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MILITARY DIESEL MECHANICS
COURSES ON CD-ROM
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CD-ROM INCLUDES:
- Basic Machines
- Construction Mechanic, Basic Volume 1
- Construction Mechanic, Basic Volume 2
- Construction Mechanic, Advanced
- Diesel Engines Basic
- Diesel Engines and Fuel Systems Volume 1
- Diesel Engines and Fuel Systems Volume 2
- These manuals are excellent! They are also known to be one of the best diesel mechanic manuals available. They have many illustrations and diagrams, and the writing is very easy to understand. The CD-ROM also auto starts and is very user friendly. Just load it into your CD-ROM drive and a menu pops up to assist you.
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Insert this CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive or DVD reader and plug in to seven complete military diesel mechanics courses on CD-ROM spanning over 1500 pages in PDF format. Includes exams, which can be printed.
Answer keys are included.
- The CD-ROM includes Adobe Acrobat Reader if you don't already have it. Use Adobe Acrobat Reader so you can view the PDF files which includes printing, browsing, and searching functions. Works on all computers!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS LISTINGS
Basic Mechanical Concepts (Course 1)
*178 total pages
COURSE OVERVIEW:
In completing this nonresident training course, you will demonstrate a knowledge of
the subject matter by correctly answering questions on the following: concepts
and principles of operation of basic mechanical devices, and the construction
and method of operation of common mechanical devices, such as engines and
transmissions.
THE COURSE:
This self-study course is organized into
subject matter areas, each containing learning objectives to help you determine
what you should learn along with text and illustrations to help you understand
the information. The subject matter reflects day-to-day requirements and
experiences of personnel in the rating or skill area. Practical experience,
schools, selected reading, and your desire to succeed are also necessary to
successfully round out a fully meaningful training program.
THE QUESTIONS:
The questions that appear in this course are designed to help you
understand the material in the text.
VALUE:
In completing this
course, you will improve your military and professional knowledge. Importantly,
it can also help you study for advancement in rate examination. If you are
studying and discover a reference in the text to another publication for further
information, look it up.
- Levers
- Block and Tackle
- The Wheel and Axle
- The Inclined Plane and Wedge
- The Screw
- Gears
- Work
- Power
- Force and Pressure
- Hydrostatic and Hydraulic Machines
- Machine Elements and Basic Mechanisms
- Internal Combustion Engine
- Power Trains
**APPENDIX**
- I. References
- INDEX:
A
Air pressure, measuring,.............................9-4
- aneroid barometer,................9-6
- manometer,........................9-6
- mercurial barometer,..............9-6
Anchor winch, .......................................6-7
Axles,...............................................13-17 (see also wheel and axle)
B
Balanced scale,......................................9-2
Barometers,..........................................9-6
Bearings
- anti frictional,..................11-3
- ball,.............................11-3
- roller,...........................11-3
- sliding,..........................11-1
Bevel gear,..........................................6-3
Block and tackle,....................................2-1
- applications of,..................2-4
- mechanical advantage of,..........2-2
Bourdon gauge, 9-4
C
Cams,.................................................6-7, 11-12
Clutches,.............................................11-13, 13-2
- multiple-disk,....................13-5
- single-disk.......................13-3
Combustion engine
- auxiliary assemblies,.............12-22
- classification of,................12-8
- construction,.....................12-9
- cycles,...........................12-5
- cylinder arrangement,.............12-8
- diesel,...........................12-8
- external,.........................12-1
- four-cycle,.......................12-6
- gasoline,.........................12-8
- internal,.........................12-1
- multiple-cylinder,................12-7
- power,............................12-2
- strokes,..........................12-3
- timing,...........................12-7
- two-cycle,........................12-5
- valve arrangement,................12-8
- construction,.....................12-9
Connecting rods,......................................12-17
Couplings,............................................11-10
Crankcase,............................................12-12
Crankshaft,...........................................12-17
Cycles,...............................................12-5
Cylinder block,.......................................12-9
Cylinder head,........................................12-11
D
Diaphragm gauge,......................................9-4
E
Exhaust manifold,.....................................12-13
F
Final drive,..........................................13-14
Fluid pressure. See Hydraulic and Hydrostatic
- pressure..........................
