ET105H: Materials, Processes and Welding

In this course the student learns to recognize, properly select and use a variety of hardware and materials used in the repair and maintenance of energy technology equipment. Proper filing and honing techniques are demonstrated. Students will demonstrate what they have learned by identifying and installing specialty hardware such as Heli-Coil inserts as well as become proficient at the use of easy outs and drilling without damaging the surrounding structure. Skills learned will include standard practices such as safety wire and the use of torque wrenches. Basic composite identification will be included in this training. The student will learn how to weld safely and the techniques used in a maintenance environment. Skills such as heating bolts and components without doing damage to the materials is learned and demonstrated. Basic skills such as how to successfully complete a tack weld is demonstrated and practiced by the student. Proper heating and installation of bolts is also learned in this course. Specific procedures when accomplishing “hot work” will also be learned.