Engineers train to troubleshoot

Alfred Gregg, an instrumentation, data and controls engineer at arc heaters on Arnold Air Force Base, and other engineers work on a troubleshooting exercise during a class April 18 at University of Tennessee Space Institute on programming and troubleshooting General Electric programmable logic controllers. Test Operations and Sustainment contractor, National Aerospace Solutions provided the week-long technical training course aimed at new instrumentation, data and controls engineers. PLCs are used for process control automation in many industries, said Curtis Walters, a NAS-nLogic supervisor in the Control Solutions Section. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)

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Engineers train to troubleshoot

Arnold Air Force Base engineers work on a troubleshooting exercise during a class April 18 at University of Tennessee Space Institute on programming and troubleshooting General Electric programmable logic controllers. Test Operations and Sustainment contractor National Aerospace Solutions, provided the week-long technical training course aimed at new instrumentation, data and controls engineers. "The purpose of this effort is to ensure that our new engineers have the quality training that they need to perform their duties," said Curtis Walters, a NAS-nLogic supervisor in the Control Solutions Section. Another class will be offered in June. Ten engineers can be trained in each class. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)

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Engineers train to troubleshoot

Adam Webb, a facility controls systems engineer at the aerodynamic and propulsion test unit at Arnold Air Force Base, and other engineers work on a troubleshooting exercise during a class April 18 at the University of Tennessee Space Institute on programming and troubleshooting General Electric programmable logic controllers. AEDC Test Operations and Sustainment contractor, National Aerospace Solutions provided the week-long technical training course aimed at new instrumentation, data and controls engineers. The PLCs are used across all mission areas to control test and plant systems. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)

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Engineers train to troubleshoot

Sean Daily, an instrumentation, data and controls engineer with aeropropulsion at Arnold Air Force Base, and works on a troubleshooting exercise during a class April 18 at the University of Tennessee Space Institute on programming and troubleshooting General Electric programmable logic controllers. AEDC Test Operations and Sustainment contractor, National Aerospace Solutions provided the week-long technical training course aimed at new instrumentation, data and controls engineers. The PLCs are used across all mission areas to control test and plant systems. Another class will be offered in June. Ten engineers can be trained in each class. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)

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Engineers train to troubleshoot

Published May 6, 2019
By Jill Pickett
AEDC/PA

ARNOLD AIR FORCE BASE, Tenn. -- Alfred Gregg, an instrumentation, data and controls engineer at arc heaters on Arnold Air Force Base, and other engineers work on a troubleshooting exercise during a class April 18 at University of Tennessee Space Institute on programming and troubleshooting General Electric programmable logic controllers. Test Operations and Sustainment contractor, National Aerospace Solutions provided the week-long technical training course aimed at new instrumentation, data and controls engineers. PLCs are used for process control automation in many industries, said Curtis Walters, a NAS-nLogic supervisor in the Control Solutions Section. (U.S. Air Force photo by Jill Pickett)