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Course Outline
EST 150
Motors and Motors Maintenance
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| Credits: 6 |
Clock Hours per Quarter: 80
AA Discipline:
Lecture Hours:40
Lab Hours:40
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Description
The practical aspects of types and applications of single and three phase motors motor controls are covered. Applied electrical symbols, wiring diagrams, basic motor operation, connection wiring, testing and maintenance of motors, automatic and electronic motor controls. Prerequisite: EST 131 or grade of C or higher in EST 132; or instructor permission. |
Intended Learning Outcomes
Discuss the basic operating principles of three phase motors
Connect dual voltage motors for proper operation at desired voltage
Identify and discuss different types of single-phase motors
Describe reverse rotation of a single-phase motor
Describe reverse rotation of a three-phase motor
Describe the operation and identify types of motor starters.
Perform a Meg test on a motor and determine if it is good or bad
Demonstrate use a nameplate to determine motor specifications
Demonstrate use a phase rotation meter to connect a three-phase motor
Wire and test common motor start-stop control circuits
Identify, wire and test various types of motors
Demonstrate use Article 430 NEC® to reference motors, circuits, and controllers
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Course Topics
Electrical safety
Electrical symbols, diagrams and logic applied to line diagrams
Motors and the National Electric Code
Motors; Shaded Pole, Split Phase, PSC, CSIR, CSCR, 3 Phase
Contactors and motor starters
Motor control components
Basic motor control circuits
Reversing motor circuits
Reduced-voltage starting, accelerating and decelerating methods
Motor maintenance
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Syllabi
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Instructor |
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| EST 150 |
Spring 2013 |
0935 |
Michael Houdak |
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| EST 150 |
Winter 2013 |
8245 |
Chet Mills |
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| EST 150 |
Spring 2012 |
0935 |
Michael Houdak |
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| EST 150 |
Spring 2012 |
9727 |
Timothy Ault |
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| EST 150 |
Winter 2012 |
0935 |
Brian Evensen |
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Summer |
Mini |
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*If fall quarter starts on an odd year (2003, 2005, etc.), it's Year One.
**If fall quarter starts on an even year (2002, 2004, etc.), it's Year Two.
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