CIMHP-113: Pumps, Actuators, and Accumulators

School
Business, Entrepreneurship, and Professional Development
Division
Adv Manufacturing/Fabrication
Department
Electrical Engineering Technol
Academic Level
Undergraduate
Course Subject
Hydraulics/Pneumatics
Course Number
113
Course Title
Pumps, Actuators, and Accumulators
Credit Hours
1.00
Instructor Contact Hours Per Semester
23.50 (for 15-week classes)
Student Contact Hours Per Semester
23.50 (for 15-week classes)
Grading Method
A-E
Pre-requisites
CIMHP-112 or Instructor Permission
Catalog Course Description

Introduces the different types of pumps, actuators, and accumulators used in fluid power systems which create flow, change fluid power into mechanical power, and devices that store energy in the system.

Goals, Topics, and Objectives

Goal Statement

To provide students the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of Hydraulics/Pneumatics Systems, utilizing digital learning materials and hands-on labs.

Core Course Topics
  1. Safe Practices When Working with Pumps, Actuators and Accumulators
  2. Type, Function, and Operation of Pumps, Acutators and Accumulators in Fluid Power Systems
  3. Removing/Installing/Maintaining Pumps
  4. Troubleshooting Hydraulic Pumps
  5. Repairing Hydraulic Pumps
  6. Removing/Installing/Maintaining Actuators
  7. Troubleshooting Actuators
  8. Repairing Actuators
  9. Removing/Installing/Maintaining Accumulators
  10. Troubleshooting Accumulators
Core Course Learning Objectives (Separated)

Demonstrate proper safe practices when working with pumps.
Describe the type, function, and operation of pumps, actuators and accumulators.
Perform mechanical adjustment and verify proper setting of pressure and flow in pumps, actuators and accumulators.*

Assessment and Requirements

Assessment of Academic Achievement

• Pre and Post exams • Completion of all assigned lab evaluated by utilizing a standard evaluation matrix (see Division)

Texts

See Division for all required texts/materials

Credit for Prior College-Level Learning

Options for Credit for Prior College-Level Learning
Other
Other Details

Successful completion of current post assessment, 85% or higher, and instructor assessment of lab activities

Effective Term
Fall 2014