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Dec 14, 2024
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DSL 356 - Diesel Engines I Credits: 6 Lecture Hours: 1 Lab Hours: 10 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech Instruction provided in the technical and nontechnical aspects of diesel engines. This information will give students the basic understanding needed to continue in the Diesel Mechanic program. Competencies
- Use different types of hand, shop and measurement tools
- Identify various measurement tools
- Read an English micrometer
- Read a metric micrometer
- Read an English dial indicator
- Read a metric dial indicator
- Identify and demonstrate correct use of hand tools
- Identify, use and maintain shop tools
- Distinguish between fasteners
- Determine cap screw size
- Determine cap screw hardness
- Identify course thread cap screw
- Identify fine thread cap screw
- Identify metric thread cap screw
- Introduction of role technicians in the diesel industry
- Identify qualifications and careers in diesel industry
- Identify the types of training needed
- Identify people and inventions that have developed the diesel engine
- Identify, define and demonstrate basic diesel engine principles
- Define engine terms
- Compare four-stroke versus two-stroke engines
- Identify engine systems and circuits.
- Identify and define power formulas in diesel industry
- Identify and use power formulas
- Define how much power is needed
- Use calculations to define engine outputs
- Disassemble a diesel engine
- Remove cylinder head correctly
- Remove all pistons correctly
- Remove wet liner, dry sleeve and cylinder pack correctly
- Remove camshaft and gear train correctly
- Remove flywheel correctly
- Inspect engine parts for reuse
- Measure parts per measurement sheet and service manual
- Prepare engine parts and surfaces for assembly
- Assemble a diesel engine per engine manual
- Install wet liner, dry sleeve and cylinder pack correctly
- Demonstrate the correct use of plastigage
- Install camshaft and gear train correctly
- Install all pistons and rods correctly
- Install cylinder head correctly
- Demonstrate ability to check flywheel housing concentricity
- Install flywheel correctly
- Start a diesel engine
- Demonstrate engine pre-lube process
- Demonstrate starter hook-up
- Identify engine leaks
- Analyze engine for proper operation
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