50-413-764Industrial Electrician Motor Controls 3
Course Information
Description
This is the third of three courses examining motor controls applicable to the industrial electrician trade. Applications and assessment activities are intended in this course.
Total Credits
1
Course Competencies
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Gather informationAssessment StrategiesOral, Written or Graphical AssessmentLab ReportCriteriaapprentice answers all application questions completelyapprentice shows work that reflects an accurate analysis of the problem presentedwork is complete and error freelab report includes an overview of the procedure that you applied for the lablab report is completelab report includes any charts, graphs or drawings (IF required)lab report is well organized, clear and neatlab report uses appropriate scientific vocabulary
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Select test equipmentAssessment StrategiesOral, Written or Graphical AssessmentLab ReportCriteriaapprentice answers all application questions completelyapprentice shows work that reflects an accurate analysis of the problem presentedwork is complete and error freelab report includes an overview of the procedure that you applied for the lablab report is completelab report includes any charts, graphs or drawings (IF required)lab report is well organized, clear and neatlab report uses appropriate scientific vocabulary
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Implement the proper techniques in troubleshooting an electrical motor control circuitAssessment StrategiesOral, Written or Graphical AssessmentLab ReportCriteriaapprentice answers all application questions completelyapprentice shows work that reflects an accurate analysis of the problem presentedwork is complete and error freelab report includes an overview of the procedure that you applied for the lablab report is completelab report includes any charts, graphs or drawings (IF required)lab report is well organized, clear and neatlab report uses appropriate scientific vocabulary
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Formulate a preventative maintenance programAssessment StrategiesPreventative Maintenance Program for a Company or SystemCriteriathe preventative maintenance (PM) program demonstrates a thorough understanding of relevant aspects to maintenance of electrical equipmentthe PM program states its purpose and goals upfrontthe PM program defines specific steps to take when troubleshootingthe PM program is supported by current best practices in industrythe PM program includes descriptions of methods to reduce unplanned maintenance and increase cycle timesthe PM program has provisions for unexpected down timethe PM program is well organized
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Draw a speed control and a reduced voltage control circuitAssessment Strategiesby drawing a speed control circuitby drawing a reduced voltage control circuitCriteriaapprentice explains applications for a speed control circuitapprentice explains applications for a reduced voltage control circuitthe speed control circuit drawing incorporates all instructor requirements - previously communicatedthe reduced voltage control circuit drawing incorporates all instructor requirements - previously communicatedboth the speed control circuit and the reduced voltage control circuit drawings are neat and professional
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Detail the various mechanical and electronic methods used in accelerating and decelerating AC and DC motorsAssessment StrategiesOral, Written or Graphic AssessmentLab ReportCriteriaapprentice answers all application questions completelyapprentice shows work that reflects an accurate analysis of the problem presentedwork is accurate and error freelab report includes an overview of the procedure that you applied for the lablab report is completelab report includes any charts, graphs or drawings (IF required)lab report is well organized, clear and neatlab report uses appropriate scientific vocabulary