Technical Tuesday Webinar Series
Technical Tuesdays are a remote learning, professional development hour (PDH) eligible, opportunity via live online webinars from ABB subject matter experts. Register just once for access to the entire series live or on-demand at your convenience.
Timing: Live session every other Tuesday at 2:00 pm Eastern
Format: 1-hour of presentation followed by Q&A with downloadable PDH certificate
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Upcoming Sessions and Presenters:
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February 2 @ 2pm ET |
MODERNIZATION: Digital Switchgear | Natalie Silva | Digital switchgear can increase efficiency, improve safety and reliability and reduce cost of ownership. We’ll explore how ABB’s Digital solutions deliver operational efficiencies and predictive diagnostics to modernize your facility. | |||
February 16 @ 2pm ET |
RELIABILTY: Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS) | Arney Kaner | With a rich history of more than 30 years of manufacturing experience, ABB has one of the most extensive primary and secondary gas insulated switchgear (GIS) offerings. In this session, subject matter expert, Arney Kaner, will cover the unparalleled safety, reliability and longevity of ABB’s GIS for a variety of applications. | |||
March 2 @ 2pm ET |
SUSTAINABILITY: Softstarter Selection and Small Power Transformers | Bill Hilliard and Ari Guillerian | Help reduce motor wear, improve the reliability of your operations, and save energy and money. Learn how to select the right softstarter for your application to reduce the stress of in-rush current on your motors and downstream equipment. | |||
March 16 @ 2pm ET |
SAFETY: Layout Considerations for Arc Resistant Switchgear | Arney Kaner and Terry Neighbours | Prevention through design builds safety into electrical distribution systems at the earliest stages. Because safety starts with good design, this webinar will highlight critical layout considerations when specifying arc resistant switchgear. We will also touch on a legal importance of specifying equipment in compliance with ANSI C37.20.7. | |||
March 30 @ 2pm ET |
MODERNIZATION: Life Extension & Upgrade Solutions | Justin Jones | A discussion on roadmap considerations and options to expand or extend the life of your electrical equipment. | |||
April 13 @ 2pm ET |
RELIABILITY: LV Selective Coordination | Bob Hansen | Selective coordination of overcurrent protective devices increases system reliability and is required by the National Electrical Code for several system types. This session will review and explain the key selectivity requirements appearing in the NEC, provide suggestions for specifying selective coordination, and address common questions related to coordinating circuit breakers. | |||
April 27 @ 2pm ET |
SUSTAINABILITY: Size and Select LV Breaker Switches for Energy Storage Solutions | Oscar Moreno and Allen Austin | With the diversification of power generation from alternate sources, the need for flexible and reliable grid systems is becoming more important than ever before. Learn how to simplify your design of energy storage solutions with a comprehensive offering of low voltage circuit breakers and disconnect switches for both DC and AC applications. | |||
May 11 @ 2pm ET |
SAFETY: How to properly size and select disconnect switches for UL508 and UL98 applications | Oscar Moreno | Disconnect switches are not all equal. While the need for switching power on and off is the same across the industry, the required solutions are quite different, and misinterpretation of the technical requirements can result in unnecessary costs added to electrical panels. Understanding the differences between UL508 and UL98 requirements will allow you to stay competitive and deliver the right technical solution. | |||
May 25 @ 2pm ET |
SUSTAINABILITY: Designing a new pit stop: best practices for high power, high service EV charging sites | Rick Jennings and Steve Bloch | With the high uptake in EV adoption, public fast charging sites must accommodate many vehicles with the most convenience to the customer. Great charging sites are usually those that have been well planned with a lot of built in experience and technical expertise. This webinar will focus on high power public charging sites and the critical factors for designing an optimal experience for drivers, hosts and network operators. |
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Meet your Technical Tuesday Series Moderator
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Phillip Carter is Training Program Manager for the ABB Electrification Customer Experience Team. Following a tour of duty with the US Marine Corps, he spent 20 years as a medical service engineer with GE Medical Systems and Philips. Next came 10 years of teaching all levels of mathematics in public high school before joining ABB as a Senior Technical Trainer in 2015.
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