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Fluid Power Club

College of Engineering

Agriculture & Life Sciences · Engineering

The purpose of the Fluid Power Club is to offer all interested persons an opportunity to become exposed to hydraulics and systems involving...

Quick facts

Time

About 2 to 4 hours a week

Meetings

Weekly, usually on Tuesdays

Freshmen

Welcome

Application

Not required

About the club

The purpose of the Fluid Power Club is to offer all interested persons an opportunity to become exposed to hydraulics and systems involving the utilization of fluid power methods. It is a mixture of various types of engineering students as well as any other students that may be interested. The Goal of the Fluid Power Club is to help professionally develop its members in the fluid power area and to provide functional projects that provide real world application of fluid power methods.

What you would actually do

  • During meetings we will work on various fluid power projects
  • The Fluid Power team will head to a location (TBD) to compete in a Fluid Power Vehicle Challenge (FPVC) competition

What you would gain

  • Competition experience against other schools

Best for

Students in agriculture and life sciences and engineering, though the group is open to any major.

MajorsAgronomyAnimal ScienceAgricultural BusinessFood ScienceHorticultureOpen to all majors
CareersEngineering & Hardware

How to get involved

We meet weekly on Tuesdays in Sukup 1222 or Sukup 2217 from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm.

Visit club on stuorg

Details come from Iowa State's student organization directory · 10 student members listed.

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