INDT 203 - Machine Maintenance and Installation

1. Perform the rigging and lifting of industrial components. [e,f]
2. Describe the principles of mechanical power transmission systems. [f]
3. Make speed, torque, and pitch calculations. [f]
4. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of belt, gear, chain and coupling drives. [f]
5. Install and align belts, gears, chains and couplings correctly. [b,e]
6. Recognize basic seal and packing types and explain their general purpose and installation steps. [f]
7. Identify plain and anti-friction bearings and describe their basic uses in machinery. [b,e]
8. Identify common gear drive systems, their components, and basic functions.[b,e]
9. Analyze failures due to heat, vibration and observation. [b,e]
10. Selection of proper lubricants for the correct use, in specific applications. [e]
11. Installing and maintaining components safely. [c]
12. Follow conventional industrial safety practices. [c]
13. Demonstrate ability to read and interpret technical documents. [b,e,].
14. Demonstrate ability to use various types of software applicable to course. [a]

Note: Letters following objectives correspond to ATMAE Outcomes

COURSE CONTENT: Topical areas of study include -  

• Rigging
• Flexible belt drive systems
• Lifting
• Chain drive systems
• Lubrication
• Gear drive systems
• Bearings
• Effects of heat and vibration on components
• Alignment
• Industrial safety

 
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