This class begins with turbine engine theory including thrust calculations, induction/exhaust/cooling systems, and the parts of the jet engine itself. Due to the specialized nature of turbine engine construction and tooling. The student disassembles and reassembles a non-running engine to learn about general turbine engine construction. Next, the student performs an Airworthiness Directive and engine conformity inspection, followed by engine removal from a turbine powered aircraft. After cleaning and inspection of the engine and engine compartment, they reinstall the engine and perform an engine run-up to check all critical functions. Any issues with the engine are diagnosed and repaired.
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School
School of Professional Studies and Management
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Number
2016
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Subject
Aviation (AER)
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Semester
Spring
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Lecture/Lab/Seminar Hours
1.5 hours of lecture, 3 hours of lab per week
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Prerequisites
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Additional Prerequisites
- Complete all prerequisites with a grade of B or better
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Credits
4.5