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Online Registration Available
for Training Events in the U.S.
Payment Methods Available:
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Operation Technology, Inc.)
U.S. Registration by Telephone: (949) 900-1084
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training events. Each event has a link to details
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List of U.S. Events Currently Available to Register Online
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115Power System Engineering 5
June 22-26, 2009 |
Workshop Registration Fee $1,995
1st Attendee $1,995
[click here to register]
Multiple Attendee Registration Discount
Save another $100 for each additional attendee
Each Additional Attendee $1,895
[click here to add another attendee]
For more information:
Contact: Jeanne Nolan
(949) 900-1084
training@etap.com |
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.
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 engaging data), Cable Systems (ampacity and sizing), Transmission Lines (line constants, ampacity, and sag and tension), Report Manager, Wizard, etc. A computer workstation is provided for each attendee.
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153Short-Circuit, Device Evaluation, & Arc Flash
July 20-22, 2009 |
Registration Fee for the 1st Attendee $1,495
[click here to register]
Multiple Attendee Registration Discount
Save another $100 for each additional attendee
Each Additional Attendee $1,395
[click here to add another attendee]
Contact: Jeanne Nolan
(949) 900-1084
training@etap.com
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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. 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.
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 engaging data), Sizing, Report Manager, Wizard, etc.
A computer workstation is provided for each attendee.
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here for event details |
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115Power System Engineering 5
August 24-28, 2009 |
Workshop Registration Fee $1,995
Early Registration Discount
Save $100 if you register by July 24, 2009
1st Attendee $1,895
[click here to register]
Multiple Attendee Registration Discount
with Early Discount
Save another $100 for each additional attendee
Each Additional Attendee $1,795
[click here to add another attendee]
For more information:
Contact: Jeanne Nolan
(949) 900-1084
training@etap.com |
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.
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 engaging data), Cable Systems (ampacity and sizing), Transmission Lines (line constants, ampacity, and sag and tension), Report Manager, Wizard, etc. A computer workstation is provided for each attendee.
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115Power System Engineering 5
October 5-9, 2009 |
Workshop Registration Fee $1,995
Early Registration Discount
Save $100 if you register by September 5, 2009
1st Attendee $1,895
[click here to register]
Multiple Attendee Registration Discount
with Early Discount
Save another $100 for each additional attendee
Each Additional Attendee $1,795
[click here to add another attendee]
For more information:
Contact: Jeanne Nolan
(949) 900-1084
training@etap.com |
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.
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 engaging data), Cable Systems (ampacity and sizing), Transmission Lines (line constants, ampacity, and sag and tension), Report Manager, Wizard, etc. A computer workstation is provided for each attendee.
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153Short-Circuit, Device Evaluation, & Arc Flash
November 16-18, 2009 |
Registration Fee for the 1st Attendee $1,495
[click here to register]
Multiple Attendee Registration Discount
Save another $100 for each additional attendee
Each Additional Attendee $1,395
[click here to add another attendee]
Contact: Jeanne Nolan
(949) 900-1084
training@etap.com
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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. 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.
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 engaging data), Sizing, Report Manager, Wizard, etc.
A computer workstation is provided for each attendee.
Click
here for event details |
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