BC3 Academic Catalog: 2023-2024 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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PENG 102 - Industrial Mechanics 3 Credits: (2 lecture, 2 lab)
Course Description
This course provides an introduction to basic aspects of natural gas and electric engines, electronic systems, lubrication and cooling systems that will be utilized in the petroleum and natural gas industry. Design, installation and operational standards will be explored along with routine preventative maintenance.
Note Fall semester only.
Text
Kemp, A. W. (2016). Industrial mechanics (4th ed.). Orland Park, IL: American Technical Publishers.
Objectives
The student will be able to:
A. Identify the basic aspects of natural gas and electronic engines.
B. Explain the standard operational systems for engines, fuel systems, electronic systems, lubrication and cooling systems.
C. Determine current resistance and voltage through Ohm’s Law.
D. Classify mechanical power transmission systems.
E. Interpret drawings through blueprint design and sketches.
F. Analyze alternating current circuits.
G. Differentiate normal operations from nominal situations as part of preventative maintenance programs.
H. Outline the safe handling of natural gas and electrical power.
I. Recognize industrial sensing devices and their practical application.
J. Distinguish the aspects of intake and exhaust systems.
Content
A. Natural gas and petroleum production operations
B. Electronic engines
C. Electronic systems operations
D. Ohm’s law
E. Mechanical power transmission systems
F. System design and installation
G. Safety and preventative maintenance programs
H. Natural gas machine operations
I. Intake and exhaust systems
Student Evaluation
Evaluation for the course will include: quizzes, lab reports, tests, assignments, and participation.
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