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Describe good safety habits and identify shop hazards and unsafe
practices. (I)
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Describe the processes of fluid power, and identify basic fluid power
applications. (II)
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Use and apply Pascal's, Bernouli's, Torricelli's, and the gas laws
theorems. (III)
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Show how force-pressure area relationships operate in conjunction with
energy-work-power relationships. (III)
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Identify and describe the properties of fluids, types of fluids, and
the use of piping, reservoirs and fittings. (IV)
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Identify and describe the use and application of pumps and air
compressors in fluid power systems. (V)
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Show applications of proper maintenance and how it effects system
efficiency. (V)
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Describe the use and applications of cylinders, motors, values, and
actuators in fluid power systems. (VI)
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Describe open and closed loop systems. (VII)
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Explain how flow control affect both hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
(VII)
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Demonstrate instrumentation of fluid power systems. (VII)
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Contrast flow and viscous flow in gases. (VIII
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Explain the operation of the major types of roughing pumps. (IX)
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Explain how high vacuum pumps are maintained. (X)
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List the major components in each type of ultrahigh vacuum pumps. (XI)
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Describe the pressure range over which each types of vacuum
instrumentation operates. (XII)
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Explain common joining techniques. (XIII)
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