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5 Hydraulics Manuals, Course and Reports on CD
2. BASIC HYDRAULICS AND HYDRAULIC PLUMBING COURSE
3. FUNDAMENTALS OF AIRCRAFT PNEUDRAULICS MANUAL
4. BioDegradeable Fluid Report
CHAPTER 2. Hydraulic Systems 2-1. Basic Systems Hydraulic Jack Motor-Reversing System Open-Center System Closed-Center System 2-2. Color Coding 2-3. Reservoirs Construction Shape Size Location Ventilation and Pressurization Line Connections Maintenance 2-4. Strainers and Filters Strainers Filters 2-5. Filtering Material and Elements 2-6. Accumulators Spring-Loaded Accumulator Bag-Type Accumulator Piston-Type Accumulator Maintenance 2-7. Pressure Gauges and Volume Meters Pressure Gauges Meters 2-8. Portable Hydraulic-Circuit Testers Testers Improper Operation 2-9. Circulatory Systems Tubing Piping Flexible Hosing Installation 2-10. Fittings and Connectors Threaded Connectors Flared Connectors Flexible-Hose Couplings Reusable Fittings 2-11. Leakage Internal External Prevention 2-12. Seals Static Seals Dynamic Seals Packing Seal Materials
CHAPTER 3. Pumps 3-1. Pump Classifications Nonpositive-Displacement Pumps Positive-Displacement Pumps Characteristics 3-2. Performance 3-3. Displacement Fixed-Displacement Pump Variable-Displacement Pump 3-4. Slippage 3-5. Designs Centrifugal Pump Rotary Pump Reciprocating Pump 3-6. Gear Pumps External Internal Lobe Pump 3-7. Vane Pumps Characteristics Unbalanced Vane Pumps Balanced Vane Pumps Double Pumps Two-Stage Pumps 3-8. Piston Pumps Radial Axial Piston Pumps 3-9. Pump Operation Overloading Excess Speed Cavitation Operating Problems
CHAPTER 4. Hydraulic Actuators 4-1. Cylinders Single-Acting Cylinder Double-Acting Cylinder Differential Cylinder Nondifferential Cylinder Ram-Type Cylinder Piston-Type Cylinder Cushioned Cylinder Lockout Cylinders 4.2 Construction and Application 4-3. Maintenance External Leakage Internal Leakage Creeping Cylinder Sluggish Operation Loose Mounting Misalignment Lack of Lubrication Abrasives on a Piston Rod Burrs on a Piston Rod Air Vents 4-4. Hydraulic Motors Gear-Type Motors Vane-Type Motors Piston-Type Motors
CHAPTER 5. Valves 5-1. Pressure-Control Valves Relief Valves Pressure-Reducing Valves Sequence Valves Counterbalance Valves Pressure Switches 5-2. Directional-Control Valves Poppet Valve Sliding-Spool Valve Check Valves Two-Way Valve Four-Way Valves 5-3. Flow-Control Valves Gate Valve Globe Valve Needle Valve Restrictor Orifice Check Valve Flow Equalizer 5-4. Valve Installation Meter-In Circuit Meter-Out Circuit Bleed-Off Circuit Compensated Flow 5-5. Valve Failures and Remedies Servicing Valves Disassembling Valves Repairing Valves 5-6. Valve Assembly 5-7. Troubleshooting Valves Pressure-Control Valves Directional-Control Valves Volume-Control Valves
CHAPTER 6. Circuit Diagrams and Troubleshooting 6-1. Hydraulic-Circuit Diagrams Block Diagram Cutaway Diagram Pictorial Diagram Graphical Diagram 6-2. United States of American Standards Institute (USASI) Graphical Symbols Reservoir Lines Pump Motor Cylinder Pressure-Control Valves Flow-Control Valves Directional-Control Valves Accessories 6-3. Typical Mobile Circuits Hydraulic-Lift Circuit Power-Steering Circuits Road-Patrol-Truck Circuits 6-4. Troubleshooting Causes of Improper Operations Testing a Hydraulic Circuit Comparing Test Results with Specifications Slippage Flow and Pressure Other Conditions Specific Troubles, Causes, and Solutions
