Skytech
Industry Training
ST52 Motor Controls (10 days)
This course introduces the student to 600 VAC motor starter and 120 VAC control circuitry. The material leads the learner through the basics of motor control wiring and progresses to more advance circuitry. The student will spend the majority of the time understanding, wiring and troubleshooting progressively more difficult motor control circuits. The student will be continually faults. In addition the course addresses correct tagging procedures. The course explains thoroughly every step in the procedure with discussion on how to perform tasks safely.
Module Content:
- Identify the parts and subassemblies that comprise a Sylvania reversing and non-reversing size-1 starter.
- Identify the parts and subassemblies that comprise an Allen-Bradley reversing and non-reversing size-1 starter.
- Identify the purpose of using a shading coil with a magnetic starter.
- Disassemble, reassemble, troubleshoot and repair Sylvania and Allen-Bradley magnetic size-1 starters.
- Identify the size and ratings of motor starters using industry standards.
- Identify and select overload relay heaters for Sylvania and Allen-Bradley starters.
- Identify, compare, select and construct magnetic reversing starter circuits with mechanical, auxiliary contact and push button interlocking.
- Wire, test, troubleshoot and repair many of the control circuits presented in this course.
- Develop a troubleshooting
procedure for selected control circuit applications
in this module.
10. Identify the size and ratings of motor starters using industry standards. - Identify and demonstrate industry standard wiring practices.
- Identify and demonstrate industry standards with regards to PLC wiring practices.
- Safely apply and remove power using industry standards with regards to accepted tagging and locking procedures.
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