This course has been designed for technical staff involved in the installation, commissioning, maintenance of the hydraulic and lubrication systems incorporated on Wind Turbines.
Entry Requirements:
Candidates should have attended our Stage 1 Hydraulics training course or equivalent.
Course Aims:
On the completion of the course candidates will know:
the fundamental principles that underpin the operation of the hydraulic systems on a wind turbine
the function, construction and operation of the major hydraulic system components on a wind turbine
the importance of contamination management and fluid cleanliness
the methods applied for effective lubrication and the importance of selecting the correct lubricants
the safe working practices associated with maintenance procedures
the layout and typical location of the hydraulic systems on a wind turbine
Course Outline:
Basic Hydraulic Principles
Hydraulic Symbols and Circuit Notation
Pressure control valves - function & operation
Speed control devices - function & operation
Direction control valves - function & operation
Pumps - types, operation and performance
Hydraulic Fluids & Lubricants, and Contamination Control
Accumulators - function, operation & safety
Proportional Hydraulics - function, operation & control
Safe Working Practices during Maintenance & Fault-Finding
Hoses, Pipework & Fittings
Actuators: Cylinders & Motors - types, construction and operation
Basic Electrical & Electronic Control Theory & Components (incl. Monitoring Equipment)
Wind Turbines - Layout & Construction
Leading to:
Certificate of attendance.
This course provides an excellent foundation for those wishing to gain a BFPA/CETOP Level 1 Hydraulics qualification.
Notes:
All delegates will receive a comprehensive set of support notes, lunch, refreshments and a certificate of attendance.
Introductory Price:
£700 + VAT per person
Dates:
2010
27-29 September
25-27 October
22-24 November
08-10 December
2011
24-26 January
28 February-02 March
09-11 May
26-28 September
31 October-02 November
