The Melbourne Motor School is a hand's on workshop dedicated to training electricians in commissioning electric motors.
This course is suitable for electricians who work on (or aim to work on) industrial installations.
Electric motors are a key part of industrial installations. AC motors come in many forms need to be used in many different applications. Many electric motors also have variable speed drives (VSD) and programmable logic controllers (PLC) attached. We recognise that electricians don't need to know the physics behind how motors work; our school trains electricians in use them in a practical sense. There isn't better way to learn this than by real hands on experience! TTA students practice on real motors, with the aid of specially developed learning materials.
Students will train in stages, from connecting 3 phase motors, to performance verification, implementing complex control circuits, fault finding, and commissioning variable speed drives.
This course provides the foundational knowledge for 3 phase induction motor understanding. Students will be introduced to the fundamentals of electric motor construction, motor speeds, and the ability to dismantle and assemble a 3 phase squirrel cage motor.
At the completion of the course, students will develop skills in electric motor construction, design and the circuit analysis for a rotating magnetic field.
This course provides the foundational knowledge for the starting and protection of 3 phase induction motors. Students will be introduced to the fundamentals of electrical motor and reduced voltage motor starters.
At the completion of the course, students will develop skills in starting a 3 phase electric motor according to the application of the motor load torque characteristics.
This course provides the fundamentals for controlling 3 phase motors with a variable frequency drive. Students will be introduced to 3 phase 400 Volt variable speed drives and 230 Volt 3 phase VSDs.
At the completion of the course, students will develop skills in VSD programming through laboratory experiments to suit a designed motor application.
On successful completion of of this course, students will be able to:
Must be a qualified 'A Grade' Electrician, or be trained under the direct supervision of an 'A Grade' Electrician.
All materials available from TTA
Equipment:
All students are required to wear the following PPE:
Start your training or course at any time.
We train almost every day of the year.
Please contact us for bookings.
We run 3 sessions a day. Some classes offered only in particular sessions.
(M) Morning: | 9am | - | 12pm |
(A) Afternoon: | 1pm | - | 4pm |
(E) Evening: | 4pm | - | 7pm |
Session Length: | 4 | hours |
Class Size (typ.): | 1-5 | students / instructor |
Availability: | M/A |
We can tailor courses to suit your requirements. Minimum 2 students. Please contact us to organise specialised training
Session Length: | 8 | hours |
Class Size (typ.): | 2-5 | students / instructor |
Availability: | M/A |
Our Courses are structured to ensure that all relevant content is thoroughly covered.
They are discounted versus pay-as-you-go tuition.
Course Duration: | 5 | sessions |
Session Length: | 4 | hours |
Standard Pace: | 1 | sessions / week |
Class Size (typ.): | 1-5 | students / instructor |
Availability: | M/A |