ETAP 101 |
| Description ETAP 101 training is a practical one-day session to learn about the latest features and capabilities of ETAP Enterprise Solution software for power systems. |
| Attendees ETAP 101 training is open to all non-Users and new customers of ETAP interested in learning about state-of-the-art tools for analysis, design, and operations of electrical systems. |
ETAP 115 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Description This hands-on workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in ETAP to conduct power system studies, from modeling to analysis. The purpose of this workshop is to develop a thorough understanding of ETAP’s capabilities and analytical techniques to solve a variety of practical problems."; text += " An overview of the ETAP user interface will be covered including System Modeling (sources, branches, loads, protective devices, etc.), One-Line Diagram, Libraries (data and interface), 3-Dimensional Database (presentation, configuration, and engineering data), Cable Systems (ampacity and sizing), Transmission Lines (line constants, ampacity, and sag and tension), Report Manager, Wizard, etc. An ETAP computer workstation is provided for each attendee. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Attendees This workshop is tailored for both intermediate and advanced electrical engineers. | ||||||||||||||||||
ETAP 115N | |||||||||||||||||
| Description This hands-on workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in ETAP to conduct power system studies, from modeling to analysis. The purpose of this workshop is to develop a thorough understanding of ETAP's capabilities and analytical techniques to solve a variety of practical problems."; text += " An overview of the ETAP user interface will be covered including System Modeling (sources, branches, loads, protective devices, etc.), One-Line Diagram, Libraries (data and interface), 3-Dimensional Database (presentation, configuration, and engineering data), Cable Systems (ampacity and sizing), Transmission Lines (line constants, ampacity, and sag and tension), Report Manager, Wizard, etc. "; text += "Sub-topics within DC Systems include DC Load Flow, Short Circuit, Battery Sizing & Discharge and DC Control Systems. DC systems provides analysis capabilities for engineers who are responsible for designing and maintaining DC power systems. DC systems will cover modeling of various DC components as well as AC-DC interface devices such as chargers, batteries, motors, loads, control relays, coils, contacts, etc. It also covers calculations, operating logics, and sequence-of-operation of the control diagrams along with case studies related to automatic control of switchgears, motors, and other processes. "; text += "An ETAP computer workstation is provided for each attendee. | |||||||||||||||||
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| Attendees This workshop is tailored for both intermediate and advanced electrical engineers. | |||||||||||||||||
ETAP 134 |
| Description This course is designed for electrical engineers, system operators, and planners to introduce the fundamentals of Transmission and Distribution engineering using ETAP. Theoretical and practical concepts and examples will be explored to assist the technical professional with their primary functions. Effects of system unbalance and solutions, optimization techniques using optimal power flow and capacitor placement will be analyzed as well as system operations such as switching and contingencies will be studied. |
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| Unbalanced Load Flow,Optimal Power Flow,Optimal Capacitor Placement,Switching Optimization,Contingency Analysis |
| Attendees This workshop is tailored for technical individuals who work in the Transmission and Distribution field. This workshop is beneficial for those who conduct planning, optimization, and operation studies as well as consultants who provide services to this sector. |
ETAP 153 | ||||||||||
| Description The purpose of this hands-on workshop is to develop a basic understanding of the capabilities of ETAP for short circuit analysis, protective device evaluation, coordination / selectivity, and arc flash analysis."; text += " ETAP 153 workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in ETAP to conduct protective device coordination and arc flash studies. The workshop covers system modeling, operation, and evaluation of the elements during steady-state, and short circuit conditions. The evaluation process includes protection and coordination of protective devices. "; text += "An overview of the ETAP user interface will be covered including System Modeling (sources, branches, loads, protective devices, etc.), One-Line Diagram, Libraries (data and interface), 3-Dimensional Database (presentation, configuration, and engineering data), Sizing, Report Manager, Wizard, etc. "; text += "An ETAP computer workstation is provided for each attendee. | ||||||||||
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| Attendees This workshop is tailored for both intermediate and advanced electrical engineers who wish to increase their skill using ETAP for device evaluation and arc flash analysis. Attendees should have one year recent experience performing system studies using ETAP. | ||||||||||
