Power Quality in Motor Control Applications Oct. 18, 2019

Power Quality in Motor Control Applications Oct. 18, 2019 

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Power Quality in Motor Control Applications (PQ-162) For Electrical Professionals

$139

Upon completion of this course, students should have a meaningful understanding of the various types of power quality disturbances associated with typical motor control techniques. They should understand the causes of these problems as well as conventional means of solving or preventing these problems.

This Power Quality Seminar is Approved by Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services DSPS Course ID # 17383 for Commercial Electrical Inspector Certification, Industrial Journeyman Electrician License, Journeyman Electrician License, Master Electrician License and Registered Electrician

Power Quality in Motor Control Applications (PQ-162)

Course Outline – 4-hour seminar DSPS # 18902

Input Circuit power quality – AC Motors [60 minutes]

Across the line motor starting

Power Factor

Voltage sags due to inrush current

Reduced Voltage Solid State Starters

Harmonics during starting

Power factor after started

Input Circuit power quality – AC motor drives [60 minutes]

6-pulse, 12-pulse & 18-pulse input rectifiers

Problems caused by harmonics

Harmonic resonance

IEEE-519 limits for harmonic distortion

Harmonic mitigation

Input transient suppression

Input circuit power quality – Other power electronics equipment [60 minutes]

1-phase motor drives

Typical distortion

Harmonic mitigation

Active front end converters

Typical harmonics

Harmonic mitigation

SCR Controllers (DC motor drives)

Voltage notching

Remedies for notching

Output Circuit power quality [30 minutes]

Effect of Pulsed voltage eon motors

Voltage reflection & voltage doubling

Motor Bearing current

Typical solutions for motor protection

Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) [30 minutes]

Definition of EMI and RFI

Sources of EMI

Typical remedies to protect against EMI

Wrap up

$139
The State approves the above Power Quality Seminar of Wisconsin for credential types:
Commercial Electrical Inspector Certification, Industrial Journeyman Electrician License, Journeyman Electrician License, Master Electrician License, Registered Electrician Registration

We are committed to increasing awareness and understanding of power quality problems and practical solutions to help participants make informed decisions about power quality.

Power Quality Training Programs at Your Venue

We can offer training programs that are tailored to meet your specific needs. You can choose the specific topics to be covered and the amount of time allocated for the training program. You supply the meeting location, presentation equipment, and materials; we can develop and present the technical training program.

Learn the Fundamentals of Harmonics Sept. 20, 2019

Learn the Fundamentals of Harmonics - Seminar 4 Credit Hours

Power Quality Seminars Approved by the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services DSPS Course ID # 17383

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$139

Please join us and Learn the Fundamentals of Harmonics Seminar in our classroom setting. This is a four-hour seminar, Fundamentals of Harmonics, is approved by the State of Wisconsin for credit hours.  This seminar teaches the fundamentals of harmonics, including harmonic distortion and its causes, problems associated with harmonics and practical limits for harmonic distortion. The seminar discusses the methods to identify, reduce and to avoid harmonics problems.

Upon completion of the Fundamentals of Harmonics Seminar, participants should have a meaningful understanding of harmonic voltage and current distortion, along with, the impact that harmonics can have on electric power systems.   Comprehension of the causes of harmonics as well as the methods to avoid or minimize harmonics.

Outline of the Fundamentals of Harmonics Seminar:

This course applies to electrical industry professionals serving either industrial or
commercial environments.

Fundamentals of Harmonics Seminar applies to electrical industry professionals serving either industrial or commercial environments. For maximum benefit of this course, participants should have an understanding of basic electrical principles such as Ohms law, power, electrical metering, motors, and general electrical equipment and systems and a working knowledge of basic algebra.

