Schedule Trainning

ABB University Switzerland
Course Program 2013

Part 5
Power Electronics and
Medium Voltage Drives Machines
ABB Switzerland Ltd

LC Machines
Department ATMR
CH-5242 Birr
Phone +41 58 586 67 41
Fax
+41 58 586 69 08
Baden
Basel
BadenDttwil
Zrich-Oerlikon
Bern
ABB Switzerland Ltd

LC Power Electronics and
Medium Voltage Drives
Department ATPS
CH-5300 Turgi
Phone +41 58 589 38 50
(for Power Electronics)
Phone +41 58 589 28 04
(for MV Drives)
Fax
+41 58 589 33 17
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J990
Excitation Systems and Synchronous

Machines Fundamentals
Course goal
UNITROL is the name of ABB excitation systems for synchronous machines. This basic course introduces the fundamentals
of excitation and the UNITROL family.
Learning objectives
The learning objectives is to teach students the basics of an
excitation system, including the effects on the synchronous
machine, regulator functions, converter configurations, field
suppression, start-up, the effect of limiters, redundancy and
type of control.
Upon completion of this course, the students:
Know the behavior of the synchronous machine
Understand the importance of the excitation
Know the principle design of excitation systems
Know the influence of excitation to the synchronous machine
relating to the generator voltage, reactive power and stability
Participants
Project design, commissioning, instrumentation and control
engineers
Operating, testing and maintenance personnel
Sales personnel who wish to gain a basic knowledge as well as
a system overview
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge in electronics and electrical machines
Topics
Introduction to the synchronous machine
Substitution diagram and its characteristic data
Steady-state behavior of the synchronous machine
No-load operation
Island operation
Parallel operation
The transient behavior of the synchronous machine
Load rejection
Line disturbances
Excitation systems for synchronous machines
Requirements of excitation systems
Design of excitation systems
The major components of excitation systems
Automatic voltage and reactive power control of the synchronous machine
Redundancy principles, Channel configuration
Regulator, limiters
Superimposed regulators (reactive power, power factor)
Power system stabilizer (PSS)
Static converters
Mode of operation

De-excitation, field suppression, Crowbar
Start-up sequence
Introduction to the UNITROL family
Methods
Lectures
Demonstration of the synchronous machines behavior using
computer calculation program
Real time demonstration on a generator simulator
Duration
2 days
Number of Participants: max. 15
J201
High Power Rectifier Systems

Course goal
ABB high power rectifier systems are employed in electrochemical electrolysis processes, graphite electrolysis plants,
and DC-arc furnaces. Typically, such plants consist of at least
a rectifier-transformer, rectifier power part, rectifier cooling unit
and control system. The course goal is to introduce the fundamentals and basic principles of the high power rectifier systems.
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course, the participants know:
Application fields for High Power Rectifier
Basic principles of rectifier technology
The typical design and configuration of rectifier systems
The major components and main sections of rectifier systems
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of electrical systems and power electronics
Topics
AC to DC power conversion
Design and system arrangements
Power Transformer
Rectifier
Cooling units
System Control
Control, regulator and protection features of the rectifier
system
The AC 800PEC Control system
Control Levels
Methods
Lectures and demonstrations
Full functional rectifier demonstration unit with simulator
Factory visit tour
Participants
People who get in touch with high power rectifier systems
Duration
1 day
Max. 10 participants
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J210

Service & Commissioning
Course goal
and control system.
The course goal is to enhance participants to do commissioning
and service on high power rectifier systems.
Learning objectives
The theory of power electronics and rectifier technology
Basics of rectifier system design
Operation and operation levels
Measurement and trouble shooting
Safety & Handling
Commissioning procedure
Prerequisites
Understanding of electrical systems and power electronics
Topics
Basics of rectifier theory
Rectifier connections
3-phase rectifier bridge
Star-star surge reactor configuration
Regulator function
Phase control for thyristor applications
Tap changer and transductor control for diode rectifier systems
System design
Design and system arrangement
On-load tab changer transformer
Parallel operation of rectifier groups
Typical arrangement
Rectifier transformer
Rectifier power part
Cooling unit
System Control
system
Local control system
Master control concept
Man Machine communication
Reading of drawings and manuals
Measurement & Troubleshooting
Safety & Health
Rectifier hands on training
Methods
Factory visit tour
Participants
People who have to do commissioning and service on high
power rectifier systems
Duration
5 days
Max. 8 participants
J220

