Course Name
Mechanics Training - Tier 4 Diesel Engine Air Induction & Emissions Control
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Start Date
April 06, 2020
End Date
April 09, 2020
5 days
Crosby, TX
Mechanics Training - Tier 4 Diesel Engine Air Induction and Emissions Control
This course will give the student a strong foundation in Diesel engine air induction and emissions control. Upon completion, participants will be able to:
- Describe the functions, construction, types, styles, and applications of diesel engine intake systems and crankcase ventilation systems.
- Identify and describe the construction, types, styles, and application of turbochargers.
- Describe the functions, construction, and applications of diesel engine exhaust gas recirculation strategies.
- Explain the principles of operation of diesel exhaust emission aftertreatment systems and methods for performing inspection and diagnostic procedures.
- Identify and describe circuit monitoring strategies for out-of-range fault detection and identify and describe principles of fault detection and diagnosis.
The learning environment will be established in both the classroom and the service shop.
Mechanics Training - Tier 4 Diesel Engine Air Induction and Emissions Control
This course will give the student a strong foundation in Diesel engine air induction and emissions control. Upon completion, participants will be able to:
- Describe the functions, construction, types, styles, and applications of diesel engine intake systems and crankcase ventilation systems.
- Identify and describe the construction, types, styles, and application of turbochargers.
- Describe the functions, construction, and applications of diesel engine exhaust gas recirculation strategies.
- Explain the principles of operation of diesel exhaust emission aftertreatment systems and methods for performing inspection and diagnostic procedures.
- Identify and describe circuit monitoring strategies for out-of-range fault detection and identify and describe principles of fault detection and diagnosis.
The learning environment will be established in both the classroom and the service shop.
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