LOOK INSIDE FOR DISCOUNT PROGRAM PRICING RECOGNIZED BY EARN CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEUS) BONUS FEATURES • UPS Electrical Handbook • $100 Coupon Toward any Future 2016-17 Electricity Forum Event • 1.4 Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Credits • FREE Intelligent Power Today Magazine Subscription • Forum Presentations in Paper Format • Refreshments and lunch provided 2-DAY COURSE $799 October 16-17, 2017 October 19-20, 2017 October 23-24, 2017 October 26-27, 2017 Richmond, BC Edmonton, AB Toronto, ON St. John’s, NL EMERGENCY STANDBY GENERATORS & UPS SYSTEMS complete course details: www.electricityforum.com/electrical-training/emergency-generator-standby-power Electricity Forum Training Institute Power System Design, Protection and System Studies SPONSORED BY
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LOOK INSIDE FOR
DISCOUNT
PROGRAM PRICING
RECOGNIZED BY
EARN CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEUS)
BONUS FEATURES• UPS Electrical Handbook• $100 Coupon Toward any Future 2016-17 Electricity Forum Event• 1.4 Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Credits • FREE Intelligent Power Today Magazine Subscription • Forum Presentations in Paper Format • Refreshments and lunch provided
Power System Design, Protection and System Studies
SPONSORED BY
From portable electrical generators to standby power cogeneration units - from the facility manager to the maintenance technician - this backup power generation course is designed for anyone involved with electrical generation equipment in their plant or facility.
In today’s industrial, commercial and institutional power systems environment, nothing can be taken for granted. Severe weather can cause power outages for a few seconds or several days. Explosions and fire can sever lines to your facility. Sometimes we simply experience blackouts because the utility power grid is overloaded. Critical power situations demand 100 per cent power, 100
per cent of the time. Whatever the cause, lack of electricity at your facility can be devastating, whether you are responsible for a power system at a hospital, a treatment plant providing water for your community, or a banking or telecommunications network facility which must deliver a service uninterrupted.
During this course, you will learn what you can do, and should do with standby electrical generators and emergency power generation systems, to make sure your facility will keep running even if the electricity to your plant or facility doesn’t.
EMERGENCY GENERATORS & UPS SYSTEM TRAINING
W H O S H O U L D AT T E N DThis course is designed for anyone involved with emergency onsite power generation systems or working in any facility where an emergency power supply is absolutely critical! In this seminar, students are invited to attend from a wide variety of industries, skill-levels, company sizes, and backgrounds. If you’re not sure you’ll fit in, or will benefit from this class, don’t worry, as long as you have an interest in onsite power generators or UPS systems!
All Electrical Maintenance Personnel in:• Industrial Facilities and Manufacturing Plants• Government Buildings• Telecommunications and Banking Systems• ISPs• Commercial Office Buildings• Hospitals and Critical Medical Facilities• Waste Water Facilities• Water Treatment Facilities• Airports• Pharmaceutical Labs• Colleges and Universities
Including:• Plant Electrical Engineers• Electrical Maintenance Managers• Electrical Maintenance Technicians• Facility/Plant Managers• Consulting Electrical Engineers• Emergency Preparedness Compliance Officers• Mechanics• Building Engineers• Multi-craft & Cross Training Personnel• Any person needing a basic course
in emergency power and standby electrical generators
1. GENERATORS AND PRIME MOVERS• Overview: Generator Purpose, Operation &
Control• Types of Prime Movers• Mechanical to Electrical Conversion• Engine Protection• Generator Basic Electrical Fundamentals• Generator Types and Construction• Stator• Mechanical Components• Wye Configuration• Delta Configuration• Types of Rotors• Salient Pole• Cylindrical Pole• Types of Bearings and Lubrication Systems• Sinusoidal Voltage Output• Motor vs Generator Comparison• Three-phase Generators• Components
