The Single-Cylinder Diesel Engine Structure and Maintenance course is designed for majors such as Agricultural Machinery Application and Maintenance, and Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Operation and Flight, and is a core professional course offered in the second year.
Its prerequisite courses include the Use of Common Tools for Mechanical Maintenance, Mechanical Foundations, the Construction and Maintenance of Tractor Electrical Equipment, etc. After entering higher vocational colleges for further study, students will continue to study courses such as Single-Cylinder Diesel Engine Structure and Maintenance.
Based on the Tractor Maintenance category of the Vocational College Skills Competition and in conjunction with the learning situation of secondary vocational students, the course is divided into 5 projects. Project 1 covers the Basic Knowledge of Single-Cylinder Diesel Engines, Project 2 focuses on the Use and Maintenance of Single-Cylinder Diesel Engines, Project 3 is about Fault Diagnosis of Single-Cylinder Diesel Engines, Project 4 involves Disassembly and Inspection of Parts of Single-Cylinder Diesel Engines, and Project 5 is about Reassembly and Tuning of Single-Cylinder Diesel Engines.
The content progresses from easy to difficult, starting with understanding the structure, parts, and working principles of single-cylinder diesel engines, then analyzing the reasons why they may not operate normally, conducting disassembly and inspection, and finally, reassembling and tuning the single-cylinder diesel engines.