Learn from the experts how to recognize failing electrical equipment, locate failing equipment, and reduce SAIFI through Intelligence-Based Preventive Maintenance.
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Stephen SeboPh.D. 1966, Budapest Technical University, Electrical Engineering
Areas of interest: Power systems, HV engineering, electrical insulation, energy conversion, electromagnetic compatibility, reliability
Professor Emeritus: The Ohio State University, Electrical & Computer Engineering
Don KastenPh.D. 1976, University of Missouri at Columbia, Electrical Engineering
Areas of interest: Electric power systems, HV engineering, electrical insulation, system protection, reliability
Associate Professor: The Ohio State University, Electrical & Computer Engineering
 John Lauletta
President, Exacter, Inc.Columbus, Ohio
Co-Founder of Exacter, Inc. who has developed and commercialized the EXACTER® Outage-Avoidance System that identifies and maps failure signatures on overhead distribution lines.
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Exacter Customers from Investor-Owned Utilities, Municipalities, and Rural Co-Ops who have been using the new technology in the field over the last year.
TO REGISTER
Email reservation to:Colleen Groezingercgroezinger@exacterinc.com614-880-9320
Make Checks Payable to:Exacter, Inc.7700 Rivers Edge Drive, Suite 102Columbus, OH 43235
Price:
IEEE Members: $995
Non-Members Register by March 1: $1,095
All Registrations after March 1: $1,995
For more information Call: 614-880-9320
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IEEE Certification in Field Reliability Operations SeminarMarch 17-19, 2008 — Columbus, OHMarriot Columbus Airport Hotel
Failing electrical equipment is the second-rated cause of overhead distribution outages in the U.S., responsible for 30% of all outages. This avoidable problem affects all reliability indices. Learn from the experts how to: recognize failing electrical equipment, locate failing equipment, and reduce SAIFI through Intelligence-Based Preventive Maintenance.
By attending this Conference you will be able to:
Develop a cost-effective system survey
Predict the costs of equipment failure across your system
Create a SAIFI-reduction program by addressing Worst-Performing Circuits
Improve customer satisfaction
Improve SAIFI within 3 months
Measure the results of your program and directly report the ROI monthly
Bring new ideas, better understanding, and new technology to your utility’s reliability improvement program
Classroom/Lab Exercises:
Learn how energized equipment fails
Experience the failure signatures that predict an impending outage
Develop a results-oriented program for your Worst-Performing Circuits
Work with utility colleagues and plan a survey, location, and maintenance program with measurable results
Create a business plan that includes:
Program Parameters
Implementation Design
Deployment Milestones
Measurable Results
Program ROI
Management Reports
Learn Field-Locating Techniques:
Experience The OSU High-Voltage Laboratory hands-on learning session
Who Should Attend:
Executives with PUC reporting responsibility
Reliability Managers
Reliability & Distribution Engineers
SAIFI/MAIFI/SAIDI Coordinators
Schedule:
March 17, 6 PM to 8 PM:
Arrive Columbus, Ohio (CMH) — Free Shuttle to Hotel; Reception and Registration
March 18, 8 AM to 9 PM:
Keynote Welcome Address: AMP-Ohio Executive Team
Classroom and Laboratory (all meals included)
Evening Networking Event (dinner included)
March 19, 8 AM to Noon:
Business Case Studies (breakfast included)
Presentation of Certificates
Agenda:
Monday, March 17
6 PM to 8 PM: Reception and Registration
Tuesday, March 18
7:30 AM: Breakfast
8:00 AM: Keynote Welcome
Overview of Failure Emissions
Disturbance Sources
Electromagnetic Aspects of Failing Equipment
Power Quality Aspects of Failing Equipment
Lunch
Instrumentation for Failing Equipment Location
Field Case Studies
Hands-On Learning Session at The Ohio State University High-Voltage Laboratory
Dinner and Networking Event
Wednesday, March 19
7:30 AM: Breakfast
8:00 AM: Questions and Answers
The 20,000-Mile Electric Utility Overhead Distribution Reliability Survey Report
Team Project
Develop the Business Case for Preventive Maintenance Programs
Develop the Business Plan and Management Presentation
Team Presentations
11:30 AM: Checkout and Return to Airport on Hotel Shuttle
Air Travel Information:
Fly into Port Columbus International Airport (CMH)
Free Airport Shuttle to the Hotel — Just call from Baggage Claim; there is no need to rent a car.
Hotel Information:
Marriott Columbus Airport
Phone: 614-475-7551
Address: 1375 N. Cassady Avenue
Columbus, OH 43219
CEUs: 1.2 (12 PDH), Issued by IEEE
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