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RVI-11568
Transmission and Distribution: Pad-Mounted Transformers and Switchgear
1 hr. Online Course
Level:
Intermediate
Item#:
RVI-11568
SME:
Joseph Neville
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The purpose of this interactive online course is to teach the basic principles of operation of pad-mounted transformers and switchgear, the types of equipment that are in common use, and how they are connected. The course also presents the basic principles of pad-mounted transformer and switchgear inspection and troubleshooting and shows an example of how to detect a problem with one leg of a three-phase transformer. At the conclusion of this course, participants should be able to state how pad-mounted transformers and switchgear are used and to describe how they are connected. They should be able to recognize and identify commonly used types of pad-mounted transformers and switchgear. They should also be able to inspect pad-mounted transformers and switchgear, and they should be able to detect a problem with one leg of a three-phase transformer.
Objectives
SME
Course Applies to
Course Objectives
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Describe the characteristics, components, and general operation of a pad-mounted transformer
Describe an installation procedure for a three-phase pad-mounted transformer
Describe various problems that might be encountered when troubleshooting a three-phase pad-mounted transformer
Explain how the troubleshooting process can be used to isolate the cause of a problem in a three-phase, pad-mounted transformer
Describe the characteristics and components of pad-mounted switchgear
Explain how the configuration of pad-mounted switchgear allows you to sectionalize and isolate portions of the system during repair or maintenance
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT: Joseph Neville
Todd Neville worked for Jefferson Energy Cooperative in Georgia for 24 years. His career began as a groundman and worked up to line crew supervisor. After many years in the field, Todd was ready to begin sharing his knowledge and experiences with others. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Master of Science in Management at Troy University. Mr. Neville is now a Senior Product Specialist for Underground Cable Accessories at Hubbell Power Systems.
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Accreditation: Instructor Name: Joseph Neville Instructor Approval ID: INST.0000281) Provider Approval ID: PROV.0000044-ELEC
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Accreditation: FL DBPR Approved Provider 0001771
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Accreditation: The purpose of this interactive online course is to teach the basic principles of operation of pad-mounted transformers and switchgear, the types of equipment that are in common use, and how they are connected. The course also presents the basic principles of pad-mounted transformer and switchgear inspection and troubleshooting and shows an example of how to detect a problem with one leg of a three-phase transformer.
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Accreditation: FL DBPR Approved Provider 0001771
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