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May 25, 2022
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DS 256 - Diesel and Auxiliary Fuel Systems1-12 Credit(s)
This course covers technical information and shop projects necessary for the practical application and understanding of theories and principles used in the operation, diagnosing, testing, failure analysis, and repair of diesel, auxiliary fuel systems and exhaust after treatment systems. This includes the following; safety; technical information and shop projects to apply and understand theories, principles and applications including: alternative type fuel systems; diesel fuel systems including mechanical and electronic diesel engine controls; and diesel engine performance analysis; as used in on and off highway heavy duty trucks and equipment.
Learning Outcomes Students who successfully complete this course will be able to:
1. Demonstrate customer relations' skills
2. Explain environmental awareness in the proper handling of petroleum products and related materials used to perform service and repair in the commercial transportation truck and heavy equipment industry
3. Identify and demonstrate the principles and operation of Fuel Systems
4. Perform service and repair procedures on vehicles according to industry standards as they are used in the commercial transportation truck and heavy equipment industry
5. Demonstrate basic math skills using formulas to determine the following: Theoretical engine performance, engine torque, horsepower, cylinder pressure, volume
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