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ETAP 115 Workshop – Chennai, India – February 4-8, 2013

Posted on January 9, 2013January 9, 2013 by MAHENDRAN R

ETAP^® 115
Power System Engineering I
5-Day WorkshopChennai, India
February 4-8, 2013

Topic Details:

Day 1	Project Settings, One-Line Diagram, ETAP Overview, Load Flow Analysis, Configuration & Case Study Edit, Load Flow Cases & Wizard
Day 2	Short Circuit Analysis, Motor Modeling & Motor Start, Motor Reacceleration Transients
Day 3	Protective Coordination, Arc Flash Studies, Harmonic Analysis
Day 4	Harmonic Analysis, Generator Model & Load Flow, Ground Grid & Reliability, Optimal Capacitor Placement
Day 5	Transient Generator Modeling, Transient Analysis, DC System Studies, Overview

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.An overview with the basics of one-line diagram creation and data entry are provided on Day 1. The workshop quickly expands the users’ knowledge to include methods to automatically perform multiple ‘what if’ studies using multiple scenarios. Short Circuit, Load Flow, Motor Starting review, Harmonic Analysis, Device Coordination, and Detailed Arc Flash Analysis are included in this workshop. A review of Transformer Sizing and Ground Grid Design will also be discussed.An ETAP computer workstation is provided for each attendee.

Who should attend:

This workshop is tailored for both beginner and intermediate electrical engineers.

Cost & Registration:

All courses are limited to 20 participants, so please register early!
See contact information below.
Payment must be received in full two weeks prior to the start date of the course.

Cancellation Policy:

Cancellations will be fully refunded if received 30 days prior to commencement of the course.
Cancellations received after the 30 day period and up to and including 15 days prior to the course will be credited for a future ETAP Workshop of similar value.

Location:

The Aruna Hotel
#144-145, Sterling Road, Nungambakkam
Chennai – 600 034, India
Phone:044-39884422

Date & Time:

February 4-8, 2013
9:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Meals:

Refreshments and lunch included with the registration fee.

Hotel:

All travel and hotel arrangements are the responsibility of the attendees.

Information:

ETAP Automation Private Limited
3C, Block 9, Kences Towers
1, Ramakrishna Street, T. Nagar
Chennai – 600 017, IndiaContact No’s:
7838513522
9840105063
0124-4242401 to 403Email:
finance-india@etapautomation.com
kamal.kannan@etapautomation.com

TAMIL NADU TEACHER ELIGIBLITY TEST (TNTET) – 2012

Posted on April 11, 2012 by MAHENDRAN R

For syllabus and question paper model downloading use following link…

Syllabus download click here

Model Paper download click here

Source TRB website

Status of nuclear power 2010

Posted on September 6, 2011September 6, 2011 by MAHENDRAN R

Risø DTU has made its eighth report in the series: ‘Nuclear power and Nuclear Safety’, which gives a global overview of nuclear energy with a focus on safety and preparedness. This year’s report is a bit delayed because of the accident in Fukushima, which is also mentioned in the report that would normally cover only the year 2010.

The Radiation Research Division at Risø DTU was suddenly very busy in March 2011 when the accident in Fukushima began to unfold.

“In the first 14 days we couldn’t do anything but answer questions from the media and monitor the event in collaboration with the Danish Emergency Management Agency,” says Bent Lauritzen, Head of Programme in the Radiation Research Division at Risø DTU, and continues:

“The report was almost ready to be issued, but after the accident we didn’t think it made sense to send it out without mentioning the accident in Japan. Therefore, we have subsequently added a section to the report describing the development of the accident in detail.”

The accident in Japan is still ongoing, and authorities do not expect that there will be full control of the plant until early 2012. Therefore, it is primarily the first weeks of the accident that are described in the report, while the final analysis of the entire accident cannot be done yet.

To read more and Download report (Danish) click here