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IEEE Standards Seminars...
Keeping Current on Large Storage Batteries
The Design, Installation, Operation, and Maintenance of
LARGE STORAGE BATTERIES FOR STATIONARY USE
April 24, 1991 Denver, CO
A Concentrated 1-Day IEEE Standards Seminar
(Register Early ... Call 1-800-678-IEEE and enroll today!)
This specialized seminar is developed for utility personnel in plants or
substations; technical staff involved in battery design installation,
operation and maintenance; and personnel staff at standby design
installations. Based on IEEE's industry-recognized Recommended Practice for
Battery Systems, this one-day program provides the most accurate and current
information available on battery design and installation requirements, testing
techniques, battery and cell replacement, operational limits, and maintenance.
Upon completion, you'll know the detailed application criteria required to
effectively select, size, install, and maintain large storage batteries.
In this seminar, you'll learn about:
- The IEEE recommended practice for battery systems
- Battery location and environmental requirements
- Handling, storage, mounting, initial measurement, and start-up
- Float voltage, charging, maintenance inspections and timing, operational
limits, variation with corrective actions, and their timing
- Acceptance, performance, service, and special testing
- Test data analysis, expected variations, and correlation with maintenance
data
- Battery and cell replacement
- Test results, degradation, safety considerations, and timing
- Nuclear Class 1E Applications
- Qualification, specifications, interpretation requests of IEEE Std 450
Upon completion of this seminar, you will know:
- Application criteria for battery design, installation, maintenance, test
- How batteries operate
- What effects battery performance
- How to select the right battery for your application
- How to determine load requirements
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Anyone involved in design, test, troubleshooting, or maintenance of battery
installations should attend this seminar, particularly:
Utility Technical Staff
Plant/Substation Technical Staff
Personnel at Standby Installations
Electric Utility Personnel
DATES and LOCATION
Denver, CO April 24, 1991
VALUABLE TAKE HOME MATERIAL
- IEEE Stationary Battery Standards Collection, 1990 Edition
(Contains 7 of the most up-to-date IEEE battery standards implemented in the
nuclear power industry today - a $65 value!)
- IEEE Recommended Practice for Installation & Maintenance of Lead-Acid
Batteries for Photovoltaic Systems (IEEE Std 937) a $23 value!
- A complete lecture notebook
SEMINAR FEES
Fee: $490
IEEE Members: $440
IEEE registration fee includes complimentary continental breakfast, lunch, and
refreshments daily.
.7 Continuing Education Units
An IEEE Certificate of Completion
CONVENIENT REGISTRATION
To register or request additional course information, simply call us toll-free
at 1-800-678-IEEE between 8am-4pm (EST) Monday through Friday if you reside in
the US or Canada. If outside, call 908-562-3805 and ask for IEEE Standards
Seminars. Or, if you prefer, FAX your request for additional information to
the IEEE at 908-562-1571.
Advance your professional stature.
Keep abreast of the industry's recommended practice.
Increase your efficiency and productivity.
Learn from the experts who drafted the industry standards.
Enroll today!
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445 Hoes Lane, PO Box 1331
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IEEE Standards Seminars... Keeping you competitive in nuclear power engineering. HUMAN FACTORS ENGINEERING at NUCLEAR POWER GENERATING STATIONS An Intensive 2-Day IEEE Standards Seminar April 22-23,1991 Denver,CO (Register Early...Call 1-800-678-IEEE and ask for Standards Seminars) This seminar has been developed to familiarize nuclear plant designers, engineers, and systems management with the concepts, terms, issues, and significant benefits relating to Human Factors Engineering (HFE). The training this course provides enables attendees to recognize human factors problems early on and to apply the HFE approach to minimize and prevent human error and maximize plant safety at nuclear power facilities. Comprised of a series of creative and informative lectures and workshops, this specialized course will demonstrate how human factors principles can reduce your operating, training and maintenance costs as it emphasizes task integration, task analysis and HFE environmental concerns. In accordance with the IEEE standard upon which this nuclear power seminar is based, this course provides the most reliable and current information available today on HFE for the nuclear power community. In this seminar, you'll learn about: Human Factors Engineering (HFE) terms and concepts and their impact on plant safety - Human Error - Work Environment - Human Reliability - Fatigue vs Motivation - Display Concepts HFE Design Criteria - Environmental - Control and Display - Work Space - Reaction Times - Existing vs New Criteria HFE's Emphasis on Task Integration - Operations - Engineering - Costs and Scheduling HFE Training Requirements Task Analysis - What it is, how it's performed, why it's necessary Environmental Concerns related to HFE - Lighting - Temperature - Radiation - Work space _ Work Load HFE Problem-solving and Evaluation Techniques When you return on the job, you'll be able to: - Understand and apply human factors concepts to your nuclear engineering environment - Introduce HFE concerns early in a program and save costly expenditures incurred later - Identify error/fatigue-causing situations before equipment design and implementation - Recognize and respond to the effects of environmental factors early in a project to reduce human error potential before accidents occur - Exercise HFE principals that will help nuclear plants and facilities avoid REAL problems WHO SHOULD ATTEND Nuclear Power Engineers Systems Managers Power Plant Design Consultants Project Leaders Nuclear Power Plant Management Systems Engineers DATES and LOCATIONS Denver, CO April 22-23, 1991 VALUABLE SUPPORT MATERIAL ($60 Value!) The IEEE Guide for the Application of Human Factors Engineering to Systems, Equipment, and Facilities of Nuclear Power Generating Stations (IEEE Std 1023-1988) A complete set of lecture notes SEMINAR FEES Fee: $795 IEEE Members: $750 This registration fee includes complimentary continental breakfast, lunch, and refreshments daily. 1.4 Continuing Education Units An IEEE Certificate of Completion CONVENIENT REGISTRATION To register or request additional course information, simply call us toll-free at 1-800-678-IEEE between 8am-4pm (EST) Monday through Friday if you reside in the US or Canada. If outside, call 908-562-3805 and ask for IEEE Standards Seminars. Or, if you prefer, FAX your request for additional information to the IEEE at 908-562-1571. Stay Ahead... in Nuclear Power Engineering and join the growing list of industry-recognized organizations who are profiting from the expertise acquired through IEEE's Nuclear Power Engineering seminars. ENROLL TODAY! Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Standards Department 445 Hoes Lane, PO Box 1331 Piscataway, NJ 08855-1331 USA 1 (800) 678-IEEE
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IEEE Standards Seminars...
Keeping You Competitive through Industry Standards
Planning, Design, Operation, Maintenance and Protection
INDUSTRIAL and COMMERCIAL POWER SYSTEMS
A comprehensive 3-Day IEEE Standards Seminar
April 15-17, 1991 Chicago, IL
(Register now or call for more information...1-800-678-IEEE)
Developed specifically for today's Electrical and Electronics Engineers, this
seminar focuses on the safe and effective design, operation and protective
maintenance of industrial and commercial power systems. It presents both
existing approaches and new techniques involving systems design, equipment
protection, energy conservation, commercial power distribution, emergency
back-ups and more. Based upon the IEEE's "Color Book" series of standards
relating to today's electric power systems, this highly informative and
comprehensive course offers engineers all over the world the most up-to-date,
reliable data on the protective, effective implementation of industrial and
commercial power systems.
In this training program, you'll learn about:
- Industrial power system design, configurations, grounding, and voltage
considerations
- Principals of systems analysis and specialty studies
- Energy conservation and management procedures (electrical costs, lighting,
metering)
- Equipment protection (transformer, bus, cable circuit, motor and generator)
- Commercial building designs, power distribution, voltages, and currents
- Short circuit calculations and interrupter applications
- Emergency power types, applications, and ratings
- Electrical safety, testing, preventative/routine maintenance, and special
requirements
- IEEE reliability survey on failures rates and downtimes
When you're back on the job, you'll be able to:
- Effectively plan an industrial or commercial power system
- Properly appraise and select breakers, fusers, and related equipment
- Provide for easy, cost-effective power system operation, maintenance, and
protection
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Design/Consulting Engineer
Start-up Engineers
Plant/Facility Engineers
Protection Equipment Engineers
Construction/Maintenance Staff
Anyone involved with power systems
DATES and LOCATIONS
Chicago, IL April 15-17, 1991
VALUABLE SUPPORT MATERIAL ($240 Value!)
- A complete set of comprehensive lecture notes
- The IEEE "Color Book" Series of Electric Power Standards
SEMINAR FEES
Seminar Fee: $990
IEEE Member Fee: $940
IEEE seminar registration fees include complimentary continental breakfast,
lunch, and refreshments daily.
2 Continuing Education Credits
An IEEE Certificate of Completion
CONVENIENT REGISTRATION
To register or request additional course information, simply call us toll-free
at 1-800-678-IEEE between 8am-4pm (EST) Monday through Friday if you reside in
the US or Canada. If outside, call 908-562-3805 and ask for IEEE Standards
Seminars. Or, if you prefer, FAX your request for additional information to
the IEEE at 908-562-1571.
ENROLL TODAY!