Learn the Fundamentals of Harmonics 

a. Reference materials
b. What is harmonic distortion?
c. Linear and non-linear loads
d. Voltage and current distortion
e. Harmonic spectrum
f. Total Harmonic Distortion

II. Causes of Harmonic Current Distortion

a. End-user equipment
b. AC to DC power conversion equipment
c. Block diagram for VFD or UPS
d. Types of Rectifiers
e. The sequence of harmonics by rectifier type
f. 6-pulse rectifiers
g. 12 & 18 pulse rectifier distortions

III. Problems caused by Harmonics

a. Wasted energy, increased current & kVA
b. Equipment failure, Increased operating temperatures
c. Fuse blowing, C.B. tripping
d. Effects of harmonics on transformers
e. Effects of harmonics on capacitors
f. Harmonic resonance (series & parallel)
g. Harmonic voltage distortion
h. SCR voltage notching
i. The remedy for SCR voltage notching
j. Total power factor

IV. IEEE Std 519, 2014 – Limits for Harmonic Distortion

a. Voltage distortion limits
b. Current distortion limits
c. IEEE 519 definitions
d. Voltage notching limits

$139

Learn The Fundamentals of Harmonics at our Seminar which is approved by the State of Wisconsin for credential types:
Commercial Electrical Inspector Certification, Industrial Journeyman Electrician License, Journeyman Electrician License, Master Electrician License

We hope your visit to our site is helpful never-the-less we prefer to hear directly from you and invite you to call us!  1-262-618-2403

P.S.: We welcome you to ‘Like’ us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Allied-Industrial-Marketing/157709350929151

Power Factor Seminar Aug. 16, 2019

Power Factor Seminar  August 16, 2019  -  4 Cr.  DSPS 14846

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Join us on August 16th for our Power Factor Seminar.

Power Factor Correction Seminar Course Summary

This four hour Power Factor Seminar August 16, 2019, explains the three types of power factor, from a cause and effect basis and then teaches the intricacies of each type along with the methods to improve each power factor. The seminar demonstrates how to size power factor capacitors for various types of situations and the pitfalls to be avoided.  Several real-life examples are worked as a group to demonstrate the techniques used to perform analysis of power factor, size power factor equipment, and to quantify the expected results and ROI.

Join us for the Power Factor Seminar in Cedarburg, WI.

Upon completion of this course, participants should have a meaningful understanding of the various types of power factor, the impact that low power factor has on electric power systems, the causes of low power factor, methods to analyze power factor and techniques to improve power factor.

This course applies to electrical industry professionals serving either industrial or commercial environments. For maximum benefit of this course, participants should have an understanding of basic electrical principles such as Ohms law, power, electrical metering, motors, and general electrical equipment and systems.

Seminar Outline:

Definition of power factor
Benefits of high power factor
Problems with low power factor
Types of Power Factor

Fundamental Frequency (Displacement) Power Factor
Motor currents and PF
Typical PF by industry
Lagging (inductive) current
Leading (capacitive) current
How much capacitance to add
Harmonic resonance
Detuning capacitors to avoid resonance
Capacitor boosting (Voltage, kVAR, current)
Local vs. Centralized capacitors
Fixed vs. automatic PF capacitor systems
Capacitor switching device ratings
Cost of low power factor

Distortion Power Factor
Estimating distortion PF based on harmonic current distortion
Causes of low distortion power factor (harmonic distortion)
Typical current distortion by equipment
What does harmonic current distortion look like?
Improving distortion PF

Total (true rms) Power Factor
The function of both displacement and distortion PF
Best practices
Decisions to be made about total PF

This Power Factor Seminar is approved by the State of Wisconsin for credential types:
Commercial Electrical Inspector Certification, Industrial Journeyman Electrician License, Journeyman Electrician License, Master Electrician License

Allied Industrial Marketing, Inc. 

OUR SERVICES:

Allied Industrial Marketing, Inc. specializes in Electrical Power Quality Services for the motor controls and automation industry. Our thirteen-year-old company offers three ranges of power quality services, including:

1. Analysis/design/diagnosis


2. Training & seminars


3. Sales of specialized power quality components to OEMs

Our Mission & Goal is to help you prevent or solve power quality problems.  Whether you require Harmonic Analysis, Power Quality Diagnosis, Filter Design, Mangoldt Reactors, Frako Capacitors, or Power Quality Seminars, we would be honored to be of service!

We welcome your suggestions and comments feel free to contact us.

We hope your visit to our site is helpful never-the-less we prefer to hear directly from you and invite you to call us!  1-262-618-2403

P.S.: We welcome you to ‘Like’ us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Allied-Industrial-Marketing/157709350929151

 

Introduction to Power Quality Seminar July 19, 2019 Our Most Popular Seminar!

Introduction to Power Quality Seminar, July 19, 2019

Our Most Popular Seminar!

