Training Calendar 20131026786

The Drive & Control Academy
Training Calendar 2013

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This training will be very useful in better maintenance of hydraulic equipments and accessories.

Mr.Vijender Veer.
Asst.Gen.Mgr., IISCO Steel Plant. (S.A.I.L.), Burnpur.
Training is very useful. Specially for me it is useful while designing a hydraulic circuit for defense systems to critically
select different components. Information also found useful for trouble shooting and in improving existing systems
performance.
Mr.Ravindra Tamhankar.
Scientist., R&D E Est. (D.R.D.O.)., Pune.
A lot of useful information and knowledge gained during this training sessions. It is also useful in daily maintenance job
& for trouble shooting.
Mr.Apurva Trivedi.
Manager., Welspun Corp.Ltd., Anjar.
This training has helped in understanding the fundamentals, construction and working of various hydraulic pumps,
valves & accessories.
Mr.Shrikant Solapure.
Dy.Manager., Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Ltd., Solapur.
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This training programme has clarified fundamentals of various units related to hydraulics which I can apply in new
products development.
Mr.Chirag Savsani.
Manager., Gujarat Apollo Industries Ltd., Mehsana.
Im posted in blast furnace area. I believe, information received from this programme will be very useful in running
projects as well as in upcoming projects for hydraulics.
Mr.Ajeet Kumar Sudhanshu.
J .M.(P)., Bokaro Steel Plant. (S.A.I.L.)., Bokaro.
Programme is very useful for maintenance and provides information regarding basic things to be considered for regular
practices. Information regarding procurement of hydraulic items for maintenance purpose also received.
Mr.M. Ramadoss.
Engineer., B.H.E.L., Trichi.
Dear Customers,

Wish you A Very Happy & Prosperous New Year 2013.

We all learnt a lot in 2012. The gone year was full of uncertainties in terms of market conditions and social political
stride. The witnessed slow down in market, global economic pressure and high inflation rates during 2012 were
tough to overcome and 2013 also seems a tough one. We at Bosch Rexroth are very hopeful; this will teach us a
lot regarding how to stabilize in uncertain conditions. We are dynamic and tuned to change rapidly in accordance
with global and local needs. We are confident & sure for our potential, experience, abilities and sure for our support
to customers.

Being a Bosch Group organization, we believe in making knowledge available and encourage customers to utilize
our training services. We bundle; products, services & training which is proven as an upper edge. General as well
as specific training packages offered by Bosch Rexroth in Drive & Control Technology is utilized by customers,
end-users and many others successfully in past. The systematic trainings offered by us will excel in coming years
too. Customers benefit like; upgraded manpower, monetary savings and improved productivity are matters of
pride for us.

To fulfill the growing needs in Industrial and Automation technology our Drive & Control Academy also will
support by providing world class training kits on Hydraulics, Pneumatics, PLC, Sensorics & Electric Drives.
Interested entities can also build their own knowledge centres with these equipments. As a continual support our
training service would also be there.

We welcome one and all to exploit this opportunity in utilizing our knowledge platform.

Best Regards,

Dr.J ohannes Thomas Grobe
Managing Director - Bosch Rexroth India
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Content
Sr.No. Title Course Page No.
Code
01 Forward -- 03
02 Content -- 04
03 Month wise training programme -- 05 - 06
04 Industrial hydraulics IH 07
05 Continuous control hydraulics CCH 08
06 Mobile hydraulics MH 09
07 Industrial pneumatics IP 10
08 Sensor technology ST 11
09 Logic elements LE 12
10 Hydraulic accumulators HA 13
11 Fundamentals of Hagglunds Direct Drives FHD 14
12 Control Systems for Hagglunds Drives CSHD 15
13 Customized training in industrial hydraulics at customers premises CIH 16
14 Customized training in advanced industrial hydraulics at customers premises CIHA 17
15 Advanced hydraulics courses for specific industry segment at our training centre -- 18
16 Steel mill hydraulics SP 01 19
17 Machine tools hydraulics SP 02 20
18 Hydraulic cylinders SP 03 21
19 Power generation hydraulics SP 04 22
20 Hydraulics for civil engineering applications SP 05 23
21 Press hydraulics SP 06 24
22 Foundry hydraulics SP 07 25
23 Axial piston pumps SP 08 26
24 Plastic machinery hydraulics SP 09 27
25 Drill rig hydraulics SP 10 28
26 Crane hydraulics SP 11 29
27 Excavator and loader hydraulics SP 12 30
28 Basic concepts of Single Axis Indra Drive & HMI IND001 31
29 Basic concepts of Multi Axis Indra Drive MLD-M & HMI IND002 32
30 Basic concepts of Indra Control PLC & HMI PLC001 33
31 Bosch Rexroth Partner Training Centers -- 34
32 Training sessions photographs -- 35 - 37
33 Registration -- 38
34 Company Details Format -- 39
35 Registration / Confirmation Form -- 40
36 List of companies that participated in our training programme -- 41 - 43
37 Map
Ahmedabad Airport to Sanand -- 44
Bangalore -- 45
Pune -- 46
38 Bosch Rexroth offices address -- 47

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Training calendar for 2013
Month wise schedule
Month Dates Course Name Course Location
Code

J anuary 21st to 25th Industrial hydraulics IH Sanand

February 6th to 8th Basic concepts of Single Axis Indra Drive & HMI IND001 Bangalore
25th to 27th Basic concepts of Indra Control PLC & HMI PLC001 Bangalore

March 4th to 6th Industrial pneumatics IP Bangalore
6th to 8th Basic concepts of Multi Axis Indra Drive MLD-M & HMI IND002 Bangalore
7th to 8th Fundamentals of Hagglunds Direct Drives FHD Pune
18th to 22nd Industrial hydraulics IH Sanand

