PE/IA/PE
Power Engineering / Industry Applications / Power Electronics
Meeting Announcements
Unless otherwise stated, non-IEEE members are welcome to attend the meetings listed here.
Members are encouraged to invite and bring guests to these events.
 
UPCOMING EVENTS!
 
IEEE PES/IAS One-Day Training Seminars
Electric Power System Simulation Using ETAP PowerStation
 
Dates & Locations:
Monday, December 9, 2002
Florida Municipal Power Agency
8553 Commodity Circle
Orlando, Florida 32819
0.5 CEU's for ETAP Training on Dec 9th at FMPA
 
Friday, December 13, 2002
Tampa Electric Company
Production Services Center
6944 U.S. Hwy 41 North
Apollo Beach, Florida 33572
 
Time:
8:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
 
Registration and Continental Breakfast
Seminar
Lunch
Seminar
 
Agenda Topics :
- Overview of modeling electrical power systems via one-line diagrams.
- Load flow, voltage drop, panel design, and short circuit analysis.
- Arc-Flash boundary definition based on NFPA 70E.
- Modeling of protective device coordination.
- Advanced simulation overview including harmonics, motor acceleration, and transient stability.
 
Speaker:
Tanuj Khandelwal, MSEE - Operation Technology, Inc. Engineer
Mr. Khandelwal is a member of IEEE and certified ETAP Instructor for OTI. He will present a training seminar for electric power system simulation using ETAP PowerStation. He has been involved in the design, support, and testing of ETAP PowerStation for more than two years and has taught numerous courses on ETAP PowerStation throughout the United States.
 
Seminar Fee:
Members/Users: $25.00
Non-Members: $40.00
Students: $10.00
Prices include continental breakfast and boxed lunch.
 
Online Registration:
Space is limited to 30 participants. Register Early!
Click here for online registration.
 
For more information,
Karyn Hinton
Operation Technology, Inc.
Telephone: (800) 477-ETAP
E-Mail: karyn@etap.com
https://www.etap.com
 
Additional Details:
ARE WE GETTING CEU CREDITS FOR THIS CLASS?
We will be offering 0.5 CEU's for the course here in Orlando. The state of
Florida has recognized IEEE as a provider of continuing education. The
attendee is responsible for determining if the class qualifies as a
"technical" course, based on their area of practice.
 
WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING TO GET THE CEU CREDITS?
You will need to bring the registration fee, if any, in Cash or Check. If
you are an IEEE Member you will need your membership number. If you are a
Florida PE, you will need your PE Number. (We have to report PE Attendance
to the state.)
 
WHERE IS FMPA?
FMPA is located on the left hand side of Commodity Circle. Commodity circle
is the first traffic light on John Young Parkway, south of Sand Lake Road.
>From John Young Parkway, turn West onto Commodity circle.
 
SHOULD I RSVP?
Yes, respond to the "for more information" person above to RSVP. You can
not RSVP with me.
 
 
ENERSYS BATTERY PIZZA AND LEARN at Black and Veatch on Dec 11th at 6pm
WHAT IS A PIZZA AND LEARN?
We will all get together, eat some pizza and try to learn (or not learn) a
little something. This Pizza and Learn speaker is being provided by
Enersys. The presentation will be an overview of current (power system
level) battery technology and their applications as well as a glimpse of
what the future holds in battery technology.
 
WHERE IS BLACK AND VEATCH?
Black and Veatch's office are located on the SE corner of Church and Orange
in downtown Orlando. We have a volunteer who will help us with parking in
the parking garage for this building. The parking garage entrance is on the
north side of Jackson, across from the Grand Bohemian. Our volunteer will
be there from 5:30 to 6pm (sharp.) If you need a map, drop me an email.
 
IS THERE GRUB?
Pizza will be served with a side of cookies and drinks.
 
ARE WE GETTING CEU CREDITS FOR THIS CLASS?
We may (unconfirmed) be offering 0.1 CEU's for the course here in Orlando.
The state of Florida has recognized IEEE as a provider of continuing
education. The attendee is responsible for determining if the class
qualifies as a "technical" course, based on their area of practice.
 
WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING TO GET THE CEU CREDITS?
You will need to bring the registration fee, if any, in Cash or Check. If
you are an IEEE Member you will need your membership number. If you are a
Florida PE, you will need your PE Number. (We have to report PE Attendance
to the state.)
 
SHOULD I RSVP?
Yes, respond to this email to RSVP.
 
IS THERE A FEE FOR THIS MEETING?
Nope, this one is free.
 
 
UPCOMING EVENTS:
 
We have many events we are trying to setup in the spring, so watch you
email!
 
Don't forget the Tutorial, Every Tuesday in March. Topic this year will be
on Security.
 
 
PE REVIEW COURSE FOR THE SPRING PE EXAM AT UCF:
 
I know I said there wasn't going to be a PE Exam review in the Spring for
EE's, but apparently UCF has changed their mind. For Details contact Mickey
Gravis mgravois@mail.ucf.edu <mailto:mgravois@mail.ucf.edu> right away.
They need to know how many people are interested.
 
NON IEEE ACTIVITIES OF INTEREST
https://epdweb.engr.wisc.edu/brochures/E427.html
 
 
This is a power Quality class being offered January 14-17 2003 here in
Orlando
 
 
See y'all at the next meeting
 
Aaron Staley
Secretary: Orlando IEEE PES/IAS/PEL Society
Electrical Engineer
Siemens Westinghouse Power Corporation
(407) 736-2733
Aaron.Staley@siemens.com
https://ewh.ieee.org/soc/pes/orlando/PESORLAN/index.html
 
 
As always, please forward to anyone who might be interested. If you want to
be removed from this list, please let me know. If you know of anyone who
should be added to this list, please let me know.
 
We are the Orlando IEEE Chapter of Power Engineering, Industrial
Applications and Power Electronics. We are a joint society of these three
societies. Unless indicated otherwise, everyone is welcome at our meetings
including students, non-ieee members, and even those who aren't engineers.
 
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