
Introduction lesson that is here so students can understand what this course will be about and to grasp some basic terms.
In this lesson we will be learning about how to manipulate work fluids with changing certain parameters, so we can exert a high output force using a low input force.
In this lesson we will be learning about some basic parameters that we are going to use in the course. Flow, speed, force, torque and power are on the list in this lesson.
In this lesson we will be taking a quick look at all the places we can see hydraulic systems.
In this lesson we will cover the basic overlay of the hydraulic system. From the input to the output.
In this lesson you will learn more about the hydraulic system, what drives it and how it operates.
Now that you finished the course I can put this link here so you can check it out. It is a website about hydraulics and pneumatic machines and they post new articles regularly. There is also a lot of principles that are explained.
The link is in the resources.
The starting point of a hydraulic system. The units that convert mechanical energy into fluid flow energy. The hearts of hydraulic systems, rotating and reciprocating to produce flow.
In this lesson we will cover some basics about hydraulic cylinders. If you are interested in hydraulic cylinders in more detail you should check out my other course, Hydraulics 102 which has a whole section on hydraulic cylinders.
In this quick lesson we go through the energy converters which convert fluid power to mechanical power - hydraulic motors
The new last lesson in Hydraulics 101, I've updated the course in May 2021 and added this entire section so the course actually doesn't finish on lesson 22. In this lesson we will cover some basics of hydraulic schematic symbols and diagrams. If you're interested more in schematics and maybe hydraulic problems you should check out my other course Hydraulic schematics and calculation exercises.
The only course in hydraulics you will ever need!
This course covers the basics of hydraulic systems.
You don't have to have any type of prior knowledge except basic arithmetic operations. There is an introduction part to get you started on learning about hydraulic systems. There is a little bit about hydrodynamic systems, but mostly this course is focused on hydro-static systems. After this course you will be able to understand the basics about hydraulic machines and you will be able to continue learning more about hydraulics, through my courses or through other mediums.
In the beginning of the course we will cover how systems function, then we will get to the various fluids that can be used in hydraulic system.
After every section there is a quiz so you can review what you learned and what you should maybe revise again.
The plan is that when you finish this course you will know enough about hydraulics to continue to learn about more advanced systems.
I will be releasing a Hydraulics 102 course very soon which will cover hydraulic pumps, motors and cylinders in detail. As well as diagrams and schematics.
[UPDATE MAY 2021]
The course was refreshed, some of the things were changed up and an entire new section was added. In the new section there is a little bit about pumps, motors, hydraulic cylinders and about hydraulic schematics. A PDF was added to the course, you can find the PDF in the resource part of the first lesson. The PDF contains all of the important information on Hydraulics basics and is usable as a standalone textbook. It is 30 pages long for now but I will work on it more in the future.