April 4th to 5th Control systems for Hagglunds Drives CSHD Pune
4th to 5th Sensor technology ST Bangalore
8th to 10th Basic concepts of Single Axis Indra Drive & HMI IND001 Bangalore
18th to 19th Axial piston pumps SP08 Sanand
22nd to 26th Industrial hydraulics IH Sanand

May 2nd to 3rd Fundamentals of Hagglunds Direct Drives FHD Pune
13th to 15th Industrial pneumatics IP Bangalore
27th to 31st Industrial hydraulics IH Sanand

J une 3rd to 5th Mobile hydraulics MH Sanand
12th to 14th Continuous control hydraulics CCH Sanand
20th to 21st Axial piston pumps SP08 Sanand
20th to 21st Control systems for Hagglunds Drives CSHD Pune
24th to 28th Industrial hydraulics IH Sanand

J uly 3rd to 5th Basic concepts of Multi Axis Indra Drive MLD-M & HMI IND002 Bangalore
19th Hydraulic accumulators HA Sanand
22nd to 26th Industrial hydraulics IH Sanand

August 2nd Excavator and loader hydraulics SP12 Sanand
8th to 9th Control systems for Hagglunds Drives CSHD Pune
22nd to 23rd Axial piston pumps SP08 Sanand
30th Logic elements LE Sanand

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Training calendar for 2013
Month wise schedule
Month Dates Course Name Course Location
Code

September 2nd Crane hydraulics SP11 Sanand
2nd to 3rd Sensor Technology ST Bangalore
16th to 18th Mobile hydraulics MH Sanand
20th Hydraulic accumulators HA Sanand
23rd to 27th Industrial hydraulics IH Sanand
26th to 27th Control Systems for Hagglunds Drives CSHD Pune
30th Drill rig hydraulics SP10 Sanand

October 3rd Foundry hydraulics SP07 Sanand
4th Press hydraulics SP06 Sanand
7th to 8th Axial piston pumps SP08 Sanand
18th Logic elements LE Sanand
21st to 25th Industrial hydraulics IH Sanand
30th Hydraulics for civil engineering applications SP05 Sanand
31st Hydraulics for power generation SP04 Sanand

November 12th Hydraulic cylinders SP03 Sanand
18th to 20th Mobile hydraulics MH Sanand
21st to 22nd Machine tools hydraulics SP02 Sanand

December 2nd to 6th Industrial hydraulics IH Sanand
12th to 13th Steel mill hydraulics SP01 Sanand
19th to 20th Plastic machinery hydraulics SP09 Sanand
23rd to 27th Industrial hydraulics IH Sanand

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Industrial hydraulics
IH
Content
What is Hydraulics?
Physical fundamentals and principles
Hydraulic components (pumps, motors, cylinders, valves:
directional, pressure, flow; accessories)
Fluid power symbols as per DIN ISO 1219
Basic hydraulic circuits
Instructions, guidance and review for practical hydraulic
aspects
Techniques of assembly, dismantling and conversion;
possibilities for handling and setting of typical components
Practice by self-trial of circuit making on demonstration
power pack
Instructions on storage, commissioning, trouble shooting,
maintenance and safety

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
Operation, maintenance, assembly and planning personnel,
designers and all those interested in Hydraulic Technology

Teaching & Learning Media
Multimedia presentation
Cut-sections/ Transparent models
Sample units & power unit
PC animations
Circuits simulation on trainer kit

Distribution
Training manual, Participation certificate

Duration
5 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 to 17.00 hrs
2nd day to 4th day 09.30 to 17.00 hrs
5th day 09.30 to 16.00 hrs

Evaluation
Test will be conducted post course session
Learning Goals

The participants should be able to
understand the physical parameters and
symbols, the construction and function of
hydraulic components
The participants should be able to read,
analyze and understand hydraulic circuits
The participants should be able to make
hydraulic assemblies on the training rig

Fees
Rs.15,000/- per participant +Service Tax and
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
21.01.2013 to 25.01.2013
18.03.2013 to 22.03.2013
22.04.2013 to 26.04.2013
27.05.2013 to 31.05.2013
24.06.2013 to 28.06.2013
22.07.2013 to 26.07.2013
05.08.2013 to 09.08.2013
23.09.2013 to 27.09.2013
21.10.2013 to 25.10.2013
25.11.2013 to 29.11.2013
02.12.2013 to 06.12.2013
23.12.2013 to 27.12.2013

Information and Registration
Girish S. J oshi
Sr.Manager - Drive & Control Academy
Bosch Rexroth (India) Ltd.
Sanand-Viramgam Highway, Mouje Iyava,
Tal.: Sanand, Dist.: Ahmedabad.
Gujarat - 382170. India.
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.
Email: joshi.gs@boschrexroth.co.in

R. S. Rajkumar.
Vice President - Drive & Control Academy
Municipal No.31, Sy.No.37/1,
Nadekerappa Indl.Estate, Andrahalli,
Bangalore - 560091. India.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.
Email: rajkumar.rs@boschrexroth.co.in

Further recommended training
CCH (see page 8)
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Continuous control hydraulics
CCH
Content
Brief review on conventional valves
Theoretical aspects of proportional hydraulics
Component design of:
- proportional directional, pressure and flow control valves
- directional servo and pressure servo valves and electro-
hydraulic controls for pump
Symbols as per DIN ISO 1219
Amplifier cards and other electronic controls. Pump
controls
Typical continuous control hydraulic circuits
Instructions on commissioning, maintenance, servicing (with
videos on proportional and servo valves) and trouble
shooting
Lab session
Importance of fluid cleanliness in proportional hydraulics.