CHAPTER 7. Electrical Devices: Troubleshooting and Safety 7-1. Hydraulics and Electricity 7-2. Troubleshooting Electrical Devices Procedure Testing Devices 7-3. Ground Earth Ground Chassis or Common Ground Zero Reference Point Isolation Between Earth and Chassis Ground 7-4. Safety Information Practices
APPENDIX A. Metric Conversion Chart
Lesson 2: Hydraulic Plumbing VARIETY OF LINES IDENTIFICATION OF LINES PART A - TUBING TUBING ROUTING OF LINES Table 2-1. Table of Bend Radii. TEMPLATES TUBING CUTTING METHODS OF TUBE BENDING TUBE CONNECTIONS Figure 2-7. Flareless and Flared Fittings. Figure 2-8. Flareless Fitting. PREPARING TUBING FOR FLARING FLARING TOOLS DOUBLE FLARES FAULTY FLARES CLEANING TUBING PLUMBING FITTINGS FITTING NUTS INSTALLATION OF TUBING ASSEMBLIES TUBE REPAIR Figure 2-12. Low-Pressure Tube Splice. Figure 2-13. High-Pressure Tube Splice.
SUMMARY PART B - HOSE TYPES OF HOSE PRESSURE CAPABILITIES HOSE MARKINGS HOSE SIZE CAUSES FOR HOSE REPLACEMENT FABRICATION OF HOSE ASSEMBLIES Determination of Correct Hose Length. TESTING HOSE ASSEMBLIES INSTALLING HOSE ASSEMBLIES Figure 2-19. Temperature Protection. STORAGE SUMMARY PART C - SEALS AND GASKETS SEALS Figure 2-20. Seals Used in Plumbing Systems. INSTALLING SEALS GASKETS FABRICATING GASKETS INSTALLING GASKETS STORING SEALS AND GASKETS SUMMARY Practice Exercise Appendix A: Proof Testing of Hose Assemblies Appendix B: Glossary
3. FUNDAMENTALS OF AIRCRAFT PNEUDRAULICS
CHAPTER 1 - HYDRAULIC SYSTEMS Functions Advantages Use of Liquids and Air Safety Devices
CHAPTER 2 - PNEUDRALIC LINES Rigid Tubing Flexible Hose Hydraulic Fittings
CHAPTER 3 - HYDRAULIC SEALS Types Identification Composition Storage O-Rings Backup Rings Shaft Seals Quick-Disconnect Couplings
CHAPTER 4 - SYSTEM RESERVOIRS Purpose Types Components Emergency Sources
CHAPTER 5 - SYSTEM FILTERS Fluid Filters Air Filters Maintenance
CHAPTER 6 - HYDRAULIC PUMPS AND MOTORS Power Pumps Hand Pumps Hydraulic Motors
CHAPTER 7 - PRESSURE-REGULATING DEVICES Hydraulic Pressure Gages Pressure Switches Pressure Relief Valves Pressure-Reducing Valves Accumulators
CHAPTER 8 - FLOW CONTROL UNITS Selector Valves Control Valves Check Valves Sequence Valves Priority Valves Shuttle Valves Actuating Cylinders Ratchet Valves Hydraulic Servos Irreversible Valves Hydraulic Fuses
CHAPTER 9 - PNEUDRAULIC SYSTEMS Open-Center Hydraulic System Closed-Center Hydraulic System Module and Manifold Systems Pneumatic System
CHAPTER 10 - AIRCRAFT BRAKE SYSTEMS Wheel Brake Systems Rotor Brake Systems Maintenance
CHAPTER 11 - DAMPENING AND ABSORBING UNITS Hydraulic Dampers Shock Struts Liquid Springs
CHAPTER 12 - SHOP SAFETY General Work Area Hazardous Work Area Fire Prevention
Report on characteristics and qualities of biodegradeable hydraulic fluids/oils. Charts and Specifications
Report on recycling hydraulic fluid/oil. Testing Water removal Anti Foaming Additives Purifiers Maintaining viscosity
