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Applied Fluid Power

National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3)

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This Applied Fluid Power certification expands upon the foundational skills learned in Fluid Power. The program is divided into two integrated modules: Maintenance & Troubleshooting and Vacuum Technology.

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This Applied Fluid Power certification expands upon the foundational skills learned in Fluid Power. The program is divided into two integrated modules: Maintenance & Troubleshooting and Vacuum Technology. Learners develop advanced competencies in setting up, analyzing, and maintaining electro-pneumatic systems while gaining specialized knowledge in vacuum-based handling technologies. Through hands-on training using industrial-grade components, students diagnose faults, interpret electro-pneumatic schematics, and apply troubleshooting methodologies that reflect real-world applications in automation and robotics. Topics include setup and commissioning of pneumatic/electro-pneumatic systems, GRAFCET-based control task analysis (DIN EN 60848), pneumatic/electro-pneumatic circuit design, component failure modes and behavior, disassembly, inspection, and repair practices, root cause analysis, electro-pneumatic troubleshooting, introduction to vacuum systems and principles, generation and application of vacuum in handling systems, vacuum component types and selection, suction cup design and material compatibility, and designing simple vacuum-based automation circuits.

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