Prerequisites
Prior attendance of our Industrial hydraulics program or
equivalent knowledge otherwise necessary

Participant profile
designers and all those who desire a deeper understanding
of electro-hydraulics

PC animations

Distribution
Training manual, Participation certificate

Evaluation
Learning Goals

understand the theory, construction and
functioning of electro-hydraulic proportional
and servo valves
analyze and understand typical circuits with
proportional and servo valves

Duration
3 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
2nd & 3rd day 09.30 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
12.06.2013 to 14.06.2013
10.07.2013 to 12.07.2013
04.09.2013 to 06.09.2013
09.10.2013 to 11.10.2013
13.11.2013 to 15.11.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

Advanced hydraulic courses (see page 18)

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Mobile hydraulics
MH
Content
What is mobile hydraulics
Hydraulic pumps and motors for mobile applications
Pumps for open and closed circuits, controls
Control methods:
Throttle control and load sensing control
Sandwich type mobile control valves, mobile control blocks,
safety valves, mobile filters
Proportional and servo technology for mobile applications
Various types of mobile machines and their typical circuits
Hydraulic fluids and filtration, maintenance tips and trouble
shooting

Prerequisites
Basic hydraulics knowledge

Participant profile
Engineers and technicians concerned with design, planning,
assembly, operation, maintenance, service of mobile
machines

PC animations

Distribution
Participation certificate

Evaluation
Learning Goals

understand control types in mobile
machines - throttle & load sensing control
Construction and functioning of hydraulic
units used in mobile systems such as
pumps, valves etc.
Different types of mobile machines and
typical circuits
Fault finding

Duration
3 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
2nd & 3rd day 09.30 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
03.06.2013 to 05.06.2013
16.09.2013 to 18.09.2013
18.11.2013 to 20.11.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

IH/ CCH (see pages 7 & 8)
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Industrial pneumatics
IP
Content
Elements in pneumatic system
Air preparation and distribution
Cylinders and valves. Their working and interactions
Electro-pneumatic control technology
Pneumatic & Electro-Pneumatic latches and their
applications
Pneumatic & Electro-Pneumatic circuits with practical
aspects
Maintenance & trouble shooting
Safety aspects

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
designers and all those interested in Pneumatic Technology

Sample units
PC animations

Distribution

Evaluation
Learning Goals

understand the physical parameters,
symbols, construction and function of the
pneumatic components
analyze and understand pneumatic circuits
The participants should be able to make
pneumatic circuits on the training rig

Duration
3 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
2nd & 3rd day 09.30 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Bangalore

Schedule
04.03.2013 to 06.03.2013
13.05.2013 to 15.05.2013
05.08.2013 to 07.08.2013
09.12.2013 to 11.12.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

ST (see page 11)
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Sensor technology
ST
Content
Introduction to sensor technology
Fundamental construction features of various sensors
Principle & functioning of various sensors like:
- Inductive sensor
- Capacitive sensor
- Magnetic sensor
- Photo electric sensor
- Ultrasonic sensor
Demonstration of typical sensors with help of training kit

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
designers and all those interested in Sensor Technology

Sample units
PC animations
Demonstration and simulation on trainer kit

Distribution

Learning Goals

understand the concepts and requirements
of various sensors
The participants should be able to analyze
the need of suitable sensor

Duration
2 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
2nd day 09.30 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Bangalore

Schedule
04.04.2013 to 05.04.2013
02.09.2013 to 03.09.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

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Logic Elements
LE
Content
Brief review on conventional valves
Basic function of a logic element
Operational examples of logic elements in comparison to
various conventional valves
Comparison of spool type conventional valves & logic
elements. Merits - Demerits study
Salient features of logic elements
Importance of fluid cleanliness in hydraulics & for logic
elements
Typical basic circuits examples with use of logic elements

Prerequisites

Participant profile
designers and all those who are interested in knowledge of
logic elements

PC animations

Distribution

Evaluation
Learning Goals

The participants should realize benefits of
logic elements over conventional valves
understand, analyze and troubleshoot
simple hydraulic circuits where logic
elements are used

Duration
1 day

Timings
10.00 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
30.08.2013
18.10.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

CCH (see page 8)

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Hydraulic accumulators
HA
Content
Brief review on basic hydraulics
Basic function of an accumulator
Types of various accumulators & their construction:
- Diaphragm type accumulator
- Bladder type accumulator
- Piston type accumulator
Gas processes, in context to accumulator basic calculations
Gas charging procedure & care points
Basic selection criteria for accumulators
Typical application examples for accumulators
Various assemblies used with accumulators
Maintenance of accumulator
Safety aspects for accumulators & care

Prerequisites

Participant profile
designers and all those who desire to have knowledge on
hydraulic accumulators

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals

understand the construction and operation
of various hydraulic accumulators
The participants should understand basic
selection criteria for an accumulator
understand various application examples of
hydraulic accumulators

Duration
1 day

Timings
10.00 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
19.07.2013
20.09.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

CCH (see page 8)

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Fundamentals of Hagglunds Direct Drives
FHD
Content
Fundamentals of direct drives & related units
Basics of hydraulics and comparison between open-loop &
closed-loop hydraulic circuits
Tribology of hydro motors
Various application examples of HD drives
Importance of fluid cleanliness and basic maintenance
activities

Prerequisites
Basic engineering knowledge

Participant profile
Engineers and technicians from maintenance, project
erection/ project commissioning personnel, application or
design engineers

Cut-sections
Sample units
PC animations

Distribution

Evaluation

Learning Goals

understand the need of such drives in
various industries
Participants should be able to understand
basics of hydraulics, symbols, basic
circuits, difference between open-loop &
closed-loop hydraulic circuits
Participants should be able to understand
basic maintenance requirements for these
drives

