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How to Perform an Arc Flash Study – Part 3 0.2 CEU / 2 PDH

Protective Device Coordination Analysis - Part 3 - 0.2 CEU/2 PDH

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This is Part 3 of a 3 part video series on Arc Flash Hazard Analysis. In Part 3, Jim takes you through the steps to perform detailed calculations based on the IEEE 1584-2002 Standard.

Learn how to perform calculations to determine arcing short circuit current, incident energy and flash protection boundaries. See how these calculations are used to develop detailed arc flash warning labels and how to define the gap distance and working distance. Learn why ungrounded systems can yield greater incident energy than grounded systems.

How to Perform an Arc Flash Study – Part 3 – By Jim Phillips, P.E.

2 PDHs / 0.2 CEUs

DVD, Workbook and Continuing Education Credit

Course Summary – This is Part 3 of a 3 part video series on Arc Flash Hazard Analysis. In Part 3, Jim takes you through the steps to perform detailed calculations based on the IEEE 1584-2002 Standard.

Learn how to perform calculations to determine arcing short circuit current, incident energy and flash protection boundaries. See how these calculations are used to develop detailed arc flash warning labels and how to define the gap distance and working distance. Learn why ungrounded systems can yield greater incident energy than grounded systems.

Course Outline

  • Arc Flash in a Box vs. in Air
  • Effects of Grounded vs. Ungrounded
  • Gap Distance
  •  Working Distance for Calculations
  • Incident Energy Calculations
  • Flash Protection Boundary Calculations
  • Using Study Results to Select PPE
  • Arc Flash Warning Labels
  • Computer Programs and Studies
  • Incident Energy Reduction
  • Calculation Work Sheets
  • Example Problems

Continuing Education Credit – The continuing education credit for this course is 2 PDHs / 0.2 CEUs. To receive Continuing Education Credit, you simply watch the video, solve a few problems and take the test. Continuing Education Credit is credited to the person that purchased the program and must be completed within 90 days of shipment of the course material. A passing score of 70 percent is required for credit.

Workbook – The course workbook is included with this package and contains many of the illustrations used in the video as well as copies of the time current curves used in the problem solving exercises.

On – Site Training – Hold the live version of this course at your location as an on-site training program. For more information click: On-Site- Training

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