• Operation• Grounding and Bonding of Generator
Systems
2. GENERATOR AND ENGINE CONTROLS• Governors• Paralleling and Non Paralleling Governor
Control• Purposes of Generator Excitation• Power to the Rotating Electromagnetic Field• Locking Rotor to Stator• Means of Regulating Voltage• Types of Generator Excitation• DC Exciters• Static Excitation• Brushless Excitation• Concept of Response Time vs Voltage Levels• Voltage regulator function• Voltage regulator components• Voltage regulator operation
• Reactive Power Control for Parallel Operations
• Auxiliary regulator functions• Voltage regulator troubleshooting• Onsite Generator Controls including PLCs
UPS AND BATTERY SYSTEMS1. INTRODUCTION TO UPS SYSTEMS• Power Conditioners• Uninterruptible Power Systems• Power Quality Source Alternatives• Power Disturbance Cost Comparisons
2. THREE GENERAL TYPES OF UPSS• Kinetic (Motor Generator Sets)• Flywheel• Static and Components• Rectifier• Batteries• Inverter
3. THREE TYPES OF STATIC UPSS• Traditional UPS• Static UPS• Static UPS with Bypass
4. UPS OPERATION OVERVIEW• The Need for UPS System• Power System Disturbances• Basic Type of UPS Systems
5. INTRODUCTION TO BATTERIES• Primary Batteries• Secondary Batteries
6. LEAD ACID BATTERIES• Chemistry• Different Types• Capacity Factors• S-Curves• Battery Safety and Maintenance• Float and Equalize Voltages• Load Testing
7. NICKEL CADMIUM BATTERIES• Chemistry• Battery Types• Capacity Factors• Battery Safety and Maintenance• Float and Equalize Voltages• Load Testing
10. AC TO DC CONVERSION• Full Bridge• Three Phase• Six Pulse
11. DC TO AC INVERSION• Quasi Square wave• PWM waveform
12. UPS SYSTEM OVERVIEW• Rectifier Stage• Inverter Stage
13. UPS SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING• Basic Use of Test Equipment• Rectifier Troubleshooting• Inverter Troubleshooting• UPS and Backup Generator Integration to Building
Automation System
AGENDA - DAY 2
4. GENERATOR PROTECTION• Short Circuit Protection• Ground Fault Protection• Overload Protection• Thermal Protection• Overspeed Protection• Low Field Excitation or Loss of Field
MAIL:The Electricity Forum1885 Clements Rd., Unit 218 Pickering, ON L1W 3V4
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The registration fee to attend the two-day Emergency Generators & UPS System training course is $799.00 + GST/HST. The fee includes Course presentation materials, CEU Credit, refreshments, Lunch Is Included.
Register and prepay 14 days before forum date and receive an early bird discount of $50.00
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WHEN & WHERE
Richmond, BC - October 16-17, 2017Holiday Inn Vancouver Airport10720 Cambie RoadTel: 604-821-1818
Edmonton, AB - October 19-20, 2017Sawridge Inn Edmonton South4235 Gateway Blvd NWTel: 780-438-1222
Toronto, ON - October 23-24, 2017Hampton Inn and Suites Toronto Airport HotelMississauga, ON3279 Caroga DriveTel: 905-671-4730
St. John’s, NL - October 26-27, 2017Comfort Inn St.John’s Airport106 Airport RoadTel: 709-726-3408
REGISTER 3 DELEGATES AT FULL PRICE
AND GET THE 4th REGISTRATION FREE!
Cost Effective On-Site Electrical TrainingSave the cost of travel and hotels AND save on our regular public enrollment registration fees. For more information, contact Randy Hurst, President, The Electricity Forum 1-855-824-6131. You can write to [email protected] or you can go to our on-site electrical training quotation page and ask for a FREE quotation: www.electricityforum.com/on-site-training-feedback.htm
INTERESTED IN ON-SITE GENERATOR/UPS SYSTEMS TRAINING?
CANCELLATION AND REFUND POLICYRegistration fees are refundable only upon receipt of written notification 10 days prior to the conference date, less a 10 per cent service charge. Substitution of participants is permissible. The Electricity Forum reserves the right to cancel any conference it deems necessary and will, in such event, make a full refund of the registration fees.