Duration
2 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
2nd day 09.30 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Pune

Schedule
07.03.2013 to 08.03.2013
02.05.2013 to 03.05.2013
18.07.2013 to 19.07.2013
12.09.2013 to 13.09.2013

Rajamani Meyyappan
Dy.Gen.Mgr - Large Hydraulic Drives
18/4 - 19/4 Hadapsar Industrial Estate,
Pune - 411013. India.
Phone: +91 (20) 66082033.
Email: meyyappan.rajamani@boschrexroth.co.in

D. G. Gandhi.
General Manager - Service
Phone: +91 (20) 66082011.
Email: dhirendra.gandhi@boschrexroth.co.in

CSHD (see page 15)

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Control Systems for Hagglunds Drives
CSHD
Content
Control system of Hagglunds drives (spider ) overview
Different modules availability of control & its features
Various sensors in accordance to control system. Control
system interface
Circuit example and study of various parameters
Briefing on spider engineering manual and practical session
on spider test box

Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of control functions

Participant profile
Electrical engineer from maintenance or mechanical
engineer with minimum 5 years experience. Project
commissioning engineer or application and design engineer
with minimum 5 years of experience

Cut-sections
Sample units
PC animations

Distribution

Evaluation

Learning Goals

understand features of control systems and
its need
understand operation of control system and
basic settings in line with application need

Duration
2 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
2nd day 09.30 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Pune

Schedule
04.04.2013 to 05.04.2013
20.06.2013 to 21.06.2013
08.08.2013 to 09.08.2013
26.09.2013 to 27.09.2013

Rajamani Meyyappan
Dy.Gen.Mgr - Large Hydraulic Drives
Phone: +91 (20) 66082033.
Email: meyyappan.rajamani@boschrexroth.co.in

D. G. Gandhi.
General Manager - Service
Phone: +91 (20) 66082011.
Email: dhirendra.gandhi@boschrexroth.co.in

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Customized training programme in
industrial hydraulics at Customers premises CIH
Covered typical topics
Introduction to oil hydraulics
Pascals law, Bernoullis law, Reynoldss number etc.
Hydraulic symbols
Various types of hydraulic circuits
Function, basic design and operation of:
- Pumps, motors, cylinders
- Valves, accessories
Solving problems with hydraulic systems
Trouble shooting, routine maintenance and commissioning
tips
Filters & filtration technology
Handling & storage guidelines
Safety aspects

Prerequisite education/ experience
Equivalent to graduate engineers/ diploma holders with a
few years of experience/ senior technicians with several
years of experience

Evaluation

Duration
2 days

Number of participants
Preferably limited to 20

Fees
Rs.86,000/- per programme including one set of
course material (hard copy or soft copy) +
Service Tax and CESS as applicable

Faculty Expenses
To & Fro economy class air fare or 2nd AC (2-T)
train fare where air service not available.

Appropriate lodging, boarding and local
transportation to be arranged by the customer

All charges shall be payable at least 3 weeks in
advance

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

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Customized training programme in
advanced industrial hydraulics at Customers premises CIHA
Covered typical topics
Fundamentals of oil hydraulics in brief
Review of hydraulic symbols, hydraulic circuitry including
complex circuits
Construction, working and design of hydraulic units
including variable axial units & their typical controls
Proportional and servo valves, logic elements
Commissioning hydraulic systems with proportional
technology valves, hydraulic oils
Solving problems with complex hydraulic systems having
proportional technology valves
Trouble shooting and maintenance tips
Importance of fluid cleanliness for systems with proportional
& servo technology valves. Filters & filtration technology
Importance of fluid viscosity-temperature relationship
Safety aspects

Equivalent to graduate engineers/ diploma holders with a
few years of experience/ senior technicians with several
years of experience

Evaluation

Duration
3 days


Fees
Rs.1,29,000/- per programme including one set
of course material (hard copy or soft copy) +
Service Tax and CESS as applicable

Faculty Expenses
To & Fro economy class air fare or 2nd AC (2-T)
train fare where air service not available.

Appropriate lodging, boarding and local
transportation for faculties to be arranged by the
customer

All charges shall be payable at least 3 weeks in
advance

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

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Advanced courses for
specific industry segment at our training centre
Course content
Product training specific to the industry
Hydraulic circuit examples/ samples specific to
the industry, design criteria considerations,
functioning
In depth discussion for specific products which
are used more in particular industry segment.
Guidance on assembly, dismantling, testing,
failure analysis

Equivalent to graduate engineer/ diploma holders
with a few years of experience/ senior technicians
with several years of experience

The training courses, duration and fees are as
follows:

SP01 Steel mill hydraulics
SP02 Machine tools hydraulics
SP03 Hydraulic cylinders
SP04 Power generation hydraulics
SP05 Hydraulics for civil engineering applications
SP06 Press hydraulics
SP07 Foundry hydraulics
SP08 Axial piston pumps
SP09 Plastic machinery hydraulics
SP10 Drill rig hydraulics

Objective

Every industry segment wants to know
more on hydraulics specific to their field
and new development trends. Our
competent executives in the field shall
impart training and share experience with
the group
The OEMs/ End users will find this training
ideal for optimum use of equipment

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SP11 Crain hydraulics
SP12 Excavator and loader hydraulics
IND Basic concept of Servo & HMI
PLC Basic concept of PLC & HMI

Please note:
If necessary the training course can be conducted at a convenient place other than our training centre, provided the
number of participants meet the norm

Steel mill hydraulics
SP01
Content
Hydraulics for various applications like
melting furnace, rolling mills, AGC, continuous casting etc.
Components selection for steel plant applications
hydraulics:
- Pumps for open and closed circuits, controls
- Conventional valves, Proportional & Servo valves
- Accessories
Servo valves applications for steel mills
Typical circuits and operations
Fluids and contamination control in steel mills
Trouble shooting and maintenance tips for steel mills

