Arc Flash Analysis
| Day | Morning | Afternoon |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | ETAP Menu and Toolbars Modeling of Power System Components Manual / Auto Building One Line Diagram Display Options Themes and Color Codes Project Revisioning 3-D Database (Presentation, Configuration, Revision) ETAP Library Structure Data Import / Export Data / Project Management Scenario Wizards Exercise | Data Requirements Calculation Methods Load / Generation Modeling in Power System Loading / Generation Categories Diversity / Demand Factors Parameter Settings / Adjustments Reports / Alerts Result Analyzer Exercise Cable Editor / Library Cable Manager Cable Loading Cable Installation Types / Ampacity Cable Sizing Standards Cable Sizing Constraints Exercise |
| 2 | Short Circuit Analysis (Online) ANSI Short Circuit Concept & Overview | Protective Device Sequence-of-Operation Protective Device Coordination utilizing Short Circuit Parameter Settings / Adjustment Sequence-of-Operation Study Study / Device Setting Reports Exercise Auto Evaluation of Protection & Selectivity Auto Evaluation Concept & Application Auto Evaluation Rule Book Auto Evaluation of Protection & Coordination on Selected Zones Errors, Alerts & Warnings Exercise |
| 3 | Application Considerations for IEEE 1584-2018 Input Data Enclosure Editor and Electrode Configurations Arc Flash Result Analyzer AF – Auto Evaluation – C-area Plots Exercises | Arc-Flash Decay Method |
| 4 | Incident Energy Mitigation – ZSI(P) | DC Arc Flash and High-Voltage Arc Flash (ArcFault™) Modeling of DC Sources for DC Arc-Flash |
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Workshop Description
- The purpose of this Live Online workshop is to learn how to apply power system engineering knowledge to conduct arc-flash hazard analysis as well as to provide a refresher on modeling power systems using ETAP software.
- This workshop provides instructions on how to apply the new IEEE 1584-2018 Standard. The course explains how an arc-flash incident energy study should be conducted using the new arc-flash standard guidelines.
- The course covers a few basics on arc-flash hazard assessment and the application/selection of mitigation techniques such as improved overcurrent protective device settings, differential protection, etc.
- This course also includes a refresher on topics such as power system modeling fundamentals, equipment sizing, power flow problems, & short circuit analysis.
- Participants will be provided with a full ETAP license for the duration of the workshop.
NOTE: This workshop starts at 9:00 AM, Pacific Time.
Requirements:
- Windows 10 Computer (i5+ CPU).
- Reliable Internet access so attendee can connect to ETAP License server during workshop.
- Dual Monitors are recommended but not required.
Who should attend
- New ETAP users and power engineers who wish to increase their skills using the ETAP application to perform system studies and arc flash analysis
- Current users seeking a refresher course
- Knowledge of power system engineering concepts is highly recommended for those attending this workshop.
New to ETAP? Visit the ETAP Resource Center to review Tutorials, Webinars, Case Studies & Technical Papers on ETAP Electrical Power System Analysis in preparation for the workshop.
Registration
Location
Online ETAP Training
This workshop starts at 9:00 AM, Pacific Standard Time (PST) .
Date & Time
Jul 14 - 17, 2025
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Time zone: Pacific Daylight Time
Information
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United States
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