Hydraulics - Basics of Control Technology

Hydraulics refers to the generation of forces and movements through pressure fluids, which serve as the energy transmission medium. In a wide range of industrial applications, such as modern production plants and manufacturing facilities, both mobile and stationary hydraulic systems are used to solve tasks involving uniform and non-uniform motion transmission. Due to their specific advantages, such as high power density, high positioning accuracy, and good controllability, hydraulic drives are increasingly used in mechanical and plant engineering, mobile machinery like construction or agricultural machines, as well as in automotive and aircraft manufacturing.

In the seminar, you will learn through practical exercises the fundamental principles of oil hydraulics, the functions of the most important control and drive elements, and their applications. After the course, you will be able to select appropriate components and analyze faults using simple hydraulic circuit diagrams.