AVTP 10111 - Powerplant Systems

Institution:

NorthWest Arkansas Community College

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Description:

This class begins with the study of the theory and operation of various propellers and their systems, moving on to lubrication and cooling systems where the student will identify and select the proper lubricants, make adjustments to oil pressure relief valves, inspect lubrication and cooling systems. Our study will explore the induction and exhaust system including such items as ice and rain control, carb. heat, heat exchangers, superchargers, thrust reversers, etc. After these concepts are mastered, we will move on to engine instrument systems and fire protection systems which will include both detection and extinguishing systems. The student will study the concepts of engine ignition and starting. The student will learn the theory of these systems before they service and repair these systems. Complete this class with engine electrical and APU, where we study both reciprocating and turbine engine electrical systems, such as power generation, etc. There are approximately 27 lecture contact hours and 3 shop/lab hours. Prerequisites: AVTG 00 and AVTG 0 9.

Credits:

11.00

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Instructional Type:

Lecture

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Institution Website:

www.nwacc.edu

Phone Number:

(479) 636-9222

Regional Accreditation:

North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Calendar System:

Semester

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