We’re about to start production on our upcoming Online Relay Testing Seminar about Directional Overcurrent Testing. Here’s your chance to help us decide what to include in the seminar! Fill out the form below to let us know what topics you’d like us to cover in this online seminar. What
Rick Ashton has been passionately teaching people how to apply math to relay testing for decades and I was lucky enough to sit in on one of his relay classes. He was very generous with his expertise and had several free calculators on his relaytech.com website and inexpensive Ipad apps.
All of the main videos of Lesson 6: How to Test Overcurrent Elements in IEDs have been recorded and are in the editing process! That means that all of the main videos have been recorded!! Here are the topics in this lesson: What Overcurrent Information You Need to Test Overcurrent
We should have started this several months ago, but we’re on task now and the amount of content has already doubled since we first envisioned what this seminar would look like. It looks like we’ll cover over 40 hours of content for this online seminar about overcurrent testing. If the
The first draft of the Over-Excitation (24-Element) Chapter is finally complete and off to the editors. We cover the theory and step-by-step testing procedures over 60 pages! You can see all the topics and figures covered at the end of this post. Now I’m ready to start the Synchronizing (25)
I’ll be presenting the “Testing breaker Failure Schemes” open lecture at the 36th Annual Hands-On Relay School this year. I haven’t written anything about Breaker Failure protection before and here’s the synopsis for the paper: “Relay testers who want to test breaker failure (50BF) schemes should understand how 50BF schemes
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