Operation & Maintenance
Course goal
and control system.
The course goal is to operate and make appropriate maintenance on high power rectifier systems.
Learning objectives
Basic theory of power electronics and rectifier technology
Basics of rectifier system design
Operation, operation levels and control principles
Maintenance schemes
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of electrical systems and power electronics
Topics
Basics of rectifier theory
Rectifier connections
3-phase rectifier bridge
Star-star surge reactor configuration
Regulator function
Phase control for thyristor applications
Tap changer and transductor control for diode rectifier systems
System design
Design and system arrangement
On-load tab changer transformer
Parallel operation of rectifier groups
Typical arrangement
Rectifier transformer
Rectifier part
Cooling unit
System Control
system
Local control system
Master control concept
Man Machine communication
Reading of drawings and manuals
Operation and operation levels

Safety & Health
Applicable maintenance
Methods
Semiconductor replacement demonstration
Factory visit tour
Participants
People who operates and/or maintain high power rectifier systems
Duration
4 days
Max. 8 participants
J251
FOCS Level 1
Course goal
The Fiber-Optic Current Sensor is a revolutionary current measurement device based on optical components. The outstanding accuracy under various ambient conditions implies that the
Sensor has to be installed with care.
The course goal is to lead to Level 1 certification on FOCS
which allows the participant to install and start-up the sensor on
our behalf.
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course the participants will be able to:
Know the principle of operation of the FOCS
Identify the components and the several configurations
Operate the sensor
Carry out installation and commissioning of the sensor
Perform basic troubleshooting tasks
Participants
Application
Test
Service and Commissioning Engineers
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of electronics
Personal computer knowledge
Topics
Lectures
Theoretical product introduction
Overview of product documents and users manual
Handling hints for sensor
Exercises
Unpacking of equipment
Inspection of equipment
Installation of sensor head
Laying of optical cable
Installation of sensor electronics
Putting into operation
Testing of sensor
Installation and test report
Methods
Lectures, Presentations
Demonstrations
Exercises
Duration
2 days
J252
FOCS Level 2
Course goal
The Fiber-Optic Current Sensor is a revolutionary current measurement device based on optical components. The outstanding accuracy under various ambient conditions implies that the
Sensor has to be installed with care.
The course goal is to lead Level 2 certification on FOCS, which
allows the participant to change configurations, backup and
restore the FOCS Firmware and to service the sensor electronics.
Learning objectives
understand the parameters and the several configurations
Understand the interface
Calibrate the analog outputs
Integrate Profibus and PowerLink
Backup or change the firmware
Participants
Service and Commissioning Engineers, who have completed
FOCS course level 1
Prerequisites
FOCS course level 1 completed
Topics
Lectures
Parameters and configuration
Digital interfaces
Integration of digital interfaces
Calibration
Exercises
Functional tests
Change of configuration parameters
Servicing and replacing of sensor electronics
Backup and restoration of FOCS firmware
Integration of Profibus and PowerLink
Methods
Lectures

Presentations
Demonstrations
Exercises
Duration
2 days
J320
UNITROL P
Operation and Maintenance
Course goal
UNITROL P is the name of ABB static excitation systems for
synchronous machines. The controller runs with the Programmable High Speed Controller technology (PHSC) in order to
achieve excellent controller performance. The course goal is to
teach students to operate, maintain and perform simple troubleshooting of the excitation system or automatic voltage regulator
(AVR).
Learning objectives
Upon completion of the course students will be able to operate
the system, perform standard maintenance, and trace and correct simple faults.
Participants
Operator and maintenance staff in power plants and industrial
sites with UNITROL P excitation system
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of electronics and power generation
Topics
Basics of the synchronous machine
Duties of excitation system
Major components of the UNITROL P excitation system
The main software function of UNITROL P
Voltage regulator
Limiters
Power System stabilizer PSS
Superimposed regulators (Power factor and Var control)
Monitoring and protection
Operating aspects
Local operating panel
Start/Stop sequence
Commands and Indications
Maintenance aspects
Reading the hardware drawing and tracing signals
Maintenance schedule
Alarm and fault indication
How to use the debugger using the FUPLA tool
What to do in case of troubles
How to replace hardware devices
Methods
Lectures
Hands on training using demo equipment with generator-simulator
Duration
5 days
J340
UNITROL P
Service and Commissioning
Course goal
UNITROL P is the name of ABB static excitation systems for
synchronous machines. The controller runs with the Programmable High Speed Controller technology (PHSC) in order to
achieve excellent controller performance.
The course goal is to teach students to use the function programming language FUPLA 2 for re-programming of the UNITROL P processing unit (PSR2) and to implement the modifications. Students will learn to use the documentation, install and
use FUPLA to program and troubleshoot UNITROL P automatic voltage regulators and excitation systems.
Learning objectives
Know the design aspects of UNITROL P
Know the principle mode of operation of the devices
Know the UNITROL P user software and can read the
FUPLA
Are able to modify parameters and the logic control software
Are able to put a UNITROL P system into service
Participants
Project design engineers
Commissioning engineers
Testing and maintenance personnel
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge in electronics and digital technique
Basic personal computer knowledge
Topics
PSR2 Processing Unit
Operation principles
Settings
Memory organization, data formats
Program control
I/O device knowledge
ARCnet coupler
Operating Program Language FUPLA2
Installation
PTS Shell (Programming tools)
- Editor (Fup and state chart)
- Configuration manager and code generator
- Documenting
- Debugger
Program structure
- Function blocks, function block library
- Project design
UNITROL P
Channel configuration, design aspects
Hardware, interfaces, ARCnet devices, converter electronics
AVR software of UNITROL P

