The Power Quality Monitoring program enables you to identify power quality problems or perform measurements of sags, swells, voltage transients, harmonic distortion, and voltage flicker. More than 50% of the time in this training program is dedicated to hands-on practice using a variety of popular models of portable and panel-mount power monitors. Students are also encouraged to bring their own analyzers to learn new uses for them in our state-of-the-art training laboratory. Each training program participant receives a comprehensive classroom reference manual.

Course Objectives
-- Power Quality Fundamentals - Disturbances, Harmonics, Example Waveforms, Equipment Tolerances, CBEMA, IEEE 519, and IEC Standards

-- Practice Session - Build Your Own Equipment Tolerance Diagram

-- Practice Session - Monitoring Transients, Subcycle Disturbances and Flicker

-- Practice Session - Monitoring Harmonics

-- Practice Session - Evaluating Power Quality Problems Using Power Monitor Data

-- Special Considerations for Making Measurements in High-Resistance Grounded Distribution Systems and Delta-Wye Power Transformer Circuits

Target Audience
Engineers and Technicians who need to know how to identify power quality problems or perform measurements