Programs

• Total Hours: 24
• Lecture Hours: 24

Total Weeks:  15

This course is offered online: No

Prerequisite: Admission in to the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Program.

• Describe the physical laws governing the behaviors of fluids in motion and under pressure
• Given certain variables, perform work and power calculations
• Describe properties of hydraulic fluid
• Explain how components fit together to form a simple, closed hydraulic system
• Recognize the difference between open-and closed-centre systems

• Explain the function and operation of various hydraulic components
• Describe methods of operating hydraulic systems in the event of main system failure
• Explain the function of different types of hydraulic seals
• Demonstrate various techniques of installing rigid tubing, hoses and fittings
• Explain the operational differences between pneumatic and hydraulic systems
• Explain the purpose of all components in a small airplane hydraulic system schematic diagram
• Explain the purpose of all components in a large airplane hydraulic system schematic diagram
• Explain the purpose of all components in a helicopter hydraulic system schematic diagram
• Perform routine inspection of an aircraft hydraulic system
• Demonstrate hydraulic system troubleshooting procedures.
• Identify AWM regulations applicable to hydraulic systems

• The student will identify various hydraulic components and explain their function.
• The student will explain the operation of hydraulic systems using schematics and troubleshoot problems.

• T7-1=35%
• T7-2=65%

Textbooks: Textbooks are subject to change. Please contact the bookstore at your local campus for current book lists.