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Fluid Power Systems & Technology Divisionv (FPST) is concerned with advancing the design and analysis of fluid power components, such as hydraulic and pneumatic actuators, pumps, motors and...
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Fluid Power Systems & Technology Divisionv (FPST) is concerned with advancing the design and analysis of fluid power components, such as hydraulic and pneumatic actuators, pumps, motors and modulating components, in various systems and applications.
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Barbara Zlatnik blogged in Fluid Power Systems & Technology Division - Blog

2021 Robert E. Koski Medal Nominations Are Open

Jan 20 2021 9:24 AM
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David Soukup, P.E.
VIRTUAL STUDY GROUP FOR OCTOBER 27 PE EXAMS ON MACHINE DESIGN AND MATERIALS AND THERMAL AND FLUID SYSTEMS
We have gotten interest from people who are taking the Thermal and Fluid Systems Exam to join the community that was set up earlier for those taking the Machine Design and Materials exam. So, the list of topics has been updated:
This Community will allow participants to post questions as they are studying for the exams. Weekly WebEx sessions will be held on Wednesday evenings at 8:30 pm Eastern Time to discuss technical problems and exam-taking strategies.
The Community is at https://community.asme.org/pe_exam_study_group_-_october_2017_machine_design_and_materials_exam/default.aspx
Oct. 4 – Failure Theory, Machine Design, Themodynamics, Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer
Oct. 11 – Joints, Fasteners, Control Systems, Hydraulic and Fluid Applications
Oct. 18 – Statics and Material Properties, Energy/Power System Appllcations, Engineering Economics, Project Management
Oct. 25 – Exam-taking strategies, last-minute questions
Please send images of technical problems on the topics above that you have to soukupd@asme.org and they will posted during the webconference for discussion by the study group participants.
The log in instructions for the October 4 WebEx session at 8:30 pm Eastern Time are:
Meeting number: 647 372 970
https://asme.webex.com/asme/j.php?MTID=m4573373fb92363f4575bdaeaa3238b5f
Join by phone
Call-in toll-free number (Premiere): 1-877-647-3411 (US)
Call-in number (Premiere): 1-712-770-4205 (US)
Audio Passcode: 706 297 9854
Can't join the meeting? https://help.webex.com/docs/DOC-5412
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PE Exam Study Group - October 2017 Machine Design and Materials Exam | ASME Engineering Network

Taking the PE exam on Machine Design or Thermal and Fluid Systems on October 27 This Community will allow you to post questions as you are studying for the exam WebEx sessions will be held to discuss technical problems and exam-taking strategies

Sep 29 2017 11:20 AM

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Gary Molton
Hello. I've just released a beta version of a new hydraulic cylinder design guide at https://goo.gl/yr1yXY. This is a nice visual tool for evaluating the valve, load and cylinder interaction. I'd appreciate any comments or feedback, plus checking those funny imperial units.

Hydraulic cylinder design guide

Apr 23 2017 5:25 PM

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Andres Chavez
Hello!
I am getting involved in a project about pneumatics and have a question. Can a pneumatic vane motor work as a vane compressor?
Jan 12 2017 9:03 AM

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John Read shared ANDY APPAN's Post

May 18 2016 7:29 AM
Anonymous | May 19 2016 4:29 PM
YES Mr JOHN   IT IS A FLUID  POWER DRIVE
2/AXIS, 3 AXIS   6 No FD ANDY ENGINE
Anonymous | May 19 2016 4:31 PM
IN ADDITION TO MAIN PICKUP ANDY FLUID POWER

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Jovita Frederick added the file FPMC - 2016 Call for Paper to Fluid Power Systems & Technology Division - Public Files.
Feb 16 2016 10:47 AM
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Dmitry Zakovryashin
Good afternoon! I need consultation on repair and control of the pump equipment of firm Klaus Union, SeKo! Thanks in advance!
Dec 29 2015 1:56 PM

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Dr Michael Reynolds
I am looking for some technical assistance in creating a fluid power lab for a mechanical engineering lab. Just a few minutes of discussion would be very helpful. If you can contact me at profreynolds@gmail.com I would be very grateful!
Aug 10 2015 3:58 PM
Daniel Williams | Aug 12 2015 12:55 PM
I have done a few fluid power labs and can discuss if you wish.  My contact info can be found at http://www.msoe.edu/people/701.
Dr Michael Reynolds | Sep 21 2015 4:0 PM
Thank you for the link!

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Kara Dress
Innovation comes from interdisciplinary collaboration. Read ASME’s May 2015 update focused on interdisciplinary research, including highlights from the largest interdisciplinary mechanical engineering conference in the world – IMECE.
https://community.asme.org/bioengineering_division/m/mediagallery/7947/download.aspx

https://community.asme.org/bioengineering_division/m/mediagallery/7947/download.aspx

May 21 2015 10:38 AM

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Jovita Frederick added the file CCEFP to Host this Year's Premier Fluid Power Research Conference to Fluid Power Systems & Technology Division - Public Files.
Aug 04 2014 10:38 AM
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Pradeep Belwal
is painting allowed prior to pneumatic test.
Apr 09 2014 3:05 AM

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Michael Mader
ASME Energy Forum Webinar: Tapping the Power of Flowing Water available now!

ASME Energy Forum Webinar on Hydrokinetics Power

Free ASME Webinar on Hydrokinetic Power with Susan H Skemp and Jonathan A Colby, who discuss demo projects in New York Harbor and the Gulf Stream

Aug 05 2013 3:07 PM
AKSHAY KALAMBUR | Oct 13 2013 11:29 PM
Thanks for this Friend, I will see it and comment.

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