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Powerplant Theory and Maintenance

CodeFLMA 402
Hours50
Year4
Quarter2

This course equips apprentices with practical skills in engine and motor operation, repair, and overhaul, focusing on generators, alternators, and both DC and AC motors. They will learn to install and protect wiring and controls in high-temperature environments, ensuring safety and compliance. This hands-on training prepares them for real-world challenges, enhancing productivity and operational readiness in the trade.

6 outcomes

CodeDescription
CLO1Explain the Types and Operating Principles of Engines and Motors
CLO2Analyze Crankshafts, Propellers, and Inspection Procedures
CLO3Understand the Operation and Maintenance of Electrical Power Systems
CLO4Apply Electrical Theory to High-Temperature Aircraft Environments
CLO5Install and Maintain Aircraft Electrical Components
CLO6Perform Aircraft Power System Inspections and Troubleshooting

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