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Arc Flash Hazards in Distribution Systems


Date:
June 14, 2010

Course Language:
English

Fee:
Delta Montreal Hotel
475, President Kennedy Avenue
Montreal, Quebec
Canada H3A 1J7

Instructor:

Overview

Every year over 2000 North American workers are admitted to burn centers to treat external injuries caused by arc flashes. Most of these workers were either not effectively warned of the hazards associated with arc flashes or they were not informed on how to protect themselves against it. Although injuries from arc flashes are not the most frequent work-related injury, the cost to the industry and society is high. Greater understanding of the arc flash phenomena and the risk it poses to personnel will help reduce these injuries.

Schedule Highlights

  • Introduction
  • Electrical hazards
  • Controlling electrical hazards
  • Thermography
  • Regulation and Standards for protecting workers from arc flash
  • Arc flash analysis and incident energy exposure
  • Financial consequences of arc fla
  • Solutions to reduce arc flash
  • Bibliography

Instructor's Biography

Stan J. Arnot (P.Eng., MIEEE) worked 27 years for Ontario Hydro Stations Design and Stations Maintenance and Operation Departments; with the last 15 years involved in the formulation, determination, and implementation of design and maintenance policies for transformer stations. He was a member of the Task Force rewriting Ontario Hydro Grounding Guide, chaired the committee rewriting it and participated in its reviews. Member of IEEE PES, he participates in the development and review of IEEE Standards. Since his retirement, he remained active in the field of electrical engineering, working as an independent contractor for J&B Engineering Inc, Acres International, Atomic Energy Canada, Ontario Power Generation, CYME International and SMS Energy Engineering.

Included in the Fee

The course fee includes tuition, refreshments and lunches.

Each participant will receive a set of course notes.

Hotel Information

Delta Montreal
475 President Kennedy Avenue
Montreal, Quebec
Canada H3A 1J7

Tel.: (514) 286-1986
Fax: (514) 284-4306
e-mail: deltamontreal@deltamontreal.com

A number of rooms at a special rate is made available to the attendees until May 13, on a first-come, first-served basis. After that date, rates and availability of rooms will depend on the hotel vacancies.

For reservations, attendees must call the Delta Montreal Hotel Reservation Desk at 1-877-286-1986 or by e-mail at deltamontreal@deltamontreal.com. Mention your attendance to the CYME International Course.

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