AVT 2126 Reciprocating Engines
This course covers reciprocating engine removal, engine configurations, firing order, inspections, critical parts measurement, use of overhaul manual, powerplant troubleshooting, installation and repair. One classroom, eighteen lab hours per week.
Prerequisites: NONE
Course Outcomes
- Demonstrate an understanding of reciprocating engine operation and operation of components to include different types and number of valves, camshafts, lifters, gears, timing, seals, and crankshaft.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the requirements for operating a reciprocating engine, to include the following: fuel types, fuel induction, spark timing, wiring to engine and ground, fuel injection, carburetors and their adjustments, idle and static power runs.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the installation and removal procedures of a reciprocating engine, corrosion inspection, linkages, seals, hoses, operational controls, engine mounts, engine piping, turbocharger installation, post installation engine run, and required aircraft records entry and documentation.
Credit Hours: 7
- Classroom: 1 hour
- Lab: 18 hours
- Division: Science, Mathematics and Engineering
- Department: Aviation Technology
- Repeatable Credit: No
- Offered Online: No
Downtown Dayton Campus
Bldg 13, Rm 107
Faculty: Bohn
Term: Spring 2021
Format: Course meets in person on scheduled day(s) and time(s).
Course Fee: $15.00
Open Seats: 1
Meets: MTWTH from 8:30AM to 12:45PM
Section: 101
Open Seats: 1
Meets: MTWTH from
8:30AM to 12:45PM
8:30AM to 12:45PM
Section: 101