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Course Outline
TST 159
Generator Fundamentals
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| Credits: 5 |
Clock Hours per Quarter: 70
AA Discipline:
Lecture Hours:30
Lab Hours:40
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Description
Comprehensive fundamentals, teardown, troubleshooting, and testing of both brush and brushless generators. Prerequisite: TST 156. |
Intended Learning Outcomes
Ability to use reference material in various forms such as CD, microfiche, internet, and written form for both operators’ manuals and technical manuals.
Examine and analyze different power sources such as gasoline, propane, and diesel engines.
Display a working knowledge of how internal combustion gas and diesel engines function, their components, and service requirements.
Identify and explain the major components of a generator.
Disassemble and repair a generator, identifying and analyzing damage to rotor, stator, and other electrical components.
Describe basic differences between brush and brushless style generators.
Recognize and accurately troubleshoot various types of failures and what the root cause of the failure is.
Explain to customer cause of failure, alternatives, and ways to prevent this type of damage from taking place again.
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Course Topics
Use of reference material
Fundamentals of Generators
Identification of components
Testing and operation
Troubleshooting
Customer care
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