Orlando, FL February 2009
[$$]
Tulsa, OK May 2009
(tentative)
Portland, OR
November 2009
[$$]
This four-day
course will cover
general and detailed principles
used in the coordination
and protection of medium and low
voltage power systems. Although the
depth of the material is geared for
electrical engineers, many plant electrical
technicians have found the material
extremely useful in their job. A few
additional
topics specifically address
government criteria
impacting
engineers
providing services to the government.
It is structured to provide
information important to the conduct of a
short circuit and protective device
coordination study for both low voltage and
medium voltage distribution systems. Materials include tips and techniques not
found in other courses or books on the
subject. These tips are guaranteed
to save you time and mistakes in your system
designs.
Unlike
other industry courses, It is not training
in how to use a specific type of software.
Whether you use
EasyPower, EDSA, SKM, or any
other software, you will benefit from this
course. Eight hours are devoted on the
day four to actual
practical examples of system design with
coordination as the goal.
Students will make all technical decisions
during the practical examples.
Actual lab
exercises with student participation will
compare relay and molded-case breaker
performance against published curves.
[$$] The classes
noted with this symbol are coordinated with ESA
Inc. and subject to their training dates. Check the
ESA Support/Training website for
EasyPower® hands-on classes that may be
offered the week after these courses.
Attendance at these sessions
will optimize your training experience.
During our course you will learn the
fundamentals prior to learning to use the
software. This will
enhance your learning experience at the
EasyPower Regional Hands-On session.
A maximum of 3.0 CEU's will be provided for through the
I.E.E.E. Education Program for those
students needing professional continuing
education credits. These CEUs will cover all
students participating in either the four
day basic material or fifth day extended
material coverage.
Price: $1,800.00 (US) (There is a 10%
discount available for I.E.E.E. members
only. See registration form. )
Training Site
Specific Information
Course Location
(Note: All dates and locations pending)
Course Registration Form
Hotel
The above courses. related to
fundamentals of power system design. are planned for the
calendar year shown and are joint effort
training offered by Quadrelec Engineering,
the I.E.E.E. Educational Program,
and at times ESA Inc. of Portland Oregon,
developers of the
EasyPower® software.
The courses are designed to give the
student working level engineering skills in
both the topic area. For a current
course brochure
click on the various course titles above.
To optimize your
training funds, on-site training at
your facility is also available for six or
more students. Course material for on-sites
can be customized to your needs with minimal
cost increases in the per-student published
prices.
Previous participants have included
students from the following industries:
Pulp and Paper, Petrochemical, Major Manufacturing
Plants, U.S. Navy, U.S. Army Corps of Engrs.,
FAA, Nuclear Generation (Canada),
Hydroelectric Generation, Numerous Consulting
Engineers, and General Electric.
EasyPower® by ESA Inc.,
Portland, OR
“The IEEE has been
approved as an Authorized Provider by the
International Association for Continuing
Education and Training (IACET). In
obtaining this approval, the IEEE has
demonstrated that it complies with the ANSI/IACET
Standards which are widely recognized as
standards of good practice internationally.
As a result of their Authorized Provider
membership status, IEEE is authorized to
offer IACET CEUS for its programs that
qualify under the ANSI/IACET Standards.”
IACET CEU Provider #1255