Voltage regulator, limiters, PSS, superimposed regulators
Channel and follow-up control
Troubleshooting and commissioning aspects
Methods
Lectures
Practical exercises with FUPLA using a PC and the table module
Practical exercises using the UNITROL P demo unit
Duration
5 days
Max. 8 participants
J390
UNITROL P Hands-on and Update

Training
Course goal
Consecutively to the J340 Service and Commissioning course
the participants can deepen their knowledge on UNITROL P by
completing the J390 hands-on course. Based on practical exercises the students get familiar with the handling of the tools and
application software of the UNITROL P excitation system using
simulators. The simulation of the synchronous machine with
the grid system allow to carry out realistic commissioning work.
Most of the time the participants work on his own supported by
an instructor.
Learning objectives
After completion of the course the participants are able to:
Carry out functional test of the various software functions
such as voltage and field current regulators, limiters, power
system stabilizer, monitoring and protection etc.
Trouble shoot the UNITROL P system
Participants
Application, Test, Service and Commissioning Engineers
Prerequisites
Completion of the J340 Service and Commissioning course
Topics
Calibration of actual values
Optimization of the various regulators
Functional tests of the limiters
Test of channel and mode transfer.
Functional test of the follow up control system
Test of reactive power and power factor controller
Commissioning and test of the power system stabilizer
Test of the monitoring and protection function
Programming of additional signals
Trouble shooting procedures
Methods
Practical hands-on training using simulators and demo units
based on well-chosen exercises.
Periodically discussion of problems/questions with the instructor
Duration
3 days
J520
UNITROL F
Course goal
UNITROL F provides a comprehensive range of Automatic Voltage Regulators and Static Excitation Systems for high performance control of all kind of synchronous machines.
The course goal is to teach students to operate, maintain and
perform simple troubleshooting of the excitation system or automatic voltage regulator (AVR).
Learning objectives
the system, perform standard maintenance, and trace and correct simple faults.
Participants
Operator and maintenance personnel in power plants and
industrial sites
Prerequisites
Topics
Major components of the UNITROL F excitation system
The main software function of UNITROL F
Voltage regulator
Limiters
Power System stabilizer PSS
Superimposed regulators (Power factor and Var control)
Operating aspects
Local service panel
Start/Stop sequence
Maintenance aspects
Reading the hardware drawing and tracing signals
Maintenance schedule
Alarm and fault indication
How to use the commissioning and maintenance tool CMT
How to replace hardware devices
Methods
Lectures
Hands on training using demo equipment with generator simulator
Duration
5 days
Tailor made on-site courses on request

