APR 120A - Introduction to Boiler Operation 4 Credit(s)
Prerequisite(s):
Registered Apprentice with Southern Oregon Boiler Operators JATC.
Course Description: Provides an introduction to the safety considerations, theory, tools, machinery, mathematics, blueprint reading and their applications in energy generation.
Course Learning Outcomes:
- CLO#1: Summarize the general and specific safety considerations in a boiler plant required to prevent on the job injury.
- CLO#2: Utilize basic mathematical principles to perform common boiler and engineering calculations.
- CLO#3: Read and utilize simple blueprints and drawings found in a boiler plant to create sketches.
- CLO#4: Recognize and explain operation and basic mechanics of machines utilized in the boiler plant. (ILO: Communication)
- CLO#5: Explain thermodynamics and heat transfer in relationship to boilers.
- CLO#6: Recognize advantages and uses of various boilers.
- CLO#7: Identify proper valves, piping and fittings used to safely transfer and direct fluids by design.
- CLO#8: Recognize materials used in boiler construction, piping and boiler auxiliary equipment.
- CLO#9: Determine testing and inspection methods to insure material integrity and quality of assembly of pressure parts.
Typical Required and Recommended Equipment and Materials: Texas Instruments Calculator TI 34II, Notebook, paper and writing tools, ruler, compass, mechanical pencil or lead holder and lead, gum eraser.
Course Meeting Hours Type: Lecture Course meeting hours minimum: 40 Course meeting hours standard: 44 Course meeting hours maximum: 48
ACTI Code, Course Type 230 Career / Tech Apprenticeship
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