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IEEE
Central Texas Section
Power Engineering Society
San Antonio Chapter
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April Meeting Announcement
MS Word
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Thursday, April 26
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Time: |
6:00 to 6:30 PM Social / Business
6:30 to 7:30 PM Presentation / Dinner |
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Dinner: |
$10 Members, $13.00 non-members.
**Free for students**
The
price includes drink (soda, iced tea or water), tip
and tax.
Barbeque meal includes 2 meats and two sides.
Please note the new meeting location and prices.
Cash only please, No
checks or credit cards.
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Location: |
Grady's
Bar-B-Q
6510 S. San Pedro Ave. (see below)
San Antonio, Texas 78216
210-805-8036
Please note the new meeting location and prices.
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RSVP: |
Please RSVP to Steven
Mouser , 210-658-7250, or s.mouser@ieee.org
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Speaker: |
David Costello, Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories
(SEL) |
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Bio: |
David Costello graduated from
Texas A&M University in 1991 with a BS in Electrical
Engineering. He worked as a system protection engineer
at Central Power and Light ( Corpus Christi, Texas) and
Central and Southwest Services ( Tulsa, Oklahoma). He
served on the System Protection Task Force for ERCOT.
In 1996, David joined Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories,
where he has served as a field application engineer and
regional service manager. He presently holds the title
of senior application engineer and works for SEL in Boerne,
Texas. He is a senior member of IEEE, and a member of
the planning committee for the Conference for Protective
Relay Engineers at Texas A&M University.
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Presentation: |
How to
Analyze a Power System Event.
One of the most significant improvements
in the utility industry in the last 20 years has been
the ability to definitely determine the root cause of
every power system event and misoperation. This
is due in large part to the built-in event report capture
capability of today's microprocessor relays. This
presentation will share a well-established process for
analyzing power system events, demonstrate tools of the
trade, and use real-world event examples to demonstrate
concepts and lessons learned.
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Directions to Grady's Bar-B-Q on
San Pedro:
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From I-410, exit at San Pedro
Ave., turn south, and proceed to 6510 San Pedro.
Click here for a map from
Yahoo.
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