Introduction To Power Quality

This 4-hour course, Introduction to Power Quality Seminar, is applicable to electrical industry professionals serving either industrial or commercial environments. For maximum benefit of this course, participants should have an understanding of basic electrical principles such as Ohms law, power, electrical metering, motors, and general electrical equipment and systems and a working knowledge of basic algebra. 

Upon completion of this course, students should have a meaningful understanding of the various types of power quality disturbances and harmonic distortion. They should understand the causes of these problems as well as typical means of solving or preventing these problems.  $139

(4 PDH) Approved by the State of Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) 4 Credit Hours. 

$139

(4hrs DSPS # 18431 / July 19, 2019)

Time; 8:00 AM to Noon

Cedarburg, WI

$139.00

Intro to Power Quality Outline:

Voltage sags, under-voltage, and outages

Definition of sags, under-voltages, and outages

Causes of sags, under-voltages, and outages

Typical remedies to protect against sags, under-voltage, and outages

Voltage swells and over-voltage

Definition of swells and over-voltages

Sources of swells and over-voltages

Typical remedies to protect against swells and over-voltages

High-Frequency Disturbances

Transient over-voltages Definition of transients

Sources of transient over-voltages

Typical remedies to protect against transients

Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) Definition of EMI and RFI

Sources of EMI

Typical remedies to protect against EMI

Harmonic distortion Definition of harmonic distortion

Distorted waveforms & harmonic spectra

Sources of harmonics & effects of impedance

Harmonic resonance with capacitors

PWM Voltage Distortion

Effect of pulsed voltage on motors

Voltage reflection & voltage doubling

Typical methods to protect motors

Power Quality Measurements

Measurements, locations, instruments

PQ waveforms

Wrap up

$139

The above Power Quality Seminars are approved by the State of Wisconsin for credential types:

Commercial Electrical Inspector Certification, Industrial Journeyman Electrician License, Journeyman Electrician License, Master Electrician License, (Intro to Power Quality & Motor Control –Above + Registered Electrician Registration)

 

Introduction to Power Quality Seminar July 19, 2019 Our Most Popular Seminar!

Mangoldt Reactors Exhibits At PCIM Europe

Mangoldt Reactors Exhibits At PCIM Europe May 5-7, 2019

Mangoldt Reactor Team at PCIM Europe 2019

During May 5-7, Mangoldt Reactors Exhibited At PCIM Europe.  The Mangoldt team enjoyed the Expo and met many new people. With over, 12,000 visitors, PCIM Europe is the leading international exhibition.  The popular PCIM Expo and Conference, which focuses on power electronics and its applications, has become an educational event. We enjoyed meeting many new people this year! Thank you for visiting us along with checking out our PolyGap Reactor Line of Products. 

Some of the Mangoldt products included:

• Line Load Reactors


• Low Voltage Filter Reactors


• Medium Voltage Reactors


• Standard De-tuning Reactors


• Current Limiting Reactors


• Indirect Water Cooled Reactors

Hans von Mangoldt (Mangoldt) has been producing reactors since 1941 and has supplied hundreds of thousands of reactors worldwide for a wide range of applications.  Our core product lines consist of iron-core and air-core reactors for reactive power compensation, harmonic filters, inverter and motor drive applications as well as other power quality solutions.

Next year PCIM will be on May 5-7, 2020 in Nuremberg.

Mangoldt Reactors Exhibits At PCIM Europe

2019 Calendar of Power Quality Seminars

Join us in 2019 for an assortment of Power Quality Seminars.  Gain confidence in identifying and solving power quality problems.  Our series of power quality seminars will increase your knowledge. We have a list of five power quality seminars.  Each seminar can stand on its own. The seminars also, build upon each other.  Put this list of power quality seminars on your 2019 ‘To Do List.’   The State of Wisconsin DSPS has approved the 2019 Calendar of Power Quality Seminars for credit hours. 

2019 Power Quality Seminars

We Offer Educational (non-commercial) Power Quality Seminars.  Our seminars are great for Electrical Professionals.  Join us at our next seminar!

