Understanding Laboratory Reports, Evaluating Oils, Optimizing Equipment
Hydraulic fluids are at the heart of every hydraulic system. Their quality and proper handling are key to the efficiency, service life, and safety of machines and equipment. This hands-on workshop will provide you with in-depth expert knowledge about various types of hydraulic fluids—from conventional oils to bio-based hydraulic fluids and flame-retardant variants.
By combining theoretical knowledge with practical case studies from real-world industrial applications, you will be able to competently evaluate laboratory reports, understand aging processes, and select the optimal hydraulic fluid for your application.
- Distinguish between different types of hydraulic fluids based on their properties and applications
- Identify and evaluate aging processes and their effects on oil quality
- Interpreting Lab Reports Professionally and Correctly Understanding Threshold Values
- Analyze real-world examples from mobile and stationary applications
- Selecting the Right Hydraulic Fluid for Specific Requirements
- Engineers and technicians from component and equipment manufacturers, as well as their service partners
- Specialists in the fields of maintenance, plant service, filtration, and oil monitoring
- Engineers and account managers in the petroleum industry, service laboratories, and hydraulic service providers
To get the most out of this workshop, the following conditions should be met:
- Basic Technical Knowledge: Solid general technical knowledge and an interest in interdisciplinary technical concepts, as well as many years of practical experience in at least one of the following areas: hydraulics, hydraulic oils, or oil monitoring
- Technical Prerequisites: Completion of the OilDoc seminar “Lubrication and Oil Monitoring for Hydraulic Systems” or “Certified Hydraulic Oil Specialist”
