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Nuclear plants in the United States are governed by federal regulations requiring that the electrical power system provide sufficient capacity and capability to the nuclear plant. As part of this analysis, traditional approaches to manually perform single motor start calculations can be tedious and time-consuming. Also, the manual evaluation of the data can easily introduce errors. This presentation takes a closer look at degraded voltage relays (DVRS) and an approach to simulation used by the TVA that is holistic, using ETAP to easily combine the study cases, the revisions, and the configurations into repeatable studies. The demonstration includes the use of an efficient solution using Python code with ETAP to run the studies and evaluate the resultant data.
This presentation discusses the Electrical Information Management System (EIMS) in use at Kuwait Oil Company, a power reservation model-based integration solution designed for oil and gas production. The aim was to achieve flexible and configurable approval workflows, integrated with user access management and various notification methods, to optimize operation, enhance visualization, and improve asset management within their complex electrical networks. Their EIMS integrates smart meters with ETAP and GIS, enabling efficient communication, real-time updates, and enhanced reliability of the electrical system. The pilot project includes real-time power monitoring, reduced site visits, expedited workflow, and centralized management of work order processes. The presentation also covers the challenges faced in power reservation planning and the specific ETAP solutions implemented, including NetPM and ETAP eWeb.
Recognizing an opportunity to improve quality and manufacturing efficiency, Schneider Electric Power System North America sought an integrated approach to electrical design and wiring processes. They found the solution in ETAP SEE Electrical and began their transformation journey. In this demonstration, you’ll learn how Schneider Electric evaluated new methods against existing workflows. As a result, SEE Electrical Expert and SEE 3D Panel+ are now being implemented in manufacturing facilities to deliver more robust engineering designs, while SEE One Panel has been adopted to automate manufacturing with wiring machines.
This presentation explores the critical role of ETAP's Network Project Manager (NETPM) in creating collaborative models for power systems. It addresses the industry-wide challenge of maintaining accurate, up-to-date electrical system data, highlighting the risks associated with outdated or inaccessible information. Carter Sanders introduces NETPM as a solution, demonstrating how it facilitates the creation of "living models" that evolve with the system. Key topics include the implementation of NETPM, focusing on user roles, permissions, and effective workflows. A customer success story illustrates the tangible benefits of NETPM, including reduced man-hours, faster information transfer, and improved risk mitigation. The presentation also covers important considerations for model management, data access, and adapting service models to incorporate NETPM effectively. By emphasizing the shift from static diagrams to dynamic, collaborative models, this talk aims to showcase how NETPM can enhance safety, reliability, and efficiency in power system management. It concludes by encouraging audiences to explore NETPM's potential in their operations, positioning it as a crucial tool for navigating the complexities of modern electrical systems.
The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, also known as ADNOC, is the state-owned oil company of the United Arab Emirates, and is the world's 12th largest oil company by production. ADNOC is committed to sustainability and has implemented various initiatives to reduce its carbon footprint, enhance operational efficiency, and support the UAE's goal for renewable energy and climate change mitigation. For ADNOC’s many facilities, whether independent power plants or other electrical networks, the challenge is how to provide training to operators, to not only get familiar with the operation management tools and procedures, but also to gain experience with the system response. In this presentation, ADNOC will demonstrate how they use ETAP Operator Training (eOTS) with ETAP Digital Twin as their training environment for the existing power management system to ensure well-trained operators for their electrical networks, turbines, and generators, and to ensure they are capable of responding to any operating scenarios they face on a day-to-day basis, during a plant startup or shutdown, or any kind of disturbance in the electrical network.