See our listing of seminars below or visit our seminar events page:

www.alliedindustrialmarketing.com/power-quality-events

April 26, 2019…..Fundamentals of Harmonics (4hrs #173830) REGISTER

May 17, 2019…..Power Quality in Motor Control Applications (4hrs #18902) REGISTER

June 21, 2019…..Harmonics Seminar (8hrs #20095) REGISTER 

July 19, 2019……Introduction to Power Quality (4hrs #18431) REGISTER  

Aug.  16, 2019…..Power Factor Seminar (4hrs #17409)  REGISTER

Sept 20, 2019…..Fundamentals of Harmonics (4hrs #17383) REGISTER 

Oct. 18, 2019….Power Quality in Motor Control Applications (4hrs #18902) REGISTER  

Nov. 15, 2019…..Harmonics Seminar (8hrs #20095) REGISTER 

Dec.  20, 2019…..Introduction to Power Quality (4hrs #18431) REGISTER  

Visit our Power Quality Seminar Schedule

Introduction to Power Quality  More info on this Seminar

Power Factor Seminar  More info on this Seminar

Fundamentals of Harmonics  More info on this Seminar

Power Quality in Motor Control Applications More info on this Seminar

Harmonics Seminar  More info on this Seminar

The State of Wisconsin approves the above Power Quality Seminars for credential types:

Commercial Electrical Inspector Certification, Industrial Journeyman Electrician License, Journeyman Electrician License, Master Electrician License, (Intro to PQ – Registered Electrician Registration)

We are committed to increasing the understanding of power quality problems and above all practical solutions! We want to help participants make informed decisions about power quality.

Power Quality Training Programs at Your Venue

We can offer training programs that are tailored to meet your specific needs. You can choose the topics and the amount of time allocated for the training program. You supply the meeting location, presentation equipment, and materials; we can develop and present the technical training program.

Visit our Power Quality Seminar Schedule

2019 Calendar of Power Quality Seminars

Fundamentals of Harmonics Seminar April 26, 2019

Fundamentals of Harmonics Seminar – 4 Credit Hours

Power Quality Seminars Approved by the Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services DSPS Course ID # 17383

Fundamentals of Harmonics Seminar

Cedarburg, WI

Please join us for the Fundamentals of Harmonics Seminar. This is a four-hour seminar approved by the State of Wisconsin for credit hours.  This seminar teaches the fundamentals of harmonics, including harmonic distortion and its causes, problems associated with harmonics and practical limits for harmonic distortion. The seminar discusses the methods to identify, reduce and to avoid harmonics problems.

Upon completion of this course, participants should have a meaningful understanding of harmonic voltage and current distortion, along with, the impact that harmonics can have on electric power systems.   Comprehension of the causes of harmonics as well as the methods to avoid or minimize harmonics.

Outline of the Seminar:

This course applies to electrical industry professionals serving either industrial or

commercial environments.

This course applies to electrical industry professionals serving either industrial or commercial environments. For maximum benefit of this course, participants should have an understanding of basic electrical principles such as Ohms law, power, electrical metering, motors, and general electrical equipment and systems and a working knowledge of basic algebra.

I. Introduction

a. Reference materials

b. What is harmonic distortion?

c. Linear and non-linear loads

d. Voltage and current distortion

e. Harmonic spectrum

f. Total Harmonic Distortion

II. Causes of Harmonic Current Distortion

a. End-user equipment

b. AC to DC power conversion equipment

c. Block diagram for VFD or UPS

d. Types of Rectifiers

e. The sequence of harmonics by rectifier type

f. 6-pulse rectifiers

g. 12 & 18 pulse rectifier distortions

III. Problems caused by Harmonics

a. Wasted energy, increased current & kVA

b. Equipment failure, Increased operating temperatures

c. Fuse blowing, C.B. tripping

d. Effects of harmonics on transformers

e. Effects of harmonics on capacitors

f. Harmonic resonance (series & parallel)

g. Harmonic voltage distortion

h. SCR voltage notching

i. The remedy for SCR voltage notching

j. Total power factor

IV. IEEE Std 519, 2014 – Limits for Harmonic Distortion

a. Voltage distortion limits

b. Current distortion limits

c. IEEE 519 definitions

d. Voltage notching limits

The Harmonics Seminar is approved by the State of Wisconsin for credential types:

Commercial Electrical Inspector Certification, Industrial Journeyman Electrician License, Journeyman Electrician License, Master Electrician License

We hope your visit to our site is helpful never-the-less we prefer to hear directly from you and invite you to call us!  1-262-618-2403

P.S.: We welcome you to ‘Like’ us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Allied-Industrial-Marketing/157709350929151

Fundamentals of Harmonics Seminar April 26, 2019