Training
Jul 22nd, 2008 by Roman Targosz
Problems relating to power quality are estimated to cost European industry over 150 billion euro annually. The consequences of such problems have become increasingly apparent to organisations who rely heavily on continuous manufacturing processes and IT technology; computer systems and networks, eg financial institutions, office buildings, internet hotels, call centres and e-commerce businesses. These problems are relatively new. Power quality analysis, diagnosis and solutions have been included in the electrical engineering curriculum since the mid 90s. As a result, many generations of engineers have not been trained for these topics, while being confronted with them on a daily basis. European standards lag in modern installation practice in the United States and UK. PQ-standards do exist, but in many countries they are not obligatory or are interpreted differently by energy users and suppliers. Urgent action is needed.
To solve these problems we have created the LPQIVES Training Courses, which will make you an Expert in Power Quality and other related subjects.
What does LPQIVES offer?
- Improve your practical and theoretical qualifications (trained and certified) as a technical
person in the field of power quality and electromagnetic compatibility
- Learn how to identify and solve PQ and EMC problems at different levels
- Improve your qualifications as a qualified designer
(also other specifiers such as contractors, installers, manufacturers)
- Receive news updates (measuring, simulation systems, etc.)
on power quality and electromagnetic compatibility
- Exchange information on power quality topics with your peers.
Training Courses
These training courses are aimed at electrical engineers, technical staff etc. who are working mainly in project and strategy planning in the field of power quality and for network operators. After the training course each participant receives a certificate depending on the duration of the course.
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