Course Description  In a pneumatic system, compressed air is used to create work.  Because compressed air is a gas, it is important ot understand how gases behave with changes in pressure, temperature, and volume.  There are a few fundamental laws of gases that will help you understand this relationship.   By the end of this course, you will be able to: • Define the three primary states of matter.  • Explain how temperature affects the states of matter. • Explain the relationships between the pressure temperature and volume of gas. • Define pressure. • Define flow. • Describe humidity and how it is measured. • Explain how all of this works together in a pneumatic system. Notes: Once you complete the course go to the three dashes or hamburger menu on the upper left-hand corner and click on it.  Next you need to review the study guide followed by the assessment.   Course Duration 108 minutes Target Audience  Managers, supervisors, engineers, technicians, or any individual working directly with this equipment or product Requisite Knowledge  None