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ELECTRICAL ANALYSIS
"Load monitoring", "power quality," and "harmonic analysis" is a sign of the times. With the critical nature of today's electronic equipment, the electrical environment plays an important role in its operation. Using state-of-the-art instrumentation, our professional engineering staff can diagnose the problems and provide you with cost-effective solutions.
ARC FLASH HAZARD ANALYSIS
To perform an arc flash hazard analysis, data is collected about the facility's power distribution systems. The data includes the arrangement of components on a one-line drawing with nameplate specifications of every device. Also required are details of the lengths and cross section area of all cables. The utility should be contacted for information including the minimum and maximum fault currents that can be expected at the entrance to the facility. Once the data has been collected, a short circuit analysis followed by a coordination study should be performed. The resultant data can then be fed into the equations described by either NFPA 70E-2000 or IEEE Standard 1584-2002. These equations will produce the necessary flash protection boundary distances and incident energy to determine the minimum PPE requirement.
ELECTRICAL FIELD SERVICES
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Automatic Switches
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Battery Systems
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High & Low Voltage Circuit Breakers & Switches
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Ground Fault Systems
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Infrared Inspection
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Ultrasonic Survey
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Instrument Transformers
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Load Bank Tests
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Metering & Instrumentation
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Motors
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Motor Control Centers
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Transformers
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Bus Ducts
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Relay Calibration
GROUND FAULT SYSTEM TESTING
Ground fault protection is needed in commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities. The National Electrical Code (NEC) addresses the need for ground fault protection in NEC Section 215-10 for feeders, NEC Section 230-95 for services, and NEC 240-13 as part of overcurrent protection. Specific ground fault protection requirements in health care facilities that exceed the general NEC requirements are provided in NEC 517-17.
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