Fluid pressure, measuring,............................9-3
- using Bourdon gauge,..............9-4
- using Diaphragm gauge,............9-4
Flywheel,.............................................12-19
Force
- measuring,........................9-1
- moment of,........................3-2
Friction,.............................................7-4
Gaskets,..............................................12-13
Gear differential,....................................11-7, 13-15
Gears
- bevel,............................6-3
- types of,.........................6-1
- used to change direction,.........6-4
- used to change speed,.............6-5
- used to increase mechanical advantage,..6-6
- worm and worm wheel,..............6-4
H
Horsepower,...........................................8-2
Hydraulic pressure,...................................10-4
- controlling,......................10-10
- mechanical advantages of,.........10-5
- principles of,....................10-5
- uses of,..........................10-6
Hydrostatic pressure
- controlling,......................10-10
- principles of,....................10-1
- uses of,..........................10-2
I
Inclined plane,.......................................4-1
Intake manifold,......................................12-13
J
Jack,.................................................5-1
L
Levers, 1-1
- applications of,..................1-6
- classes of,.......................1-2
- curved,...........................1-5
- mechanical advantage of,..........1-5
Linkages,.............................................11-9
M
Manifolds,............................................12-13
Manometer,............................................9-6
Micrometer,...........................................5-2
Moment of force,......................................3-2
P
Piston assembly,......................................12-13
Power,................................................8-1
- internal combustion engine,.......12-2
- takeoffs,.........................13-12
Power train mechanisms,...............................13-1
- axles,............................13-17
- clutch,...........................13-2
- differentials,....................13-15
- final drives,.....................13-14
- power takeoff,....................13-12
- propeller shaft assemblies,.......13-13
- transfer case,....................13-10
- transmission,.....................13-5
Pressure,.............................................9-2
- calculating,......................9-3
- measuring air,....................9-4
- measuring fluid,..................9-3
Propeller shaft assemblies,...........................13-13
R
Rack and pinion,......................................6-8
Rods, connecting,.....................................12-17
S
Scale
- balanced,..........................9-2
- spring,............................9-1
Screw
- applications,......................5-3
- jack,..............................5-1
- theoretical mechanical advantage of,..5-2
- used in micrometer,................5-2
Spring scale,..........................................9-1
Springs,...............................................11-4
- functions of,.......................11-5
- types of,...........................11-5
Strokes, basic engine,.................................12-3
- compression,........................12-5
- exhaust,............................12-5
- intake,.............................12-5
- power,..............................12-5
T
Tackle. See Block and tackle
Timing,................................................12-7
Torque,................................................3-2
Transfer cases,........................................13-10
Transmission,..........................................13-5
- auxiliary,..........................13-10
- constant mesh,......................13-7
- four-speed,.........................13-6
- synchromesh,........................13-8
U
Universal joint,........................................11-11
V
Valves,.................................................12-19
Vibration damper,.......................................12-18
W
Wedge,..................................................4-1
Wheel and axle
- applications,.......................3-5
- couple,.............................3-5
- mechanical advantage of,............3-1
- moment of force,....................3-2
- torque,.............................3-2
Work
- effect of friction upon,............7-4
- efficiency of,......................7-5
- measuring,..........................7-1
Worm and worm wheel,.....................................6-4
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BASIC MECHANICS VOLUME 1 (Course 2)
*312 total pages
SUMMARY:
Mechanic Basic, Volume 1, consists of chapters on Technical
Administration; Principles of an Internal Combustion Engine; Construction of an
Internal Combustion Engine; Gasoline Fuel Systems; Diesel Fuel Systems; and
Cooling and Lubricating Systems.
*Table of Contents*
CHAPTERS:
- Technical Administration
- Principles of an Internal Combustion Engine
- Construction of an Internal Combustion Engine
- Gasoline Fuel Systems
- Diesel Fuel Systems
- Cooling and Lubricating Systems
*I. Glossary
* II. Answer Key
* III. References Used To Develop This TRAMAN
* INDEX
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
In completing this nonresident training course, you will demonstrate a
knowledge of the subject matter by correctly answering questions on the
following subjects: Technical Administration; Principles of an Internal
Combustion Engine; Construction of an Internal Combustion Engine; Gasoline
Fuel Systems; Diesel Fuel Systems; and Cooling and Lubricating
Systems.
BASIC MECHANICS VOLUME 2 (Course 3)
*452 total pages
SUMMARY:
Mechanic Basic, Volume 2, consists of chapters on Basic Automotive Electricity;
Automotive Electrical Circuits and Wiring; Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems;
Automotive Clutches, Transmissions, and Transaxles; Drive Lines, Differentials,
Drive Axles, and Power Train Accessories; Construction Equipment Power Trains;
Brakes; and Automotive Chassis and Body.
*Table of Contents*
CHAPTERS:
- Basic Automotive Electricity
- Automotive Electrical Circuits and Wiring
- Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
- Automotive Clutches, Transmissions, and Transaxles
- Drive Lines, Differentials, Drive Axles, and Power Train Accessories
- Construction Equipment Power Trains
- Brakes
- Automotive Chassis and Body
* I. Glossary
* II. References Used to Develop This TRAMAN
* INDEX
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
In completing this nonresident training course, you will demonstrate a knowledge
of the subject matter by correctly answering questions on the following subjects:
Basic Automotive Electricity; Automotive Electrical Circuits and Wiring; Hydraulic
and Pneumatic Systems; Automotive Clutches, Transmissions, and Transaxles; Drive
Lines, Differentials, Drive Axles, and Power Train Accessories; Construction
Equipment Power Trains; Brakes; and Automotive Chassis and Body.
