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THESE DYNAMIC CLASSES INCLUDE: • How to Perform a Detailed Arc Flash Study • Calculations Based on IEEE Standard 1584™ • Impact of Overcurrent Device Settings on Arc Flash • Calculations of Flash Protection Boundaries • Calculation of Incident Energy in calories/cm2 • Determination of PPE Based on Incident Energy • NFPA 70E Requirements and Calculations • In Class Computer Modeling Demonstration Also, we are offering one of our more popular classes: POWER SYSTEM ENGINEERING Intensive One Week Course 4.5 Days • $995 • See Inside Brochure for Details Power System Design • Short Circuit Analysis Coordination Studies • Harmonic Studies Register 3 people together and send a 4th person free! REGISTER TODAY! 1.800.874.8883 www.brainfiller.com t2g technical training group IACET APPROVED CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDER Copyright © 2005 Technical Training Group - All Rights Reserved ® HOW TO PERFORM AN ARC FLASH STUDY COURSE OUTLINE - DAY 2 - $350 HOW TO PERFORM AN ARC FLASH STUDY COURSE OUTLINE - DAY 1 - $350 • • • • • • • • • • • INTRODUCTION HUMAN EFFECTS Physiological Effects, Tissue Damage, Internal Organ Damage, Burns Fibrillation, “Curable” 2nd Degree Burn Requirements, Arc Blast Pressure, Sound Pressure, CODES AND STANDARDS OSHA 29 CFR - Part 1910, Subpart S, NFPA 70, National Electrical Code®, NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace, IEEE Standard 1584™, Guide for Arc Flash Hazard Analysis CATEGORIES OF ELECTRICAL HAZARDS Electric Shock, Arc Flash, Arc Blast ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DYNAMICS Arcing Faults vs. Bolted Faults, Effect of Current on Overcurrent Device Clearing Time, ¼ to ½ cycle vs. Multiple Cycle Interruptions NFPA 70E REQUIREMENTS Safety Related Work Practices, Installation Safety Requirements, Application of NFPA 70E Table 130.2(C) APPROACH BOUNDARIES Limited Approach, Restricted Approach, Prohibited Approach, Flash Protection Boundary HAZARD/RISK CATEGORY Defining the Hazard / Risk Category by cal/cm2 Class 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 Requirements PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT PPE Protective Clothing Characteristics, Flash Suits, Face Protection, Hand Protection, Foot Protection, ASTM CASE PROBLEM – Arc Flash Hazard Assessment ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION (Optional) JIM PHILLIPS, P.E. For almost 25 years, Jim has conducted over 1500 live seminars for tens of thousands of people from the United States and around the globe. A highly sought after speaker in the subjects of electric power system design and analysis, he is a member of the IEEE 1584 working group “IEEE Guide for Performing Arc Flash Hazard Calculations” and is a regular contributor for NEC Digest® the NFPA’s Official NEC® Magazine. He is nationally known for his power system analysis background and ability to analyze complex problems. Jim consistently receives excellent reviews for his “unique” teaching style and ability to answer the tough questions in an easy to understand manner. Early in his career he worked for Ohio Edison Company and was a Project Engineer for Square D Company's Power System Analysis Group. He is also the founder of Phillips Engineers + Consultants, Inc. He has taught classes at the college level and is a Senior Member of IEEE where he has been a distinguished lecturer, past member of the Energy Policy Committee, Illumination Engineering Society, NFPA, and many other organizations. He has also written for Consulting-Specifying Engineer Magazine and holds a BSEE from The Ohio State University. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in many states. You can see video clips of Jim at www.brainfiller.com • • • • • • • • • PERFORMING THE DETAILED ARC FLASH STUDY Calculate Boundaries and Incident Energy, Warning Labels, Personnel Protective Equipment Requirements SYSTEM MODELING FOR ARC FLASH STUDY Transformer, Conductor and Source Impedance, High vs. Low Short Circuit Current, Defining Buses to be Modeled MODES OF OPERATION Utility Configuration, Generators and Emergency Conditions, Low Short Circuit Conditions with Long Device Tripping Times, Large Motors, System Grounding WORKING DISTANCE AND BOUNDARIES Defining Working Distance, Calculations of Arc Flash Boundary @ 1.2 cal/cm2, Detailed