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Fluid Power Forum

Dive into the world of hydraulic and pneumatic innovation with Fluid Power Forum—your go-to podcast for all things fluid power in engineering and industry.

Podcast · By National Fluid Power Association · English · Official site

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16
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Sep 10, 2026
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Jul 13, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Helical Hydraulics and the Future of Electrification (opens the original)

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    At the 2026 iVT Off-Highway Expo, Fluid Power Forum guest host Ben Brown interviews Greg Shtrahman of Marzocchi Pumps about trends at iVT, including hybrid technology, electric drive systems, integration, and sensors, and how they can pair with hydraulic pumps. Shtrahman highlights Marzocchi's vertically integrated manufacturing of hydraulic gear pumps, gear motors, helical gear pumps, and micro pumps, emphasizing helical technology as a driver for electrification due to low noise (about 40 dB o

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Model, Simulate, Optimize: The Next Generation in Systems Modeling (opens the original)

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    At the 2026 iVT Off-Highway Expo, Fluid Power Forum guest host Ben Brown interviews Bruno Dupuis of Famic Technologies about innovations in electro-hydraulic systems and how new components can be modeled in Automation Studio to support digital twins. Dupuis explains that Famic has over 35 years of software development experience and showcases Automation Studio, a CAD and simulation platform for hydraulics, pneumatics, electrical, and automation. The software enables real-time system simulation a

  3. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    Quiet Power, Big Motion: Engineering the Da Vinci Center Dinosaur (opens the original)

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    Host Eric Lanke interviews Jim Diehl and Chris Parisse of Bosch Rexroth about a decentralized hydraulic drive solution showcased in an animatronic dinosaur exhibit at the Da Vinci Science Center in Allentown, Pennsylvania. Replacing an older gear-pump/servo-valve/PLC dinosaur, the new eight-foot "T‑Rexroth" uses four color-coded, interactive axes with visible components and lighting to teach hydraulics while operating quietly, compactly, and with easy maintenance. The system uses a CytroPac hydr

  4. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    Building Hydraulic Solutions at the Speed of Customer Demand (opens the original)

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    At the 2026 iVT Off-Highway Expo, guest host Ben Brown interviews Scott Mason of FluiDyne Fluid Power about a busy show and the continued shift toward electrified hydraulics with precise electronic position and feedback control. Mason highlights FluiDyne's booth display of hydraulic components including piston, vane, and gear pumps, directional control valves, and hydraulic motors. He emphasizes FluiDyne's ability to respond quickly to customer needs by building required pump configurations from

  5. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    From the Cab to Remote Control: Reimagining Operator Interfaces (opens the original)

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    At the 2026 iVT Off-Highway Expo, Fluid Power Forum guest host Ben Brown interviews Andy Gray of Scanreco about the show's value for targeted networking with customers and partners and the growing real-world implementation of AI, machine intelligence, operator interfaces, connectivity, and automation. Gray highlights Scanreco's radio remote control solutions, including the OneGrip single-handed pistol-grip handheld remote for applications like service cranes and agricultural seed tenders. He als

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