ETAP 155 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Description The purpose of this hands-on workshop is to develop a basic understanding of the capabilities of ETAP for short circuit analysis, protective device evaluation, coordination / selectivity, arc flash analysis and motor acceleration from modeling to analysis."; text += " ETAP 155 covers system modeling, operation, and evaluation of the elements during steady-state, and short circuit conditions. The evaluation process includes protection and coordination of protective devices. An overview of the ETAP user interface will be covered including System Modeling (sources, branches, loads, protective devices, etc.), One-Line Diagram, Libraries (data and interface), 3-Dimensional Database (presentation, configuration, and engineering data), Sizing, Report Manager, Wizard, etc. "; text += "ETAP 155 provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in ETAP to conduct protective device coordination, arc flash studies, and motor acceleration analysis. "; text += "An ETAP computer workstation is provided for each attendee. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Attendees This workshop is tailored for both intermediate and advanced electrical engineers who wish to increase their skill using ETAP for device evaluation, arc flash analysis and motor acceleration analysis. | ||||||||||||||||||
ETAP 172 | ||||||
| Description The purpose of this hands-on workshop is to develop a more thorough understanding of the capabilities of ETAP. This course is for attendees familiar with modeling and validating one-line diagrams using ETAP. The topics covered in this workshop embrace fundamentals on power system dynamics and stability as well as induction and synchronous machine dynamics. Modeling of their associated control systems such as excitation/AVR, turbine/governor and PSS are discussed. Additional topics include network and load modeling, steady-state and transient-state stability limits, simulation of system disturbances and actions, motor starting and acceleration, affects of system parameters, common transient stability studies such as critical fault clearing time, critical islanding time, protective device settings, bus transfer, load shedding, etc. Case studies from actual industrial and T&D systems will be provided and worked on. Through the hands-on exercises using ETAP, the attendees will acquire the knowledge, skills, and experience to conduct power system dynamic and stability studies for their own systems. An ETAP computer workstation is provided for each attendee. | ||||||
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| Attendees Attendees should have one year recent experience performing system studies using ETAP. | ||||||
ETAP 185 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Description This hands-on workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in setup, capabilities, operation, installation, and maintenance of ETAP Real-Time ILS, EMS, and iSub. The purpose of this workshop is to develop a thorough understanding of these applications and the integration process. An ETAP computer workstation is provided for each attendee. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Attendees This workshop is tailored for electrical engineers, automation engineers, maintenance and operations personnel involved in the automation, system stability, control, and protection of electrical networks. | ||||||||||||||||||
ETAP 194 |
| Description This hands-on workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in setup, capabilities, operation, installation, and maintenance of ETAP Real-Time. The purpose of this workshop is to develop a thorough understanding of ETAP Real-Time applications and the integration process. |
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| Power System Monitoring & Simulation (PSMS), Advanced Monitoring, Predictive Simulation, Event Playback (Historian), Online Control & Automation, Trending, Energy Analysis, ActiveX, Intelligent Load Shedding (ILS), Energy Management System (EMS) |
| Attendees This workshop is tailored for operators, electrical engineers, and managers who are engaged or interested in power system monitoring, simulation, control, and management. It is also beneficial for system integrators and automation companies with SCADA, DCS, or other power system online applications. |
ETAP 195 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Description This hands-on workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in setup, capabilities, operation, installation, and maintenance of ETAP Real-Time. The purpose of this workshop is to develop a thorough understanding of ETAP Real-Time applications and the integration process."; text += " An ETAP computer workstation is provided for each attendee. | ||||||||||||||||||
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ETAP 215 | ||||||||||||||||||
| Description The purpose of this advanced hands-on workshop is to develop a more thorough understanding of the capabilities of ETAP. ETAP 215 workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in ETAP for performing power system analysis. This course is an advanced refresher course for attendees familiar with modeling and validating one-line diagrams using ETAP."; text += " Transient Stability will cover basics of power system stability phenomena, modeling (generator, exciter, governor motor and load), simulation of actions, common transient stability studies, and sample case studies. Harmonics will cover discussions on harmonic sources, their impacts on power systems, modeling and measurement indices. Case studies for harmonic load flow, frequency scan, and filter design will be conducted. "; text += "An ETAP computer workstation is provided for each attendee. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| Attendees Attendees should have one year recent experience performing system studies using ETAP. | ||||||||||||||||||
ETAP 253 | ||||||||||