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
designers

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals

To obtain industry specific knowledge of
hydraulic applications and usage

Duration
2 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
2nd day 09.30 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
12.12.2013 to 13.12.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

CCH (see page 8)

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Machine tools hydraulics
SP02
Content
Hydraulics for machine tools, various applications like GPM,
SPM, CNC
Design parameters and products selection for machine
tools:
- Pumps
- Valves
- Electro hydraulic proportional and servo valves
- Control valves
- Filters
Standard power units
- Clamping
- Counter balancing
Fluids and contamination control in machine tools

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
designers

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals


Duration
2 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
2nd day 09.30 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
21.11.2013 to 22.11.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

CCH (see page 8)

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Hydraulic cylinders
SP03
Content
Types of cylinders
- Tie rod construction
- Mill duty
- Welded construction
Design criteria for cylinders
Seals selection criteria
Mounting styles
Applications: Industrial, mobile, steel plants, servo cylinders
Fluid cleanliness requirements
Importance of care during handling and storage

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
designers

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals


Duration
1 day

Timings
10.00 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
12.11.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.


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Hydraulics for power generation
SP04
Content
Hydraulic applications for power generation like turbine
governor control, oil supply units etc.
Typical circuit examples and design parameters
Components selection for power generation hydraulics
- Pumps
- Valves
- Proportional and servo valves
- Logic elements
- Accessories
Filters & filtration technology for power generation
hydraulics
Trouble shooting and maintenance hints

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
designers

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals


Duration
1 day

Timings
10.00 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
31.10.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

CCH (see page 8)

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Hydraulics for civil engineering applications
SP05
Content
Hydraulic applications for civil engineering like
- Hydraulically operated dam gates
- Radial gates
- Vertical gates
Typical circuit examples and design aspects
Components selection criteria for civil engineering
applications
- Pumps
- Valves
- Logic elements
- Proportional valves
- Cylinders

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
designers

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals


Duration
1 day

Timings
10.00 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
30.10.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

IH (see page 7)

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Press hydraulics
SP06
Content
Types of press applications and typical circuits
Design parameters for press hydraulics
Components selection tips for press hydraulics:
- Pumps
- Valves
- Logic elements
- Cylinders
- Manifold block modules

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
designers

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals


Duration
1 day

Timings
10.00 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
04.10.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

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Foundry hydraulics
SP07
Content
Applications of hydraulics in foundry equipments
Typical circuit examples
Component selection for foundry applications:
- Pumps
- Valves
- Cylinders
Seals selection criteria

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
designers

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals


Duration
1 day

Timings
10.00 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
03.10.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.


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Axial piston pumps
SP08
Content
Types of various pumps
Classification of various axial piston pumps and its salient
features
- Bent axis design, fixed and variable displacement
- Swash plate design, fixed and variable displacement
Various energy saving controls of axial piston pumps like;
DR, DRG, DFR, DFLR, DFE etc.
Installation tips for axial piston units
Assembly, dismantling tips for axial piston units
Test procedure of typical axial piston unit as a reference
Failure analysis and trouble shooting tips

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
designers, service personnel

PC animations
Practical demonstration

Distribution

Learning Goals

To obtain in depth knowledge on axial
piston pumps
To understand failure analysis

Duration
2 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
2nd day 09.30 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
18.04.2013 to 19.04.2013
20.06.2013 to 21.06.2013
22.08.2013 to 23.08.2013
07.10.2013 to 08.10.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.


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Plastic machinery hydraulics
SP09
Content
Applications of hydraulics in plastic machinery like:
- Injection moulding
- Blow moulding
- Extrusion machine
Typical circuit and design parameters
Components selection criteria for plastic machineries:
- Pumps
- Valves
- P/Q controls
- Logic elements
Axial piston pumps and type of control for power saving

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
service & design personnel

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals


Duration
2 days

Timings
1st day 10.00 - 17.00 hrs
2nd day 09.30 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
19.12.2013 to 20.12.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

CCH (see page 8)

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Drill rig hydraulics
SP10
Content
Applications of hydraulics in drilling rigs
Components selection criteria
- Pumps
- Mobile valves
- Accessories
Typical circuit examples

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
service personnel

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals


Duration
1 day

Timings
10.00 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
30.09.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

IH/ MH (see pages 7 & 9)

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Crane hydraulics
SP11
Content
Types of cranes and applications
Circuits of operation
- Open loop
- Closed loop
- Throttle control
- Load sensing/ LUDV
Components selection criteria
- Pumps
- Control valves
- Accessories
Safety aspects

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
service personnel

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals


Duration
1 day

Timings
10.00 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
02.09.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.


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Excavator and loader hydraulics
SP12
Content
Use of hydraulics in excavators and loaders
Types of circuits and operations
Components selection criteria for:
- Pumps
- Control valves
- Accessories
Maintenance tips

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge

Participant profile
service personnel

PC animations

Distribution

Learning Goals


Duration
1 day

Timings
10.00 - 17.00 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Sanand

Schedule
02.08.2013

Girish S. J oshi
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.


