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!
PES/IAS/PEL
February Officers' Meeting
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Date:
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Wednesday,
Feb 4th
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Time:
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6:30 pm
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Place:
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Tijuana
Flats, Downtown
Orlando
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Contact:
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Debra
Prince,
(407) 942-9296 office, (407) 810-8951
cell
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PES/IAS/PEL
February Chapter Meeting
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Date:
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Thursday,
Feb. 12th
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Time:
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11:45 to
4:30 pm
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Food:
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Lunch from
11:45 to 12:30, afternoon
snacks
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Place:
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Progress
Energy Florida in Lake Mary (RSVP for
Directions)
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Topic:
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Lightning
Protection
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Speakers:
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Charlie
Williams and Frank
Dlouhy
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Contact:
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Debra
Prince,
(407) 942-9296 office, (407) 810-8951
cell
Aaron Staley,
(407) 942-9651 office
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RSVP:
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REQUIRED
to ensure enough food
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CEU's:
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0.4 CEU'S,
enough to meet your two year requirement
for Florida
PE's
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Cost:
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$75 for
Non IEEE Members, $50 for IEEE Members,
$25 for
Students
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The first half of
the course will cover the basics of protecting
Distribution and Transmission lines, taught by
Charlie Williams Jr, PE, with Progress Energy
Florida.
The second half of
the course will cover Facility lightning
protection, taught by Frank Dlouhy who is president
of Omega Power Systems, a consulting and
contracting firm that specializes in electrical
protection of facilities.
Lunch will be
served at 11:45 and the class will start at 12:30
promptly.
Below is an
preliminary outline of the second half of the
course.
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Introduction: The
Six Point Facility Electrical Protection Plan.
- 1) Capture the
Lightning Strike
- 2) Safely
Convey this energy to ground
- 3) dissipate
energy into the grounding system.
- 4) bond all
ground points together
- 5) protect AC
power distribution
- 6) protect
phone and data circuits.
Briefly Cover
Structural Lightning Protection to show
alternatives and to explain why it does NOT protect
electrical, phone, and data circuits. Proper
Grounding and Bonding as it relates to surge and
phone protection is briefly discussed (This becomes
a common theme throughout the
presentation).
Misconceptions of
surge suppression. This section covers everything
from downline warranties for plug in strips to the
effects of Temporary Overvoltages (TOV) on MOV
based suppression
technologies.
AC Power Surge
Protection Applications and guidelines
Telecommunications and data Surge Protection
Applications and guidelines Some testing videos to
have fun with and close the show.
As always, please forward
to anyone who might be interested. If you want tobe
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.
Updated
1/30/04
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