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SKM 201 [Arc Flash, Auto Coordination & Evaluation]

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[Arc Flash Analysis and Simulations & Evaluation]

The course covers the overview of the Arc Flash standards and reviews the calculation and modeling procedures in Arc Flash and Coordination Evaluation.

Course Highlights

  • To develop a working knowledge of the PTW Arc Flash and Auto Coordination & Evaluation
  • To understand the Arc Flash standards and calculation method
  • To obtain hands-on experience in Arc Flash Label creation and customization
  • To understand the step-by-step evaluations process and criteria for protective and non-protective devices
  • Arc Flash analysis of several hands-on examples of electrical distribution systems utilizing the PTW software
  • Interpretation of PTW Arc Flash results and study options
  • Review issues related to energy accumulation and multiple contributions and its effects on Arc Flash

 

Course Benefits

  • Interactive One-Line Diagrams:Allows for easy creation and modification of system diagrams with customizable data displays.
  • Datablocks:Enables the display of various input data and study results on one-line diagrams.
  • Intelligent Automation:Automates tasks like one-line diagram creation, data input, and study result analysis.
  • Copy/Paste Functionality:Simplifies the replication of components or system sections.
  • Zoom and Navigation Tools:Allows for efficient navigation of large and complex diagrams.
  • ANSI and IEC Symbol Support:Supports global projects with interchangeable symbols.
  • Component Management:Allows for easy movement, deletion, and in/out of service placement of equipment.
  • Area Expansion/Collapse:Enables customized views of the one-line diagrams. 

Others are:

  • Design safer power systems while applying the NEC 110.16, OSHA, NFPA 70E, IEEE 1584 and NESC standards or requirements.
  • Save time with the fully integrated Short Circuit, Over-Current Coordination, Equipment Evaluation
  • Arc Flash Evaluation modules working together with libraries of clothing levels, protective devices and bus ratings.
  • Provide a safer working environment by specifying the proper level of clothing.
  • Evaluate alternatives quickly and easily to establish an optimal design.
  • Improve safety margins with user-definable arcing fault tolerances.
  • Save time by automatically generating arc flash labels and work permits.
  • Avoid potential fines, lost productivity, and increased insurance and litigation costs

 

Industry Applications

The Broadest Range of Industry Experience

  • Power systems engineering consulting
  • Process Industries: Oil and Gas, Chemical, Cement, Pulp & Paper
  • Power & Energy: Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Nuclear, Smart Grid, Micro-grid
  • Industrial: Manufacturing, Transportation, Metals & Mining
  • Mission Critical: Data Centers, Operations Centers, Healthcare
  • Government & Education: City/State/Federal infrastructure, Defense (including Net Zero) Universities

Prerequisite

  • Basic computer skills
  • PTW 101 or equivalent
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What Will You Learn?

  • Course Outline for SKM 201 [Arc Flash, Auto Coordination & Evaluation]
  • Arc Flash Hazard Analysis:
  •  IEEE 1584 and NFPA 70E standards, NEC and OSHA requirements
  •  IEEE 1584 and NFPA 70E Calculation Procedures
  •  Relationship with Short Circuit and Protective Device Coordination studies
  •  Issues related to energy accumulation and multiple contributions
  •  Issues related to Induction Motor and Synchronous Machine decays
  •  Bus Report, Line Side and Load Side report options
  •  Arc Flash Labeling Requirements, Personal Protection Equipment
  •  Custom Labels and Work Permits
  •  Examples and interpretation of PTW Arc Flash results
  • Auto Coordination & Evaluation:
  •  Overview of rules implemented in Power*Tools including NEC and recommended
  •  industry standard practices.
  •  Review of software interface. All vs Selected equipment list.
  •  Interpreting results (pass/fail/warning) and Evaluation Notes.
  •  Dynamic TCC generation.
  •  Report Printing.
  •  Course Review and Conclusion `
  •  Skills Assessment & Comprehensive Practice Exercises