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Basic concepts of single axis Indra drive & HMI
IND001
Content
Basic operation/ functioning and product variants details
Programming and parameterization of Indra Drive in
- Analogue mode
- Drive controlled positioning mode
- PLC controlled positioning mode (MLD-S)

Operating and programming of HMI
- VCP communication with Indra Drive
- Screen development

Prerequisites
Technical knowledge in electronics

Participant profile

Sample units

Distribution

Learning Goals

To impart basic knowledge of electric drives
and controls

Duration
3 days

Timings
09.30 - 16.30 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Bangalore

Schedule
06.02.2013 to 08.02.2013
08.04.2013 to 10.04.2013
05.06.2013 to 07.06.2013
07.08.2013 to 09.08.2013
09.10.2013 to 11.10.2013

Milind Tavre
(Manager - Drive & Control Academy)
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700, 66087898
Email: milind.tavre@boschrexroth.co.in

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

IND002/ PLC001 (see pages 32 & 33)

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Basic concepts of multi axis Indra drive MLD-M & HMI
IND002
Content
Programming and parameterization of Indra Drive using
- PLC controlled positioning mode (MLD-M)
- Virtual and real master
- Velocity and phase synchronization

Operating and programming of HMI
- VCP communication with multi axis Indra Drive
- Screen development

Prerequisites

Participant profile

Sample units

Distribution

Learning Goals

To impart basic knowledge of electric drives
and controls

Duration
3 days

Timings
09.30 - 16.30 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Bangalore

Schedule
06.03.2013 to 08.03.2013
08.05.2013 to 10.05.2013
03.07.2013 to 05.07.2013
04.09.2013 to 06.09.2013
13.11.2013 to 15.11.2013

Milind Tavre
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700, 66087898

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

IND001/ PLC001 (see pages 31 & 33)

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Basic concepts of Indra Control PLC & HMI
PLC001
Content
Interface of I/O modules with PLC
Programming of Indra PLC
VCP communication with PLC
VCP screen development

Prerequisites

Participant profile

Sample units

Distribution

Learning Goals

To impart basic knowledge of PLC & HMI
controls

Duration
3 days

Timings
09.30 - 16.30 hrs

Fees
CESS as applicable

Training centre
Bangalore

Schedule
25.02.2013 to 27.02.2013
24.04.2013 to 26.04.2013
26.06.2013 to 28.06.2013
28.08.2013 to 30.08.2013
28.10.2013 to 30.10.2013
04.12.2013 to 06.12.2013

Milind Tavre
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700, 66087898

R. S. Rajkumar.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700.

IND001/ IND002 (see pages 31 & 32)

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Bosch Rexroth Partner training centers

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Bapatla Engineering College.
Bapatla.
Andhra Pradesh-522101.

Malnad College of Engineering.
B.M.Road,
Hassan.
Karnataka-573201.

Dr.Mahalingam College of Engineering & Technology
Udumalai Road,
Pollachi-642003.
Tamil Nadu.

Periyar Maniammai University
Periyar Nagar, Vallam,
Thanjavur-613403.
Tamil Nadu.

Glimpses of Various training programmes

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Industrial hydraulics programme at our training centre Customized training programme at our training centre
Practical session in a standard programme at our centre Training session for faculties from educational institute
Customized training for VSP-RINL executives at site Training conducted at Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.
Advanced hydraulics training for RSP-SAIL executives at site
Training for Welspun - Anjar executives at site

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Extensive theory & practical training sessions for a focused group (JCB executives)

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Extensive theory & practical training sessions for a focused group (ESCORTS executives)
Registration

Please Note:
The enclosed registration format (or photocopy thereof) along with full payment (fees +service tax and CESS as
applicable) in advance by Demand Draft in favour of Bosch Rexroth (India) Ltd. , payable at Ahmedabad,
should be forwarded at least 2 weeks in advance and confirmation of registration obtained 10 days before start of
the course. The acknowledged confirmation-slip will have to be produced by the participant at the time of
joining the programme. Payment should be forwarded only with our prior clearance.
In case you wish to e-transfer the fees; kindly revert to us for our bank details. Cash payments will not be
handled by our executives.

We reserve the right to pre-pone/ postpone/ cancel any of the programmes, and also to transfer the registration
of candidates to another schedule, for which information will be given 1 week in advance to the candidates to
whom written confirmation has been given.

Our companys PAN AAACM9898F dt.18 Feb.1974
Service Tax Registration number AAACM9898FST001 dt.14 J uly 2003.

During correspondence for training kindly send us your address for correspondence without fail, including all
contact telephone, mobile and fax numbers and with names of concerned persons. Additionally if you also provide
the details like; name of organization and address details in which invoicing to be done, will save a lot of time
and efforts at both ends.

Kindly check with us, whether your company is registered with us and present on our customer master or
not. If not; kindly provide your details in the attached COMPANY DETAILS FORMAT. The format is self
explanatory. Request to check the information given in the format carefully before providing the same. (In case
your company/ organization is present on our companys customer master the format is not required. However, it is
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same at appropriate due time to avoid any last hour rush.

Information & registration

Girish J oshi.
(Drive & Control Academy)
Tal.: Sanand, Dist.: Ahmedabad.,
Gujarat-382170.
India.
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

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will be accepted like; passport, driving license, voters card etc.)

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Mail or fax to: Girish J oshi. (Drive & Control Academy)
Bosch Rexroth (India) Ltd. Sanand-Viramgam Highway, Mouje Iyava, Tal.: Sanand, Dist.: Ahmedabad.
Gujarat-382170. India.
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.
P.S.: Demand draft payable to Bosch Rexroth (India) Ltd. , payable at Ahmedabad.
Date:

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Participant should report between 09.45 A.M. to 10.00 A.M. at Training Centre, Bosch Rexroth (India) Ltd.,
Sanand / Bangalore / Pune.