Problems to Solve CALCULATION OF INCIDENT ENERGY EXPOSURE FOR FLASH HAZARD ANALYSIS Arcs in Open Air vs. in Cubic Box, Maximum Bolted Fault, Minimum Self Sustaining Arc, Effect of Minimal Fault and High Incident Energy Exposure, Arc Gap, Examples of Performing Studies with Available Computer Programs IEEE Std. 1584™ - ARC FLASH CALCULATIONS NFPA 70E Tables vs. IEEE Std. 1584™ Calculations, Flash Boundary based on 300 kA cycles vs. Detailed Calculations Based on Actual Fault Current and Device Clearing Times, Problem Solving Using Spreadsheets ARC FLASH WARNING LABELS Flash Hazard Boundary, Class of PPE, Shock Hazard Boundary, Approach Boundaries, Code Requirements REDUCING INCIDENT ENERGY LEVELS Design and Operating Changes, Current Limiting Devices, Lower Device Settings, Instantaneous Functions CASE PROBLEM – Performing the Arc Flash Study REGISTRATION FEE The registration fee is payable by check, credit card, government form 1556 or company purchase order. The fee includes course material, breaks, course notebook, completion certificate, and transcript of CEU credit. Lunch is on your own. DAILY SCHEDULE Registration: 7:30 - 8:00 Program: 8:00 - 4:00 Lunch: Discussion: 12:00 - 1:00 4:00 - 4:30 CONTINUING EDUCATION - 1.5 CEUs FOR BOTH DAYS You will be awarded 1.5 CEUs for the Arc Flash Class and 3.2 CEUs for the Power System Class. T2G is an IACET approved CEU provider which is recognized by many state boards. CANCELLATION POLICY Cancellations received at least eight business days prior to any seminar will receive a full refund. Cancellations made after that, will be subject to a $75 cancellation fee or credit toward another course. Seminar fees are not refundable after class has begun. Technical Training Group, Inc. reserves the right to cancel or reschedule a course if necessary, with liability limited to refund of the registration fee. POWER SYSTEM ENGINEERING COURSE OUTLINE - 4.5 DAYS - $995 • • • • • • ELECTRICAL DESIGN 1 - BASIC CONCEPTS Voltage Drop, Voltage Selection, Load Calculations, Conductor and Conduit Selection, Overcurrent Protection, Switchboards and Panelboards, Lighting Design ELECTRICAL DESIGN 2 - EQUIPMENT SELECTION Transformer Selection and Protection, Motor Circuit Design, Grounding Electrode System, Equipment Grounding, Bonding, Power Quality Issues, Hazardous Location Design, Lightning Protection, Generator Selection, Transfer Switches, UPS Systems SHORT CIRCUIT ANALYSIS Short Circuit Study Basics, Conductor and Transformer Short Circuit Calculations, Percent Impedance, Motor Contribution, Interrupting Ratings, Series Ratings, X/R Ratio, Asymmetrical Faults, Short Circuit Testing PROTECTIVE DEVICE COORDINATION STUDIES Selective Coordination Basics, Time Current Curves, Adjustable Instantaneous Settings, Fuse Curves, L,S,I,G Settings, Nuisance Tripping, Ground Fault Protection, Overcurrent Relays, ANSI C57 Transformer Protection Requirements, Delta-Wye ANSI Adjustments, POWER FACTOR kW, kvar, KVA, PF, Leading vs. Lagging, Utility Rate Structures, Economic Analysis, Sizing Capacitors HARMONIC ANALYSIS Harmonic Basics, Frequency Spectrum, Motor Drives and Other Non-Linear Loads, Parallel and Series Resonance Calculations, Voltage and Current Distortion Calculations, IEEE 519 Limits, Third Harmonics and Over Sized Neutrals, K Factor Transformers, Harmonic Filter Design Calculations, Detuning, Performing a Harmonic Study IN HOUSE / ON SITE TRAINING PROGRAMS More companies are choosing to hold these programs at their location and save on travel costs. For an all inclusive fee, Jim Phillips, P.E. will bring the course to your location and train your people. This is a great way to get everyone together and discuss ideas and topics that are unique to your site. Holding a program at your location can save up to 50% over the cost of sending everyone to the publicly scheduled programs. Are you currently making training plans? • Call or e-mail us today for an in house training proposal. • Contact us soon, Jim’s schedule usually fills up quickly! Short Circuit Analysis Protective Device Coordination Protective Relaying Electric Power Calculations National Electrical Code Design of Power Systems Arc Flash Hazard Analysis Grounding and Power Quality Harmonic Analysis Emergency Power Systems Power Equipment Motor Design and Application 800.874.8883 or www.brainfiller.com