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Learning Objectives
The lab aims to develop fundamental skills in electrical machines, with particular attention to:
- Troubleshooting problems in the operation of electrical machines.
- Measuring electrical parameters and carrying out diagnostics on electrical machines.
- Fault analysis and preparation of the related technical documentation.
Lab Objectives
The fault simulator lab aims to:
- Deepen the analysis, diagnosis and resolution of simulated faults on electric motors.
- Provide hands-on experience with open windings, inter-turn or phase-to-phase short circuits, earth faults and insulation faults.
- Build familiarity with the correct use of testers, megohmmeters and oscilloscopes to locate malfunctions.
- Understand the importance of preventive and predictive maintenance for the safety and operational continuity of electrical installations.
Educational Aims
The lab makes it possible to:
- Link theory and practice in electrical engineering and electrical machines.
- Develop observation and deduction skills useful for identifying electrical faults.
- Teach electrical safety and compliance with technical standards on protection and insulation.
- Prepare students for work in real industrial environments, where prompt fault diagnosis is essential.
- Provide up-to-date tools for the continuing technical training of students and professionals in the sector.
Conclusion
The fault simulator lab is an essential teaching resource for technical training in electromechanical maintenance.
Through the simulation of real faults, guided analysis and the use of professional instruments, students acquire operational skills that are crucial for ensuring safety, reliability and continuity in electrical systems.
The programme is supported by multimedia teaching materials, practical manuals and technical documentation, designed to promote inclusion, equal opportunities and active, collaborative learning.
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