A review of the steps required to perform ARC FLASH calculation.
This course is a review of the steps required to perform ARC FLASH calculation based on NFPA70E; IEEE1584 standards, also make reference to CSA462 and ARCPRO. A combined system of AC and DC voltage is then analyzed using ETAP POWER STATION.
2 activities • 1 videos • duration: 56m
35 years of Power Engineering & Control. Specialized in power, control, automation, instrumentation, nuclear. My name is Eduard Loiczli, Doctor Engineer in Electrical Engineering. I started programming Rockwell PLC's in 1991 and since then I have programmed and integrated many Automation Systems which required motion control, automation HMI Control and complex multitasking. I've also taught at many reputable schools. For all who are looking to learn fast and in depth Rockwell Automation, this introductory course is one in a series of four courses to launch you into a better understanding of Automation and Control. Email: eduard.loiczli@apcacademy.ca
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Clearly this was a live course in a series he was presenting at some power industry office to the engineers there. However that allowed Dr. Lucari to skip over many of the definitions at the beginning. I had to repeatedly pause and look things up off-line. When he got to running the ETAP SW then he slowed up. Otherwise he should assume someone like me who never worked in the power industry but in aerospace or consumer electronics was also there. I'm a fast learner, PhD, 60+ years experience, but at 81 I need a bit more background on the terms since I never worked in power. I took the Arc Flash course and over 10 more related power courses from LearnFormula just to boost my knowledge in a new area (for me) and satisfy my state PE license requirements which I still wanted to maintain for two more years.
