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Welding Technology Multimedia Course | Creating High-Quality Welds Training
Welding is a blend of both art and science, joined together to create enduring bonds that allow us to create structures and machines on a scale impossible to achieve without it. This Welding Technology multimedia eLearning teaches how to safely create an array of high quality weld types.
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MORE INFOModel: 950-WC1
Wind Concepts Training | Wind Energy Technology Foundational Skills
Amatrol’s Wind Concepts Learning System (950-WC1) introduces learners to a broad range of basic concepts in wind energy technology. Learners study how wind power systems work and what it takes to generate electrical power with wind. Wind Concepts training acts as a foundation for learners enrolled in wind-specific as well as general renewable energy programs.
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Ultrasonic Liquid Level eLearning | Process Control Training
Ultrasonic sensors transmit and reflect ultrasonic waves to measure the distance between the sensor and an object or the height of material in a container. This Ultrasonic Liquid Level eLearning course covers the construction, operation, and calibration of ultrasonic level sensors.
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Geothermal System Installation eLearning | Geothermal Energy Training
The word geothermal is from the Greek wods geo (earth) and therme (heat). Therefore, geothermal energy is energy that comes from the heat inside the earth. Geothermal energy is present in the earth because of the heat generated at its core and the solar energy absorbed at its surface.
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MORE INFOModel: MXLM101
Introduction to Lean Manufacturing
This Lean Manufacturing eLearning course (MXLM101) provides a solid in-depth introduction for creating a Lean culture in a traditional manufacturing environment. This course begins by exploring the challenges faced by traditional companies and their production methods and compares them to the characteristics of company that practices Lean culture.