J540
UNITROL F
Course goal
UNITROL F provides a comprehensive range of Automatic Voltage Regulators and Static Excitation Systems for high performance control of all kind of synchronous machines.
The course goal is to teach students to start-up, adjust, operate, maintain and troubleshoot the static excitation system (SES)
or automatic voltage regulator (AVR).
Learning objectives
Know the design aspects of UNITROL F and its possible
configuration
Know the principle mode of operation of the electronic
devices
Can operate the voltage regulator
Are able to localize and replace defective components
Are able to apply the Commissioning and Maintenance Tool
Are able to put a UNITROL F system into operation
Participants
Project design and commissioning engineers
Prerequisites
Topics
Configuration for various applications
Single channel and double channel configuration
Principle operation of the hardware
Measuring units, I/O interfaces
UNITROL F excitation module
Optional devices (Diode failure relay, Power system stabilizer, Extended I/O board)
Converter types (Thyristor, Chopper)
Software Functions
Voltage regulator with limiters and power system stabilizer
Superimposed controllers (Power factor and Var control)
Data exchange on double channel systems
Setting of configuration and parameters using local control
panel and CMT tool
Logic control
Communication to superior data buses (MODBUS / Profibus)
The most important parameters
How to use the Commissioning and Maintenance Tool (CMT)
How to change parameters
How to display signals using data logger and trending
How to program application function blocks
Service and Commissioning aspects
Commissioning procedures and settings
Alarm Indications
Troubleshooting
Preventive Maintenance
Methods
Lectures
Duration
5 days
Number of Participants:
max. 8
J590
UNITROL F Hands-on and Update

Training
Course goal
the participants can deepen their knowledge on UNITROL F by
completing the J590 hands-on course. Based on practical exercises the students get familiar with the handling of the tools and
application software of the UNITROL F excitation system using
simulators. The simulation of the synchronous machine with the
grid system allows carrying out realistic commissioning work.
Most of the time the participants work on his own supported by
an instructor.
Learning objectives
Carry out functional test of the various software functions
Program of additional functions and signals
Troubleshoot the UNITROL F system
Participants
Application, Test, Service and Commissioning engineers
Maximum of 4 participants
Prerequisites
Completion of the J540 Service and Commissioning course
Topics
Test of channel and mode transfer
Programming of additional functions and signals
Troubleshooting procedures
Methods
Periodically discussion of problems/questions with the instructor
Duration
3 days
Number of Participants:
max. 6

J130
UNITROL 1000 Service and Commissioning

Course goal
UNITROL 1000 provides a comprehensive range of Automatic
Voltage Regulators and is intended for small generators and
industrial synchronous machines. The maximum output current for continuous operation is 15 ADC. The most advanced
microprocessor technology together with IGBT semiconductor
technology allows it to be used in all conceivable areas of application.
perform simple troubleshooting of the automatic voltage regulator (AVR).
Learning objectives
the system either using the front panel or the PC tool, perform
standard maintenance work and put the UNITROL 1000 in service
Participants
- Operator and maintenance personnel in power plants and
industrial sites
- Test and commissioning engineers
Prerequisites
Topics
Major components of the UNITROL 1000
The Hardware configurations and parts
Control elements
Device connections
Inputs/outputs
The main software function of UNITROL 1000
Voltage regulator
Limiters
Power factor and Var control
Droop compensation mode
Boost output
Synchronization
Double channel configuration
Operating aspects
How to use the front plate panel
Start/Stop sequence
Field bus communication (Modbus)
Exercises using the demo equipment
How to use the PC-tool
How to install the PC-tool
How to display signals
How to change parameter
How to use the oscilloscope function
How to configure I/Os
How to tune the closed loop controllers

How to operate the voltage regulator using the PC-tool
Exercises using the demo equipment and PC-Tool
Servicing and Faults
Commissioning aspects
Trouble shooting
Maintenance aspects
Methods
Lectures
Duration
3 days
J131
UNITROL 1010/1020 Service and

Commissioning
Course goal
UNITROL 1010 and UNITROL 1020 provides a comprehensive range of Automatic Voltage Regulators and is intended for
small generators and industrial synchronous machines. The
maximum output current for continuous operation is 20 ADC.
The most advanced microprocessor technology together with
IGBT semiconductor technology allows it to be used in all conceivable areas of application.
do commissioning as well as trouble shooting of the UNITROL
1010 and UNITROL 1020
Learning objectives
the system either using the front panel or the PC tool, perform
standard maintenance and troubleshooting work and put the
UNITROL 1010/1020 in service
Participants
- Operator and maintenance personnel in power plants and
industrial sites
- Test and commissioning engineers
- Application engineers and system integrator
Prerequisites
Topics
Major components of the UNITROL 1010 and UNITROL 1020
The Hardware configurations and parts
Control elements
Device connections
Input/output configuration

