Motor Theory and Operation

Catalog description

This course is restricted to students presently studying under the direction and oversight of an approved apprenticeship program, working in partnership with Columbus State Community College. This course will provide learners with a comprehensive overview of motor operation, maintenance, installation, and troubleshooting. This course is designed to develop basic competencies in elecrical apprentices. Learners will cover magnestism and electromagnetism as they apply to motor operation for proper understanding of sizing, braking, starting, variable frequency drives, bearings, drive systems, clutches and alignment of motors. This course will include safety procedures compliant to NFPA 70E. This course will cover the National Electric Code articles relevant to sizing and protection of power and control circuits for motors.