Protective Device Coordination Analysis - Part 1 - 0.2 CEU / 2 PDH

Course Summary – This is Part 1 of a 3 part video series on Protective Device Coordination Analysis. In Part 1, Jim Phillips, P.E. introduces the concept of selective coordination, the data and analysis requirements, how to use time current curves, selecting a time current graph scale, and selecting settings of adjustable molded case circuit breakers.

Learn how to determine the settings of adjustable molded case circuit breakers for optimal selectivity by creating time current curves. The video takes you through the steps required to construct time current curves.

The footage was recorded at the One Week Power Distribution Class held several times a year by T2G Technical Training Group.

Course Outline

• Introduction to Coordination
• Selective Coordination Basics
• Time Current Curves
• Selection of Graph Scale
• Data Requirements
• Constructing Graphs
• Molded Case Breaker Curves
• Thermal / Overload
• Instantaneous Function
• Tolerances
• Adjustable Breaker Settings
• Coordination Examples
• Determining Breaker Settings

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 1 day course at your location as an on-site training program. For more information click: On-Site- Training

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