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VFDs for Maintenance Technicians Seminar
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This 2-day class is designed for technicians in the field responsible for installing, programming, troubleshooting, and retrofitting electric motor drives.
Course Description
This 2-day class is designed for technicians in the field responsible for installing, programming, troubleshooting, and retrofitting electric motor drives. This industry-leading resource begins with electric motor principles, power requirements, and control methods and focuses on the safe operation, installation, startup, and troubleshooting of electric motor drives.
This class is 75% Hands-On. Over 30 hands on lab projects.
We use custom training equipment made to be just like the equipment on the floor. One work station for 2 students. Maximum of 10 students per class.
We use Allen Bradley PowerFlex 525 Drives for this class.
Course Topics And Objectives
- Describe the advantages of using sol- id-state switching.
- Explain how heat affects solid-state switches.
- Describe resistors and capacitors.
- List the different types of semiconductor devices used in electric motor drives.
- Describe integrated power modules.
- Explain how to prevent electrostatic dis- charge from damaging electronic components.
- Describe the function of the three main sections of an electric motor drive.
- Explain how pulse width modulation (PWM) is used to control a motor.
- Describe AC drives.
- List the considerations that need to be addressed when installing an electric motor drive.
- Explain how poor power quality affects electric motor drives.
- List the factors that must be considered when installing an electric motor drive.
- Describe electric motor drive wiring.
- Discuss the importance of parameters.
- Describe different electric motor drive programming devices.
- List programming features that are included in basic parameters.
- List programming features that are included in advanced parameters.
- Describe the process of performing an initial check on an electric motor drive.
- Describe the process of performing a secondary check on an electric motor drive.
- Describe the process of performing a final check on an electric motor drive.
- Hands-on lab projects
- Safe Torque Off
- Setup for ethernet
- Network configurations
- CCW software programming
- Setting up drive for the following applications:
- Conveyor
- Mixer
- Compressor
- Centrifugal Pump
- Blower/Fan
- Extruder
Over 30 Hands On Lab Projects
Who Should Attend
- Energy management personnel
- Apprentice and experienced HVAC technicians
- IT Technicians
- Fire Alarm Technicians
- Electricians
- Multi-craft personnel
- Plant & facility maintenance technicians
- Building engineers
- Building managers & superintendents
- Plant & facility managers
- Stationary engineers
- Anyone who needs cross-training on VFDs
This Course Is Available To Be Delivered On-Site At Your Location
On-Site Training
- We offer onsite training at your facility.
- We can provide the same courses as we offer in public seminars. We can even design courses especially to meet your needs.
Advantages Of On-Site Training
- Modify the content to your specific needs
- Protect company privacy
- Workers remain on site in case of an emergency
- Saves time and travel costs
- Instructors can discuss your specific equipment
- Problems can be openly discussed
- Flexible scheduling
- Increased price savings as the groups get larger
- Promote teamwork & camaraderie among workers
- More comfortable learning environment
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