ADVANCED MECHANICS (Course 4)
*414 pages
SUMMARY
Describes the duties and responsibilities of the mechanic in a battalion or
Public Works assignment. Their tasks concern procedures for conducting vehicle
safety inspections and Battalion Equipment Evaluation Programs; overhauling
internal combustion engines; and troubleshooting vehicle electrical systems,
fuel systems, and power trains (including automatic transmissions), hydraulic
systems, air-conditioning systems, and wheel and track alignment systems.
*Table of Contents*
CHAPTERS:
- Public Works Transportation Shops Supervisor
- AIfa Company Shops Supervisor
- Engine Troubleshooting and Overhaul
- Troubleshooting Electrical Systems
- Fuel System Overhaul
- Inspecting and Troubleshooting Brake Systems
- Clutches and Automatic Transmissions
- Air Compressor Overhaul
- The Shop Inspector
- Hydraulics
- Troubleshooting Transmissions, Transfer Cases, and Differentials
- Wheel and Track Alignment
- Air-Conditioning Systems
*INDEX
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
In completing this nonresident training course, you will demonstrate a
knowledge of the subject matter by correctly answering questions on the
following: The Public Works Transportation Shops Supervisor; The ALFA
Company Shops Supervisor; Engine Troubleshooting and Overhaul; Troubleshooting
Electrical Systems; Fuel System Overhaul; Inspecting and Troubleshooting Brake
Systems; Clutches and Automatic Transmissions; Air Compressor Overhaul; The
Shop Inspector; Hydraulics; Troubleshooting Transmissions, Transfer Cases,
and Differentials; Wheel and Track Alignment; and Air-Conditioning Systems.
DIESEL ENGINES BASIC (Course 5)
SUMMARY:
Describe the principles, components, and operation of both a two stroke
and four stroke diesel engines.
INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES
Introduction:
- Gasoline Engine Versus Diesel Engine
- General
- Operation
- Intake
- Compression
- Power
- Exhaust
- Advantages of a Diesel Engine
- Disadvantages of a Diesel Engine
- Usage
- Multifuel Engine
Two Stroke Cycle Diesel:
- General
- Operation
- Scavenging
- Compression
- Power
- Advantages of a Two Stroke Diesel Engine
- Disadvantages of a Two Stroke Diesel Engine
Combustion Chamber Design:
- General
- Open Chamber
- Precombustion Chamber
- Turbulence Chamber
- Spherical Combustion Chamber
Conclusion:
DIESEL ENGINES AND FUEL SYSTEMS - VOLUME 1 (Course 6)
SUMMARY:
The Purpose of this course is to introduce the characteristics of diesel fuel systems. This course will
include a description of the principles, construction, and function of a diesel engine.
FUNCTION AND CONSTRUCTION OF DIESEL FUEL SYSTEMS
Characteristics of Diesel Fuel:
- Introduction
- Characteristics of Diesel Fuels
- Conclusion
Principles, Construction, and Function of Diesel Fuel Systems:
- Introduction
- Combustion Chamber Design
- Injection Systems
- Fuel Supply Pumps
- Governors
- Timing Device
- Cold Weather Starting Aids
- Fuel Filters
- Engine Retarder System
DIESEL ENGINES AND FUEL SYSTEMS - VOLUME 2 (Course 7)
SUMMARY:
This course is designed to teach the knowledge and skills necessary for
performing tasks
related to the adjustment, repair, or replacement of components of diesel fuel systems.
Multiple Pump Fuel Systems:
- System Components and Operation
- Troubleshooting the Multiple Pump Fuel System
- Component Adjustment, Repair, or Replacement
- Review Exercise
- Review Exercise Solutions
Unit Injector Fuel Systems:
- System Components and Operation
- Troubleshooting the Unit Injector Fuel System
- Component Adjustment, Repair, or Replacement
- Review Exercise
- Review Exercise Solutions
Roosa Master Distributor Fuel Systems:
- System Components and Operation
- Troubleshooting the Roosa Master Fuel System
- Component Adjustment, Repair, or Replacement
- Review Exercise
- Review Exercise Solutions
Pressure-Timed Fuel Systems:
- System Components and Operation
- Troubleshooting the Pressure
- Timed Fuel System
- Component Adjustment, Repair, or Replacement
- Review Exercise
- Review Exercise Solutions
Fuel Supply Units:
- Fuel Supply Pumps
- Governors
- Fuel Filters
- Timing Devices
- Cold Weather Starting Aids
- Review Exercise
- Review Exercise Solutions
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