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Standards Department
445 Hoes Lane, PO Box 1331
Piscataway, NJ 08855-1331 USA
1 (800) 678-IEEE
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IEEE Standards Seminars...
Advancing your stature in Nuclear Power Engineering
ELECTRIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEMS
(Modifications and Upgrades for Nuclear Power Generating Stations)
A Comprehensive 2-Day IEEE Standards Seminar
April 22-23, 1991
(Register Early...Call 1-800-678-IEEE and ask for Standards Seminars)
Highly specialized, providing the most up-to-date information on nuclear power
supply systems, this seminar is a must for today's engineers, designers, and
plant personnel in the nuclear power community. It focuses on the design,
modification, and upgrade of auxiliary electric power systems in nuclear power
generating stations, in accordance with Nuclear Regulatory Commission
requirements and the most current recommended industry practice. Both
comprehensive and relevant, this seminar addresses design requirements for the
safety system, procurement procedures, protection and coordination techniques,
and application of single failure criteria associated with today's station
class 1E safety systems. Offsite power supply systems are also discussed. Upon
completion, participants will have gained the practical knowledge required to
select, design, coordinate, operate, protect, and maintain today's onsite and
offsite nuclear power supply systems.
In this seminar, you'll learn about:
Offsite Power Supply Systems
- Systems types, preferred power, design bases, system availability
- Safety classification, systems capacity, system performance
- Independence, connection to class 1E systems, shared supply systems
- Control and test requirements, degradation
- Power loss and preventive measures
Station Class 1E Power Supply Systems
- AC and DC power systems
- Vital instrumentation & control (I&C) systems
- Design bases, independence, and testing
- Connection to non-class 1E equipment
- Single failure criteria
Class 1E Procurement
- Selection/procurement methods
- Commercial dedication of parts
- Documentation requirements, performance-based audits
- EPRI and NUMARC initiatives
Safety System
- Its relationship with electric power systems
- System redundancy, independence, design criteria
- System bypasses
- Testing requirements
- IEEE Std 603 and IEEE Std 279
Protection and Coordination
- Switchgear, bus, fuse, and breaker protection
- Standby power systems
- Bus voltage monitoring
- Load shedding/sequential loading
- Containment, penetration, testing records
- Motor Operated Valve (MOV) size/test
Application of Single Failure Criteria
When you're back on the job, you'll be able to:
- Effectively design, modify, and/or upgrade a electric power supply system
- Apply safety system criteria in design and selection
- Efficiently select and procure Class 1E power supply equipment
- Conduct MOV sizing and testing
- Protect and coordinate power supply equipment
WHO SHOULD ATTEND...
Nuclear Power Engineers
Systems/Design Engineers
Nuclear Power Design Consultants
Systems Managers
Protection Equipment Engineers
Procurement Engineers
DATES and LOCATIONS
Denver, CO April 22-23, 1991
VALUABLE SUPPORT MATERIAL ($150 Value!)
IEEE Std 379-1988 (ANSI)
Application of the Single Failure
Criterion to Nuclear Power Generating
Station Safety Systems
IEEE Std 603-1980 (ANSI)
Criteria for Safety Systems for
Nuclear Power Generating Stations
IEEE Std 934-1987 (ANSI)
Requirements for Replacement Parts
for Class 1E Equipment in Nuclear
Power Generating Stations
IEEE Std 308-1980 (ANSI)
Criteria for Class 1E Power Systems
for Nuclear Power Generating Stations
IEEE Std 741-1990 (ANSI)
Criteria for the Protection of Class 1E
Power Systems and Equipment in Nuclear
Power Generating Stations
IEEE Std 765-1983 (ANSI)
Preferred Power Supply for Nuclear
Power Generating Stations
SEMINAR FEES
Fee: $795
IEEE Member: $750
Registration fees include complimentary continental breakfast, lunch, and
refreshments daily.
1.2 Continuing Education Units
An IEEE Certificate of Completion
CONVENIENT REGISTRATION
To register or request additional course information, simply call us toll-free
at 1-800-678-IEEE between 8am-4pm (EST) Monday through Friday if you reside in
the US or Canada. If outside, call 908-562-3805 and ask for IEEE Standards
Seminars. Or, if you prefer, FAX your request for additional information to
the IEEE at 908-562-1571.
Keep current on the industry's recommended practice.
Increase the efficiency and productivity of your organization.
Learn from the experts who drafted the industry standards.
Enroll today!
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Standards Department
445 Hoes Lane, PO Box 1331
Piscataway, NJ 08855-1331 USA
1 (800) 678-IEEE
Internet: standards@ieee.org