Power Quality & Energy Efficiency

• Explain the precautions in the use of test tools to identify common power quality problems
• Identify the most effective recording mode to troubleshoot common power quality problems
• Obtain and review data to troubleshoot common power quality problems
• Examine how Earthing is vital to the safety and effectiveness of the wiring of power systems
• Obtain and review data to troubleshoot common earthing problems
• Demonstrate how to use Fluke analysis and reporting software to assist in asset improvements

• Consulting Engineers, Renewable Energy Installers, and Maintenance Electricians looking to enhance their skills to make the most of their client’s equipment
• Electrician System Designers looking to improve their understanding of power quality in their systems
• Asset Managers looking to increase the energy efficiency and extend the lifespan of their assets
• Any Electrician, Technician, or Maintenance Professional looking to enhance their knowledge of and skills relating to power quality

Curriculum Outline

Topic	Outcomes
Test Tool Safety	Become familiar with AS4836/AS61010 Standards Practice common safety practices Understand the role of handheld tools as PPE
Practical Power Quality Basics	Become familiar with PQ theory Understand relevant standards and regulations Practice using PQ tools
Applications of PQ	Understand how to use PQ tools to rectify issues Become familiar with typical scenarios and how to rectify them Practice selecting and using PQ tools
Practical Earth Ground	Become familiar with Earth Ground basics Understand relevant standards and regulations Practice applying Earth Ground basics
Test and Certificate of Attendance	Attendees successfully completing a short test designed to check their understanding of key material presented in the course will be given a ‘Certificate of Attendance’

What you will need

It is encouraged that each participant brings a Windows 10 laptop to the workshop with appropriate software installed including Fluke Energy Analyze Plus (download here).

Prerequisites:

Trade level working knowledge of electrical systems. This course assumes you have at minimum an understanding of industrial concepts relevant to a practical working industrial environment.

Time commitment:

Each workshop session will run for 8 hours on a single day. Morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea are included.