The main software function of UNITROL 1010 and UNITROL
1020
Voltage regulator
Limiters
Power factor and Var control
Droop compensation mode VDC
Boost output
Synchronization
Double channel configuration
Operating aspects
How to use the local control panel for UNITROL 1020
Start/Stop sequence
Field bus communication (Modbus)
Exercises using the demo equipment
How to use the PC-tool
How to install the PC-tool
How to display signals
How to change parameters
How to use the oscilloscope function
How to configure I/Os
How to use the event logger function
How to tune the closed loop controllers
How to operate the voltage regulator using the PC-tool
Exercises using the demo equipment and PC-Tool
Servicing and Faults
Commissioning aspects
Trouble shooting
Maintenance aspects
Engineering aspects
Integration of the device into various environments
System parameters
Connection diagrams
Methods
Lectures
Duration
4 days
J620
UNITROL 5000
Course goal
UNITROL 5000 is a further product of UNITROL series of
excitation systems introduced by ABB Switzerland Ltd.. It is a
microprocessor-based system using the state-of-the-art technologies currently available. Its design is based on ABBs over
35 years of experience in solid-state AVRs as well as 10 years in
microprocessor-based technology in this field.
The course goal is to teach students to start-up, adjust, operate, and maintain the UNITROL 5000 excitation system
Learning objectives
Remember the synchronous machine and its operating conditions
Know the duties of excitation systems
Know the design aspects of UNITROL 5000 and standard
configuration
devices
Can operate the voltage regulator using the local panels
Can read and interpret the hardware and software drawings
Can use the commissioning and maintenance tool
Are able to display signals
Can explain the most important software functions
Can identify and interpret alarm indication
Can read the fault logger
Is able to carry out maintenance work on the excitation system
Participants
Operator and maintenance personnel in power plants and
industrial sites
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge using personal computer
Topics
Basic operating condition of the synchronous machine
Duties of excitation systems
Configurations of UNITROL 5000
Controller board
Fast I/O
ARCnet field bus
Converter types
Local service and control panel
Principle operation of the software
Superimposed cos phi / VAr control
Using commissioning and maintenance tool
How to read signals and the fault logger
How to record and display signals with the data logger and
trending window
Maintenance aspects
How to localize and replace defective components
How to interpret alarms
Methods
Lectures for introduction
Practical exercise using UNITROL 5000 excitation demo equipment
Hands-on training using generator simulator
Duration
5 days
Number of participants: max. 8
Tailor made on site courses on request

J640
UNITROL 5000
Course goal
UNITROL 5000 is a microprocessor-based system using the
state-of-the-art technologies. Its design is based on ABBs over
35 years of experience in solid-state AVRs as well as 10 years
in microprocessor-based technology in this field.
The course goal is to teach students to start-up, adjust, operate, maintain and troubleshoot the UNITROL 5000 excitation
system
Learning objectives
Remember the synchronous machine and its operating conditions
Know the design aspects of UNITROL 5000 and its possible configuration
devices
Can operate the voltage regulator using the local panel
Can read and interpret the hardware and software drawings
Can use the commissioning and maintenance tool
Are able to change parameters and display signals
Are able to implement new standard function blocks to the
software
Can identify and interpret alarm indication
Can read the fault logger
Are allowed to start the certification program for commissioning UNITROL 5000
Participants
Prerequisites
Personal computer knowledge is required
Topics
Basic operating condition of the synchronous machine
Configurations of UNITROL 5000 for various applications
Controller board
Fast I/O
ARCnet field bus
Converter types
Local service and control panel
Data exchange on dual-channel systems
Setting of configuration and parameters using local panel
and CMT tool
Logic control
Most important parameters
Using commissioning and maintenance tool
How to change parameters, how to record signals using the
data logger and trending window
How to add application function blocks
How to read the fault logger
Service and Commissioning aspects
Alarm indication
Troubleshooting using the help of the users manual
Preventive Maintenance
Methods
Duration
5 days
J649
UNITROL 5000 Hands-on and

Update Training
Course goal
the participants can deepen their knowledge on UNITROL
5000 by completing the J690 hands-on course. Based on practical exercises the students get familiar with the handling of the
tools and application software of the UNITROL 5000 excitation
system using simulators. The simulation of the synchronous
machine with the grid system allows carrying out realistic commissioning work. Most of the time the participants work on their
own, supported by an instructor.
Learning objectives
carry out functional test of the various software functions
program of additional functions and signals
troubleshoot the UNITROL 5000 system
Participants
Application, Test, Service and Commissioning engineers, maximum 4 participants
Prerequisites
Completion of the J640 UNITROL 5000 Service and Commissioning course.
Topics
Test of channel and mode transfer


