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| Next Meeting is Tuesday, June 24, Roadway Illumination |
We are planning a discussion on Roadway Illumination. The speaker is James Mercier. The meeting location is at El Gallo Mexican Restaurant from 6:00 PM to 9:00PM. Please RSVP if you plan to attend. To RSVP or for further information, please contact Stan Friend at stan.friend@us.schneider-electric.com.
James Justin Mercier, P.E. (SM IEEE, M ASCE) is
both a construction electrician and a Civil Engineer. He
graduated from the International Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers (IBEW) Apprenticeship program in 1979 as
a Journeyman Wireman (construction electrician), where
his electrical work experience included power plants, steel
mills, refineries, schools, traffic signals, and office buildings
prior to his returning to college. He earned a B.S.
degree in civil engineering from the University of Cincinnati,
Ohio, USA, in 1986, and worked as an Environmental
Engineer in the private sector prior to joining TxDOT.
Since joining TxDOT in 1994, he has been a Traffic
Engineer in Roadway Illumination and in Traffic Signals,
and a Hydraulics Engineer with the Design Division.
Mr. Mercier is a Licensed Professional Engineer in Illinois,
Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Texas, and Wisconsin, and
a licensed master electrician in both the State of Texas
and the City of Austin. He is a past Chairman of the
Austin, Texas Chapter of the IEEE Power Engineering
Society.
The meeting announcement will be posted when available.
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| Our Thanks to George Martinez |
A big thank you to George Martinez, Professional Engineer, for his presentation and discussion on US Department of Energy Transformer Efficiency Rules that will take effect on January 1, 2010. This presentation took place at el Gallo Mexican Restaurant. Thank you for taking time out of your schedule for this presentation.
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| Continuing Education Certificates |
| You may pick up your CE certificates for IEEE meetings at the meeting. |
| Many thanks to Glenn Drayson and Thompson Technology |
Glenn Drayson traveled from Vancouver to provide us a general overview of emergency generator-paralleling switchgear for distributed generation, auto standby or prime power applications, and details on Thompson Technology's approach to solving the problems one might encounter. We appreciate very much his taking the time to visit us. He provided a copy of his presentation slides for any who are interested in further study and for those who could not attend. |
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The electronic Central Texas Section newsletter, The Analog, provides news of many of the other IEEE activities in the Austin and San Antonio areas. If you are an IEEE Central Texas Section member, your subscription
is provided automatically to the email address in your IEEE profile. If you
are not a member, you may subscribe following the procedures provided
at the Analog Webpage.
Be advised that
there is not a lot of traffic on this list intentionally. The
list manager tries to keep it below 3 emails a month
- The Analog, the mid-month reminder,
and maybe an emergency announcement, but we prefer 2
emails a month. |
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