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IH: Industrial hydraulics
CCH: Continuous control hydraulics
MH: Mobile hydraulic
IP: Industrial pneumatics
ST: Sensor technology
LE: Logic elements
HA: Hydraulic accumulators
FHD: Fundamentals of Hagglunds Direct Drives
CSHD: Control Systems for Hagglunds Drives

IND001: Basic concepts of Single Axis Indra Drive
& HMI
IND002: Basic concepts of Multi Axis Indra Drive
MLD-M & HMI
PLC001: Basic concepts of PLC & HMI

List of companies that participated
in our training program
Name of company Location

Automobiles
Ashok Leyland Ltd. Hosur
Bajaj Auto Ltd. Pune
Bajaj Auto Ltd. Aurangabad
Hero Honda Motors Ltd. Faridabad
Kirloskar Toyoda Textile Machinery Ltd. Bangalore
Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd. Kolhapur
Maruti Udyog Ltd. Delhi
TATA Motors Ltd. Pune
TATA Automotive Composite (International) Pune
Ltd.
TVS Motor Company Ltd. Hosur

Ceramics and Cement

ACC Cement Ltd. (Wadi Cement Works) Wadi
Bell Ceramics Ltd. Dora
Grasim Cement Ltd. Raipur
Gujarat Ambuja Cement Ltd. Kodinar
J aypee Cement Ltd. Rewa
Orient Cement. J algaon
Sanghi Industries Ltd. (Unit: Sanghi Cement) Motiber
Ultra Tech Cemco Ltd. Chandrapur
Ultra Tech Cemco Ltd. (A.P.Cement Works) Tadpatri
Ultra Tech Cemco Ltd. (GCW) Rajula

Educational Institutes

Army Institute of Technology Pune
Central Manufacturing Technology Institute Bangalore
Government Polytechnic Ahmedabad
Industrial Training Institute (Kubernagar) Ahmedabad
L.D. College of Engineering. Ahmedabad
National Institute of Engineering. Mysore
Nirma University. Ahmedabad
Shri U.V.Patel College of Engineering. Mehsana
Visvesvaraya Technological University. Belgaum
Indian School of Mines. Dhanbad
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MEI Polytechnic. Bangalore

General Engineering

Acme Containers. Nairobi
Aeronautical Development Establishment. Bangalore
Birla Cellulosic. Bharuch
Bosch Ltd. Nashik
CIPT. Ahmedabad
DGP Machines Ltd. Chhatral
Ferromatik Milacron India Ltd. Ahmedabad
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. Bangalore
HMT Ltd.(Press Unit) Hyderabad
Indian Machine Tools Manufacturers Mumbai
Association.
Kirloskar Brothers Ltd. Dewas
Klockner Desma Machinery (P) Ltd. Ahmedabad
L&T Demag Ltd. Chennai
Lakshmi Machine Works Ltd. Coimbatore
Larsen & Toubro Ltd. (HED) Powai
Luk India Pvt.Ltd. Hosur
Merit Technologies India Ltd. Chennai
Micromatic Grinding Technologies Ltd. Ghaziabad
Nilkamal Plastics Ltd. Noida
Nilkamal Plastics Ltd. Silvasa
NHPC Ltd. Faridabad
Oil India Ltd. Duliajan
Ordnance Factory. Ambajhari
Ordnance Factory. Bhandara
Ordnance Factory. Kanpur
Ordnance Factory. Katni
Polymechplast Machines Ltd. Vadodara
Prashant Gamatex Pvt.Ltd. Ahmedabad
Prince Multiplast Pvt.Ltd. Daman
SKF India Ltd. Pune
The Singareni Colliaries Co.Ltd. Ramagundam
Thermax Ltd. Pune
Trans Impex Pvt.Ltd. Mumbai

VIDEOCON Narmada Glass Ltd. Bharuch
WIDIA India Ltd. Bangalore

Mobile Equipment

Apollo Construction Equipments Pvt.Ltd. Mehsana
Aquarius Engineers Pvt.Ltd. Pune
Bharat Earth Movers Ltd. Mysore
Caterpillar India Pvt.Ltd. Thiruvallur
Eimco Elecon (India) Ltd. Vidyanagar
Escorts Construction Ltd. Faridabad
Godrej & Boyce Mfg.Co.Ltd. Mumbai
Greaves Ltd. Chennai
Indian Railways. J amalpur
Ingersoll Rand India Ltd. Bangalore
J CB India Ltd. Faridabad
L&T Case Equipments Ltd. Pithampur
Larsen & Toubro Ltd. Kansbahal
Larsen & Toubro Ltd. (ECC Divn.) Chennai
Plasser India Pvt.Ltd. Faridabad
Putz Pumps (India) Pvt.Ltd. Goa
Schwing Stetter (India) Pvt.Ltd. Chennai
TIL Ltd. Kolkata

Ports

Adani Port Ltd. Mundra
Garden Reach Shipbuilders & Engineers Ltd. Kolkata
Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd. Rajula
Indian Navy. Karwar
J awaharlal Nehru Port Trust Ltd. Mumbai
Naval Dockyard. Vizag
Tolani Maritime Institute. Pune
TTS Handling Systems. Mumbai

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Power Generation
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. Bhopal
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. Hardwar
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd. Trichy
Fouress Engineering (I) Pvt.Ltd. Bangalore
Gujarat Industries Power Corpn.Ltd. Surat
Krishna Bhagya J al Nigam Ltd. Almati
National Hydroelectric Power Corpn.Ltd. Chamba
National Thermal Power Corpn.Ltd. Farakka
National Thermal Power Corpn.Ltd. Korba
National Thermal Power Corpn.Ltd. Rihand
Neyveli Lignite Corpn.Ltd. Neyveli
Nuclear Power Corpn. of India Ltd. Kakrapar
Nuclear Power Corpn. of India Ltd. Tarapur
Qatar Power Company. Qatar
Reliance Energy Ltd. Dahanu
Satluj J al Vidyut Nigam Ltd. Nathpa
TATA Power Corpn. Raigad
VA Tech Escher Wyss Flovel Ltd. Faridabad

