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In this presentation, we'll explore a practical example involving a Prolec transformer, where initial study results were significantly incorrect. We'll demonstrate how the ETAP Arc Flash tool helped uncover these errors and compare the results with the flawed studies. Furthermore, we'll explore the critical data points within an Arc Flash study that often contribute to labeling inaccuracies and discuss strategies for ensuring accuracy and compliance.
The EEEngineering LLC is a multi-state licensed engineering firm headquartered in Houston, Texas. They provide clients with deep expertise in electrical power studies, such as arc flash studies using the most current standards IEEE 1584 2018 and NFPA 70E 2021, load flow, reactive power, short circuit, protection, coordination studies, and other electrical calculations. They also perform all NERC studies and assist engineers with various troubleshooting issues related to power engineering.
Location: Houston, Texas, USA
Year: 2023
Ensuring high-quality Arc-Flash studies
Which solutions did they choose?
They chose ETAP Safety & Protection Products, ArcSafety, which provides electrical engineers with an all-in-one solution for performing AC and DC arc flash analysis on low, medium, and high-voltage systems. With unrivaled tools for arc flash analysis, risk assessment, and mitigation, this software enables engineers to ensure safety and minimize risks in electrical systems.
The ETAP solution ensures compatibility with actual standards, particularly with Arc Flash - IEEE 1584-2018 and Arc Flash - NFPA 70E 2024.
Why do they use Etap?
What do they think about ETAP?
We will focus on using the ETAP Arc Flash calculator and demonstrating the incredible benefits of this tool. What is an Arc Flash study? We have experienced a safety incident known as an Arc Flash. When an Arc Flash occurs, a heat radius could fatally burn the worker. An Arc Flash study examines the entire electrical facility and determines the risk of an Arc Flash incident.By Ms. Thierry Epassa, Director of Electrical Engineering at EEE company
I categorize findings from arc flash study reports, noting errors in spelling, grammar, data input, and layout, but the most critical, like inconsistent results, demand attention; I rely on the ETAP arc flash calculator to detect significant inaccuracies, exemplified by a case with a GE Prolec transformer, emphasizing the need for meticulous data review to prevent mislabeling incidents.
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