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Yuma, AZ 85365
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Power Quality for Reliable Power Meters Inc. Users Training |
User training for electricians, facility maintenance technicians, and
facility engineers that have some experience with RPM instruments. This course is designed
for those students who have the day to day responsibility for maintenance or construction
of today’s high technology buildings and who are responsible to documents or
troubleshoot the power quality at the point of use or from the utility. It is a 1-day
class for facilities or engineering staff to advance the knowledge and skills of the RPM
user. The students should have a completed Basic RPM user class or have 6 months
experience using the RPM. In addition they should have an electrical background, have
completed apprenticeship or technical school and be familiar with basic PC operation, MS
Windows, MS Word and MS Excel. |
| Course: P4402 |
| Student will learn... |
| Power
Quality an economics problem.
The economics of Power Quality
The categories and the sources of the Power
Quality problems.
The economic choices for solving the
problems
The changing technology and sensitivity of
loads.
The changing power quality characteristics
of the electrical supply.
The changing economics of Power Quality.
Review of the operation and performance
of the RPM model 1650, 1951 or 901 monitor.
- Installation considerations, power type,
location, monitor period, # of monitors.
- Measurement details and calculation details
of the Power Recorder.
- Determining the direction of the source of
voltage sags.
- Determining the direction of the harmonic
source.
The Power quality parameters in detail
- Voltage sags and surges.
- Voltage transients
- Voltage waveshape disturbance events
- Voltage imbalance, Current imbalance
- Harmonics, THD, Vthd and Ithd. Calculating
TDD
- Flicker
- Ground current
Using the PAS software to view the data
from the RPM monitor.
- Using PAS software to report on each Power
Quality parameter.
- Typical limits and ranges of unacceptable
power quality for each parameter.
- Characterizing the site from the PAS.
- Writing a report with PAS and MS word.
Publishing the graphs and explanations.
- Writing a report with Report writer,
changing a report written with Report Writer.
- Polling.
- Review and practical session
Using the PAS data with Scenario
software
- Importing the PAS databases from multiple
sessions and multiple monitors.
- Setting Cbema thresholds
- Changing Current and voltage ranges in
Scenario
Classifying the Power Quality using
Scenario software
- Using the CBEMA or ITIC curves to define
and describe Voltage events.
- Voltage wave anomaly analysis
- Using Scenario to display waveform
anomalies.
- Harmonics and Flicker
- Voltage and current imbalance
- Evaluating waveforms and their affect on
typical sensitive equipment
Sensitive loads
- Sensitive loads and the PQ parameters
- Harmonic generating loads
- Loads sensitive to voltage waveform events
- Loads sensitive to harmonics
- Loads sensitive to voltage sags
Work Shop
- Power Quality Case studies I
- Power Quality Case studies II
- Voltage sags sources and their signatures.
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