps
Systems

5. Actuators in
6. Hydraulic
Hydraulic
Circuit Design
Systems

7. Electro- 8. Maintenance
Hydraulic and
Systems Troubleshooting
Course Content: Introduction to Fluid Power Systems
Part 2 | Pneumatic Systems

1. Introduction to 2. Pneumatic
Pneumatic Systems System Components

4. Pneumatic
3. Pneumatic Valves
Actuators

5. Pneumatic Circuit 6. Electro-


Design Pneumatic Systems

7. Maintenance and
Troubleshooting in
Pneumatic Systems
Course Objectives

Understand the Fundamental Principles of Fluid Power Systems

Analyze and Design Hydraulic Systems

Analyze and Design Pneumatic Systems

Apply Troubleshooting and Maintenance Techniques

Evaluate Real-World Applications of Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems


Course Outcomes

Explain Fluid Power Principles

Identify Hydraulic Components

Design Hydraulic Circuits

Identify Pneumatic Components

Design Pneumatic Circuits

Analyze and Troubleshoot Fluid Power Systems

Perform Maintenance on Fluid Power Systems

Apply Knowledge to Industrial Scenarios


Course Grading

Grading
Midterm Exam 15%
Assignments, Quizzes and Participation (Lab Work) 15%
Oral Exam 10%
Student Activities (e.g., Student Portfolio, Final Project) 10%
Final Exam 50%
Total 100%
References

1. "Fluid Power with Applications" by Anthony Esposito


2. "Industrial Hydraulic Control: A Textbook for Fluid Power Technicians" by Peter Rohner
3. "Introduction to Fluid Power Circuits and Systems" by Russell W. Henke
4. "Hydraulics and Pneumatics: A Technician's and Engineer's Guide" by Andrew Parr
5. "Fluid Power Engineering" by M. Galal Rabie

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