Technical Training Seminars
Hazardous Area Classification
Canadian Electrical Code For Industrial Users This essential seminar introduces the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC) as it applies to industrial facilities. Relevant sections of the code are covered with an emphasis on the reasons why the rules exist and interpretation of their requirements. Tutorials incorporating hands-on use of the CEC encourage familiarity and problem solving using the code.
This seminar addresses the degree and extent of a hazardous area classification for facilities handling flammable gases and combustible dusts. The course covers the zone and division method of classification, fugitive emission calculations, ventilation design requirements and the documentation required to support a hazardous area classification design in accordance with Appendix L of the CEC.
October 12 - 13, 2016 Calgary, Alberta
November 9 - 10, 2016 Calgary, Alberta
A seminar on specifying power system apparatus and defining the protection schemes associated with their application. The course covers fault current calculations, specification of switchgear and current transformers and the application of protection relaying schemes for feeders, transformers and motors and generators in industrial power distribution systems. Industrial Power System Protection and Control
Motors and Generators
This seminar defines the specification, installation, testing and maintenance of motors and generators in industrial facilities. The course covers NEMA, IEEE, API standards, CEC requirements, protection and control, adjustable speed drive applications and the application of motors and generators in hazardous locations.
October 27 - 28, 2016 Calgary, Alberta
November 24 - 25, 2016 Calgary, Alberta For more information and course registration, visit www.EngWorks.ca Cost: $1095 + GST EIT Cost: $595 + GST All seminars are two days
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