| Two Day (see no. 6) 8:30 am - 5:30 pm | $500.00 |
| Wed, 13 Oct 10 | |
| This tutorial is intended to improve the skills of the designer of industrial and commercial power distribution systems to maximize performance and safety (compliance to the NEC), while minimizing the cost and down time. A simple approach to electrical overcurrent protection of low voltage (600V) power systems will be presented. The tutorial will include interrupting capacity, component protection and selective coordination of fuses and circuit breakers. Newer innovations, such as Type "2" protection of NEMA and IEC motor starters will be covered, as well as long standing controversies, such as single phasing. Dramatic films of actual test will demonstrate the topics covered. Application manuals will be provided and practical problems will be worked by the attendees with close instructor supervision. In today's business climate, time is at a premium. So the course is focused on saving the designer's time while still producing a safe and properly functioning electrical system. | |
| Mr. Paul Friemel, PE (Bussmann) | (636) 394-2877 |
| Professional Biography of - Paul Friemel, P.E. Paul Friemel has been presenting seminars on Electrical Overcurrent Protection for over 35 years, to both technically and non-technically oriented audiences. He is a registered engineer in the state of Missouri and is a Senior Member of the IEEE. The St. Louis Section of the IEEE presented him with the Outstanding Educator Award for 2004. He is also a member of the IAEI, IES, Board of Directors of the St. Louis Electrical Board and is Vice Chairman of the St. Louis County Electrical Code Review Committee. Paul is a Senior Sales Electrical Engineer with the Cooper Bussmann Fuse Company, where he started in 1966 after graduating from the University of Missouri with a degree in Electrical Engineering. | |
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