Technicians will learn the theory behind reducing harmful emissions in heavy-duty truck diesel engines as well as the required effective maintenance and troubleshooting skills needed to meet both federal and applicable state emissions testing laws.
Upon completion of the class, technicians will have gained a full understanding of the diesel emission components used on heavy-duty diesel truck engines. Additionally, there will be specific training with an emphasis on the proper maintenance, troubleshooting and diagnosis of the following emission systems:
Training Topics
- Control Methods for CO, HC, PM, and NOx Emissions.
- Engine Design Techniques for Emission Reduction.
- Role of Fuel and Lubricant Related Technologies in Emission Control.
- Exhaust Gas Management for Emission Control.
- EGR Valve and Its Role in Emission Control.
- Impact of Lubrication Oil on Emission Control in HD Diesel Engines.
- Role of Crankcase Emission Control Devices in Reducing Emissions.
- Use of DEF in Diesel Engine Exhaust Systems to Reduce Emissions.
- The Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) system
- Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)
- Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC)
TAM members receive member pricing from MTAC.