VHP Technology Course

VHP Technology

Course Overview:

This product course is designed to examine the distinct features and functional requirements of All VHP Series engines. This hands-on practical engine course examines the old, the new, and the unique configuration features of VHP series engines which comprise all configuration variations. Our course reviews engine design specifications, installation & fuel system adjustments, troubleshooting, product updates and overhaul procedures. Access to a 6 cylinder VHP training engine with both Series 2 and Series 4 configurations.

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Models & Features

To familiarize the student with the models and features of Waukesha VHP engines.

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Cooling System

Coolant Flow – Thermostats – Heat Rejection – Belt Tension – Servicing the Cooling System

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Product Update

Information in this section is constantly changing as new products are released.

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Fuel System Adjustments

Common Adjustments – Rich Burn Engines – Lean Burn Engines

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Adjusting Governor Linkage

Theory – Service Times – Procedures

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Lubricating Oil & Breather Systems

Oil Flow – System Components – System Maintenance – Adjusting Crankcase Pressure

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Hands on Activities

Cylinder Head Removal, Re-Build & Installation – Power Cylinder Removal & Installation – Air Fuel Adjustments – Accessories vibration damper, pulley, front seal, wear sleeve, gear cover, idler gear, cam gear, bearing, followers, cover, and oil and water pumps.

Target Group:

Field Technicians, Packagers, Service Leaders, any Individuals whom support operation, maintenance and sales of Waukesha Engines. The content covered in this course is practical in nature and involves both hands on activities and classroom tuition.

Pre-Requisites:

GET – Gas Engine Technology and ESM – Engine System Manager – Both of these courses require passing grades before VHP Technology can be taken.

General Course Information:

Every participant will receive the relevant training material at the beginning of the course.

Beverages and lunch will be provided on each full day of class.

Note: lunch is the student’s responsibility for class days that end at noon.

Students staying at the Grand Riverside Hotel will receive a complimentary Breakfast Buffet.

Evening dining is the student’s responsibility.

Dress Code: Casual. Jeans, tennis shoes, and t-shirts are acceptable. Because you will be visiting an industrial manufacturing and service shop, sandals, open toed shoes, shorts, and ripped jeans are not permitted.

Free transportation from Phitsanulok Airport to the Hotel is provided when flight details have been communicated to us in advance.