Marine Electricals India Limited, a premier provider of electrical solutions for marine and industrial applications, has been at the forefront of the industry since its inception in 1978. Headquartered in Mumbai, India, the company specializes in delivering comprehensive electrical systems and services, including design, installation, and maintenance, to a diverse clientele spanning shipping, offshore, and industrial sectors. Before adopting SEE Electrical software, Marine Electricals faced several challenges, including frequent design checks and verification, prolonged project turnaround times, and difficulties in managing complex wiring projects. These issues often led to delays and increased costs, affecting overall efficiency. To address these challenges and enhance its engineering capabilities, Marine Electricals adopted SEE Electrical software. Initially starting with just one license, the company quickly realized the software's potential and has since expanded to 15 licenses. SEE Electrical CAD tool revolutionized their design processes by providing intuitive, user-friendly interfaces and robust features tailored to the needs of electrical engineering. The software enabled seamless creation of detailed schematics, efficient management of complex wiring projects, and ensured compliance with industry standards. By integrating SEE Electrical software into their operations, Marine Electricals significantly reduced design errors and project turnaround times. The software's advanced functionalities facilitated precise documentation and improved collaboration among engineering teams, ultimately leading to enhanced productivity and higher-quality outputs. This strategic adoption has empowered Marine Electricals to deliver more reliable and efficient electrical solutions, reinforcing their reputation as a leader in the marine and industrial electrical sectors.
In most cases, SCCAF (Short Circuit Coordination Arc Flash) studies are done by engineering firms, which then submit reports to facility owners. The challenge is that those reports tend to be lengthy (up to 5,000 pages), not engaging, and hard to grasp for facility personnel. ETAP's powerful graphical and presentation tools can help make those reports livelier, informative, and more engaging. This case study will discuss how you can summarize lengthy power studies reports within just a 30-minute interactive meeting, and highlight how the final ETAP model can be used, with its powerful graphical interface and presentation tools, including Data Blocks, Multiple Presentation layers, Sequence of Operations, and Arc flash calculator.
This case study discusses the challenges faced by BBraun Medical, a manufacturing facility of medical products, due to unplanned outages and the lack of an optimized load shedding system. This demonstration discusses the use of ETAP Real-Time Intelligent Load Shedding (ILS), and ETAP's digital twin modeling capabilities, to distinguish between different subsystems and validate the ILS solution. The ILS solution provided a quick response to islanding conditions, ensuring the continuous operation of critical loads while shedding non-critical loads, thus minimizing production loss during outages. The solution also offered load optimization, flexible load priority modifications, and real-time monitoring capabilities. Overall, the ETAP ILS solution helped BBraun Medical operate safely during disturbances and minimize the impact of utility disturbances, providing an effective load shedding solution.
Gila Al-Tawakol electric, an electrical solutions provider and panel builder, started their digitization transformation by switching from a general CAD software program to SEE Electrical. In order to satisfy the increasing need for specialist electrical design capabilities, this change was crucial. In order to guarantee a seamless transition, our change management strategy included thorough training programs, active stakeholder participation, and a phased implementation approach was essential to this process. This product demonstration discusses this journey, overcoming early resistance, encouraging a culture of continual development, and utilizing SEE Electrical's cutting-edge capabilities to increase our design accuracy and efficiency. This presentation reveals how this change is leading to more innovation and quality in our industry by streamlining our operations, reducing errors, shortening project timelines, and most importantly exploring new customizations and enhancements.
The escalating demand for fleet electrification across the U.S. presents a significant challenge to existing distribution infrastructure, necessitating EV charging management strategies to meet electrical energy demands and address power quality issues. Level 2 and Level 3 EV chargers, equipped with power electronic converters and PWM technology, generate non-sinusoidal currents, exacerbating power quality concerns at individual sites. The effect of rapid voltage changes (RVC) introduced by this equipment is also discussed. This case study features insights and observations from field-recorded measurements of unbalanced (per-phase) harmonic distortions at a site with over 300 electric van charging stations. The unbalanced harmonic analysis (UBHA) conducted by Eradeh Power Consulting using ETAP Software for the site, revealed distortion limits being exceeded for individual phase currents and voltages as well as power distribution equipment rating overloads (such as transformer K-rating and cable thermal limits). The presentation also discusses how unbalanced harmonic distortions calculated within the site and at the point of common coupling (PCC) can be mitigated using techniques such as the use of active / passive harmonic filters amongst others.