EIMT 46B - Electrical Maintenance and Repair I
- Prerequisite: "C" in EIMT 30C and in 32C"," OR in EIMT 30 and in 32
- Corequisite: EIMT 44B
- EIMT majors only
This course consists of supervised lab activities that combine trade practices and related technical information necessary to install, maintain, troubleshoot and repair rotating electrical equipment.
Contact: 9 hours lab per week
Student Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of EIMT 46B, the student will be able to:
- Exhibit safe work practices
- Use common sense
- Show initiative
- Display dependability
- Demonstrate honesty
- Encourage cooperation
- Connect a single-phase dual voltage motor
- Reverse a single-phase dual voltage motor
- Measure single-phase motor current
- Measure single-phase motor speed
- Calculate single-phase motor slip
- Demonstrate chemical safety
- Inspect a single-phase motor
- Perform single-phase motor preliminary tests
- Test single-phase motor capacitor condition
- Disassemble a single-phase motor
- Clean a single-phase motor
- Replace a single-phase motor starting switch
- Replace single-phase motor bearings
- Reassemble a single-phase motor
- Perform single-phase motor final tests
- Complete a single-phase motor service report
- Connect a three-phase dual voltage motor
- Reverse a three-phase dual voltage motor
- Measure three-phase motor current
- Measure three-phase motor speed
- Calculate three-phase motor slip
- Perform three-phase motor preliminary tests
- Disassemble a three-phase motor
- Inspect a three-phase motor
- Clean a three-phase motor
- Replace three-phase motor bearings
- Insulate three-phase motor windings
- Reassemble a three-phase motor
- Perform three-phase motor final tests
- Complete a three-phase motor service report