Power Quality Troubleshooting 2-Hour Seminar (PQ-113-S2)

In this seminar we explain power factor, problems caused by low PF & demonstrate how to determine appropriate PF capacitor sizes.
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Power Quality Troubleshooting 2-Hour Seminar

Seminars for Power Quality that are approved by the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services DSPS Course ID # 961899

Power Quality Troubleshooting 2 Hour Seminar is for commercial and industrial companies often faced with unexplained equipment malfunctions, failures, or interference problems. Learn how to diagnose and solve power quality disturbances by interpreting voltage and current waveforms, which gives much insight into the issue.

This two (2) hour short course explains common power quality disturbances and their sources, the typical sources of these disturbances, and ways to resolve the problems. It teaches how to analyze voltage and current waveforms to detect problems. A reference list of waveform signatures, problem descriptions, and typical methods for solving these problems is provided.

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Seminar Outline:

Introduction

Voltage and power quality

Voltage disturbances

Internal & external sources of disturbances

Power quality measurements & monitoring

Identify upstream vs downstream source of disturbance

Power quality disturbances & typical solutions

Voltage sags / under-voltage

Low Power factor

Voltage swell / over-voltage

Interruptions / outages

Transients

Harmonic distortion & resonance

Voltage notching

EMI / RFI

Reflected voltage at VFD drive motors

Waveform identification

Wrap-up

This Seminar is approved by the for credential types:

Commercial Electrical Inspector, Industrial Journeyman Electrician, Journeyman Electrician Residential, Master Electrician License, Master Electrician Residential, Journeyman Electrician, Registered Electrician.

Brought to you by Power Quality Specialists @ Allied Industrial Marketing, Inc.