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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Marketing Communications
Phone: 727-544-2326
E-Mail: marketing@beckwithelectric.com
Annual Protection Seminar Offered
May 26, 2004 - Now, more than ever, is the time to learn how to
improve the security and dependability of generator, transformer and distributed
generation (DG) interconnection electrical protection in both utility
and non-utility applications. Since the recent blackout of August 14,
2003, these topics have moved into the forefront as the industry attempts
to improve asset security, preserve power delivery, and boost the integrity
of the bulk power system.
Beckwith Electric is currently registering attendees for their annual
Protection Seminar to be held September 26 - 30, 2004 in St. Petersburg,
Florida. The early registration deadline is July 16; the final registration
deadline is August 10. The seminar will be held at the Radisson Hotel
in St. Petersburg, Florida.
This intensive four-day seminar builds the background needed to understand
the complex subject of generator, transformer and DG interconnection protection,
even with a limited knowledge of protective relaying. Those who should
attend include: utility engineers; consultants-especially those involved
in IPP/DG design; equipment/control design engineers; generator manufacturers
and packagers; as well as others who specify protective equipment and
develop settings for the electrical protection of generators, transformers
and DG interconnections.
- Detailed explanations on every element applied for the protection
of generators, power transformers, and DG interconnections
- How the "wild" power system affects your generator and transformers
- Coordination of the AVR and generator protection for maximum security
- Detailed calculations for generator and transformer protection schemes
- DG interconnection impact on utility distribution protection and generator
protection
- Current Status of DG Rules and Regulations, such as IEEE P1547 and
California Rule 21
- Use of advanced commissioning and event investigation tools to verify
protection scheme performance
The cost of the seminar is $800 and includes course materials, lunches,
morning and afternoon breaks, two dinners and the Sunday evening welcome
reception. An early registration discount of $100 is available to those
registered by July 16. A 15% group discount is also available to companies
that register three or more participants.
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For more information:
Beckwith Electric
6190-118th Avenue North
Largo, FL 33773
Phone: 727-544-2326
Fax: 727-546-0121
E-mail: marketing@beckwithelectric.com
Web site: www.beckwithelectric.com
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