Rubber

Apollo Tyres Ltd. Vadodara
Art Rubber Industries Ltd. Nashik
Bridgestone India Pvt.Ltd. Pithampur
J .K. Industries Ltd.(Banmore Tyre Plant) Banmore
Larsen & Toubro Ltd. (LTM Business Unit) Chennai


Steel / Non-Ferrous Industries

Automotive Composites Sys.Int.Ltd. Pune
Bharat Aluminium Co.Ltd. Korba
Bharat Forge Ltd. Pune
Bhilai Steel Plant. (A Unit of S.A.I.L.) Bhilai
Bokaro Steel Plant. (A Unit of S.A.I.L.) Bokaro
C.E.T. (A Unit of S.A.I.L.) Bhilai
Disa India Ltd. Chennai
Durgapur Steel Plant. (A Unit of S.A.I.L.) Durgapur
Electrosteel Castings Ltd. Kolkata
Essar Steel Ltd. Hazira
Flat Products Equipments (I) Ltd. Mumbai
Hindalco Industries Ltd. Belurmath
Hindalco Industries Ltd. Thane
Hospet Steel Ltd. Hospet
Indian Seamless Steels & Alloys Ltd. J ejuri
Ispat Industries. Dolvi
J indal Stainless Ltd. Hisar
J indal Steel & Power Ltd. Raigarh
J othi Malleables Pvt.Ltd. Thiruchirapalli
J SW Steel Ltd. Bellary
Kalyani Steels Ltd. Pune
Kirloskar Ferrous Industries Ltd. Bevinahalli
M.N.Dastoor & Co.Ltd. J amshedpur
Magadh Steel Industries Pvt.Ltd. Dewas
MECON (India) Ltd. Bokaro
Mishra Dhatu Nigam Ltd. Hyderabad
NELCAST Ltd. Ponneri
Qatar Steel Co.Ltd. Qatar
Ratnamani Steels Ltd. Chhatral
R.D.C.I.S. (A Unit of S.A.I.L.) Ranchi
Rourkela Steel Plant. (A Unit of S.A.I.L.) Rourkela
Salem Steel Plant. (A Unit of S.A.I.L.) Salem
SAW Pipes Ltd. Mundra
Sunflag Iron & Steel Co.Ltd. Bhandara
TATA Steel Ltd. J amshedpur
Tower Aluminium Co.Ltd. Nigeria
Usha Martin Training Institute. J amshedpur
Visakhapatnam Steel Plant.(A Unit of R.I.N.L.) Vizag
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Welspun Corp.Ltd. Bharuch
Welspun Corp.Ltd. Anjar

For reaching our training centre,
Ahmedabad city-to-Sanand map for your reference
Address: Bosch Rexroth (India) Ltd.
Gujarat-382170.
India.

Airport: Ahmedabad (46 Km),
Railway Station: Ahmedabad (37 Km)
Maninagar (40 Km)
City Bus Station: Lal Darwaja (38 Km)
Conveyance: S.T.Bus, Taxi
(From Abad)

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Tata Motors
Nano Plant
Bosch Rexroth-Sanand Plant
Abad Airport
Abad Rly.Stn.
Ahmedabad City to Sanand Plant
Sanand City
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Bangalore city map for your reference
Municipal No.31, Survey No.37/1,
Bangalore-560091.
Karnataka State. India.

Airport: Bangalore (48 Km)
Railway Station: Bangalore (26 Km)
City Bus Station: Majestic (26 Km)
Local Conveyance: Auto, Bus, Taxi

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Pune city map for your reference
18/4 & 19/4, Hadapsar Indl.Estate,
Beside GITS food factory, Hadapsar,
Pune-411013.
Maharashtra State. India.

Airport: Pune (16 Km)
Railway Station: Pune (10 Km)
City Bus Station: Swargate (10 Km)
Local Conveyance: Auto, Bus, Taxi

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Pune City
Not to Scale
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Ahmedabad
Sanand-Virmagam Highway, Mouje Iyava, Tal.: Sanand, Dist.: Ahmedabad. Gujarat - 382170. India.
Phone: +91 (2717) 678000.

Bangalore
Municipal No.31, Sy.No.37/1, Nadekerappa Industrial Estate, Andrahalli, Bangalore-560091. Karnataka.
India.
Phone: +91 (80) 66087700. Fax No.: +91 (79) 66087794.

Chennai
No.24, 8th Floor, Chaitanya Building, Venkatanarayana Road, T.Nagar, Chennai-600017. Tamil Nadu.
India.
Phone: +91 (44) 64579011.

Delhi
S-10, Green Park Extension, Near Uphaar Cinema, New Delhi-110016. India.
Phone: +91 (11) 26566525, 26. Fax No.: +91 (11) 26566887.

Jamshedpur
10, Circuit House Area (North), Road No.5, J amshedpur-831001. J harkhand. India.
Phone: +91 (657) 2222957. Fax No.: +91 (657) 2220398.

Kolkata
Merlin Surabhi, 2nd floor, B/1/2 Loudon Street, (Dr.U. N. Brahmachari Street), Kolkata-700017.
West Bengal. India.
Phone: +91 (33) 40020175. Fax No.: +91 (657) 40020199.

Mumbai
Prabhat Bhavan B Wing, Ground Floor, 96 L.B.S.Marg, Vikhroli (East), Mumbai-400083.
Maharashtra. India.
Phone: +91 (22) 66058877, 88. Fax No.: +91 (22) 66058888.

Pune
18/4 & 19/4, Hadapsar Industrial Estate, Pune-411013. Maharashtra. India.
Phone: +91 (20) 26813841. Fax No.: +91 (20) 26813844.

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