Electrical Bonding Grounding Shielding Course - Call us on +44 (0) 1443 223544 or Contact Us - 2 Days
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Introduction
The importance of effective protection of electrical and electronic systems against electrical power surges, lightning, electrical interference cannot be over emphasised.
Inadequate or poor earthing or grounding practice can result in continual faults and intermittent interruptions in supply which in turn gives rise to expensive downtime and lost production. In addition there is the safety of plant personnel to be considered and the requirements of the countries legislation to be met regarding effective earthing or grounding.
This course will cover the basic theory necessary to understand and apply grounding (earthing) and the most important aspects of an effective and practical approach to the subject in an industrial situation.
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Objectives
1) Define grounding (earthing)
2) Explain the importance of soil (or sand) resistivity
3) Describe types of grounding electrodes
4) Explain how circulating currents can occur and how they may be minimized
5) Explain the significance of relevant National Electrical Codes or Standards for grounding, lightning protection and surge suppression
6) Identify situations where grounding is required to ensure compliance with regulations and worker safety
7) Describe the effects of lightning on electrical systems
8) Explain the role of UPS in the improvement of power supply quality and reliability
9) Describe the adverse effects of electrical noise and the protective measures that can be adopted to minimise its effects
10) Describe grounding methods for the power system neutral conductor
11) Explain the requirements for equipment grounding
12) Explain the importance of protection of circuits and equipment against the effects of static electricity
13) Explain the importance of surge and methods used to reduce the adverse effects of surge
14) Apply the theory of bonding, grounding and surge protection to case studies
Who is the course for?
Maintenance Supervisors and technicians engaged in the repair of equipment and plant. Instrumentation, Electrical and Control Engineers who are responsible for the maintenance and specification of equipment. Safety Engineers and Electrical Inspectors should find this course beneficial. Electrical and Instrumentation technicians who maintain equipment.
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