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ETAP has been used as backbone Software for all Electrical Studies in Toshiba Plant Systems & services Co. (TPSC) since 2001, hence integration of ETAP to Single Database is of significance and implementation of the interface is on-going. Engineering Tools Setup and Integration Project (ETSIP) structure will be presented where all disciplines are connected to a single database to enable concurrent engineering, reduce lead time and man-hours, and to increase quality of the engineering and design.
This webinar, by analyzing the protection against indirect contact in ac (50/60-Hz) low-voltage power systems by automatic disconnection of supply, seeks to clarify both the terminologies and each type of grounding system adopted in IEC standards, with the intent to create a common reference for practicing engineers in the matter of bonding and earthing of power systems.
ETAP's cable thermal assessment software is an excellent tool to compute Cable Ampacity based on Load Flow calculations and cable sizes based on the Cable Sizing analysis tool.
This presentation will discuss how the recently updated ETAP unbalanced load flow feature has been used for analyzing the effects of an open-phase fault on several TVA nuclear power stations.
This lessons learned paper provides the fundamentals and guidelines for modeling thermal overload curves in engineering software.
Take advantage of the System Dumpster in order to move data around in your existing ETAP project.
This webinar will present the new Short Circuit Analyzer. This time-saving feature compares and filters various short circuit reports in a single display.
Short Circuit Analyzer is a time-saving software tool that compares and filters various short circuit analysis reports coming from different scenarios in a single display.
Revisiting ILS benefits at PT Newmont after a decade in service.
Learn about the features and benefits of using Sequence-of-Operation (SQOP) to achieve an accurate and realistic Protective Device (PD) operating time under bolted and arcing fault conditions.