| Description This advanced workshop is specifically tailored to meet the needs of ETAP users performing both device coordination and protection studies and arc flash analysis. The purpose of this hands-on workshop is to develop a detailed understanding of ETAP Star (protective device evaluation and coordination/selectivity) capabilities and analytical techniques to solve a variety of practical examples that are related to power systems. Additionally, by performing multiple Arc Flash exercises, the attendee will develop a more thorough understanding of the capabilities of ETAP arc flash analysis."; text += " ETAP 253 workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in ETAP to conduct protective device coordination and arc flash studies. "; text += "The purpose of this advanced hands-on workshop is to develop a more thorough understanding of the capabilities of ETAP. ETAP 253 workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in ETAP for performing power system analysis. This course is an advanced refresher course for attendees familiar with modeling and validating one-line diagrams using ETAP. "; text += "An ETAP computer workstation is provided for each attendee. | ||||||||||
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ETAP 254 | ||||||||||||||
| Description This advanced workshop is specifically tailored to meet the needs of ETAP users performing both device coordination and protection studies and arc flash analysis. The purpose of this hands-on workshop is to develop a detailed understanding of ETAP Star (protective device evaluation and coordination/selectivity) capabilities and analytical techniques to solve a variety of practical examples that are related to power systems. Additionally, by performing multiple Arc Flash exercises, the attendee will develop a more thorough understanding of the capabilities of ETAP arc flash analysis."; text += " ETAP 254 provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in ETAP to conduct protective device coordination, arc flash studies, and motor acceleration analysis. "; text += "The purpose of this advanced hands-on workshop is to develop a more thorough understanding of the capabilities of ETAP. ETAP 254 workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in ETAP for performing power system analysis. This course is an advanced refresher course for attendees familiar with modeling and validating one-line diagrams using ETAP. | ||||||||||||||
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| Attendees Attendees should have one year recent experience performing system studies using ETAP. | ||||||||||||||
ETAP 264 |
| Description The purpose of this hands-on workshop is to learn how to use the ETAP ARTTS test-set and related software to effectively test relays. Basic understanding of the capabilities of ETAP for protective device evaluation and coordination / selectivity is required. This workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in ETAP Star relay test set interface to conduct relay testing and evaluation. System modeling, operation, and evaluation of the elements during steady-state, and short circuit conditions will be covered in this workshop. The evaluation process includes protection and coordination of protective devices. An overview of the ETAP user interface will be covered. Participants will utilize ARTTS-6 test set as a tool to solve practical problems for real, hands-on experience. |
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| ARTTS Overview, ARTTS Hardware (50, 51, & 21 Relay Testing), Star-ARTTS Interface |
| Attendees Attendees should have one year recent experience using ETAP. |
ETAP 273 | ||||||||||
| Description The purpose of this hands-on workshop is to develop a more thorough understanding of the capabilities of ETAP. This course is for attendees familiar with modeling and validating one-line diagrams using ETAP. The topics covered in this workshop embrace fundamentals on power system dynamics and stability as well as induction and synchronous machine dynamics. Modeling of their associated control systems such as excitation/AVR, turbine/governor and PSS are discussed. Additional topics include network and load modeling, steady-state and transient-state stability limits, simulation of system disturbances and actions, motor starting and acceleration, affects of system parameters, common transient stability studies such as critical fault clearing time, critical islanding time, protective device settings, bus transfer, load shedding, etc. Case studies from actual industrial and T&D systems will be provided and worked on. Through the hands-on exercises using ETAP, the attendees will acquire the knowledge, skills, and experience to conduct power system dynamic and stability studies for their own systems. | ||||||||||
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ETAP 292 |
| Description This hands-on workshop provides the skills, knowledge, and techniques necessary to become proficient in setup, capabilities, operation, installation, and maintenance of ETAP Real-Time. The purpose of this workshop is to develop a thorough understanding of ETAP Real-Time applications and the integration process. |
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| Power System Monitoring & Simulation (PSMS), Advanced Monitoring, Predictive Simulation, Event Playback (Historian), Online Control & Automation, Trending, Energy Analysis, ActiveX, Intelligent Load Shedding (ILS), Energy Management System (EMS) |
| Attendees This workshop is tailored for operators, electrical engineers, and managers who are engaged or interested in power system monitoring, simulation, control, and management. It is also beneficial for system integrators and automation companies with SCADA, DCS, or other power system online applications. |