Programming of additional functions and signals
Troubleshooting procedures
Methods
Periodically discussions of problems/questions with the instructor.
Duration
3 days
J680
UNITROL 6800
Course goal
UNITROL 6800 is the newest product of UNITROL series of
excitation systems introduced by ABB Switzerland AG. It is a
microprocessor-based system using the state-of-the-art technologies currently available. Its design is based on ABBs high
performance controller family AC 800PEC.
The course goal is to teach students to start-up, adjust, operate, maintain and troubleshoot the UNITROL 6800 excitation
system
Learning objectives
Remembers the synchronous machine and its operating conditions
Know the design aspects of UNITROL 6800 and its possible
configuration
Are familiar with the principle mode of operation of the electronic
devices
Can read and interpret the hardware drawing
Are able to operate the voltage regulator using the excitation
control terminal:
change parameters and display signals
use the trending and datalogger
reading the fault logger
identify and interpret alarm indication
Are familiar with the test and commissioning procedure of UNITROL 6800
Are allowed to start the certification program for commissioning
UNITROL 6800.
Participants
Prerequisites
Topics
Basic of excitation system and operating condition of the synchronous machine
Configurations of UNITROL 6800 for various applications with
its redundancy principle
Setup and principle of operation of the hardware devices
Main Controller
Measuring and I/O interfaces
Converter Control Interface
Local Control Terminal ECT
Converter types
Logic control
Ethernet addressing and communication to upper control systems
How to use the tools for UNITROL 6800 utilized for Commissioning
PECinstaller and configurator tool
Excitation Control Terminal
How to use the Local Control Panel LCP
How to use the Local Control Terminal ECT
How to setup up a particular configuration
How to change parameters, how to record signals using the
data logger and trending features
Software downloads
Alarm indication and how to read the fault logger
How to use the Converter Control Panel CCP
Maintenance and troubleshooting procedures
Methods
Duration
5 days
J681
UNITROL 6080
Course goal
The course goal is to teach students how to put UNITROL
6080 excitation system in service
Learning objectives
Remembers the synchronous machine and its operating
conditions

Know the design aspects of UNITROL 6080 and its possible configuration
Can explain the hardware concept and used configuration of
the UNITROL 6080 excitation system
Are familiar with the principle mode of operation of the electronic devices with its indication and settings
control terminal
Are able to set parameters on all important software functions such us limiters, protection, monitoring functions etc.
Are able to tune the closed loop controllers
Are able to test and put the UNITROL 6080 in service
Are allowed to start the certification program for commissioning UNITROL 6080
Participants
Prerequisites
Topics
Basic of excitation system and operating condition of the
synchronous machine
Configurations of UNITROL 6080 with its redundancy principle
Setup and principle of operation of the hardware
Main Controller
HMI and Communications
Excitation Control Terminal ECT
Service Control Panel SCP
Power Converter
Logic control
Ethernet addressing and communication to upper control
systems
How to use the tools for UNITROL 6080 used for commissioning
PECTool for software instalation and configuration
How to use the Local Control Terminal ECT or the Service
Control Panel SCP
operate the excitation system locally
how to change parameters, parameter compare function
how to set up a particular configuration
How to download software
use the trending and transient recorder
reading the event/alarm logger
How to use test plug-ins
Service and commissioning procedures
How to replace hardware components
How to verify proper operation of the excitation system
How to perform functional tests

Methods
Practical exercise using UNITROL 6080 excitation demo
equipment
Duration
5 days
J683
UNITROL 6800
Course goal
performance controller family AC 800PEC. UNITROL 6800 is
mainly used for high demanding static excitation system.
troubleshoot the UNITROL 6800 excitation system
Learning objectives
conditions
control terminal:
Is able to carry out the maintenance work based on the
maintenance schedule
Participants
Operation and maintenance personnel
Prerequisites
Topics
synchronous machine
Configurations of UNITROL 6800 with its redundancy
principle

Setup and principle of operation of the hardware devices
Main Controller
Converter Control Panel CCP
Power Converter
_ Voltage regulator with limiters and power system stabilizer
systems
How to use the tools for UNITROL 6800 utilized for maintenance
PECTool for installation and configuration
Verify the operating point of the synchronous machine
Displaying signals on the panel
How to use the Converter Control Panel
Methods
Duration
5 days
J684
UNITROL 6080
Course goal
troubleshoot the UNITROL 6080 excitation system
Learning objectives
conditions

control terminal:
Is able to carry out the maintenance work based on the
maintenance schedule
Participants
Operation and maintenance personnel
Prerequisites
Topics
synchronous machine
Configurations of UNITROL 6080 with its redundancy principle
Setup and principle of operation of the hardware
Main Controller
Service Control Panel SCP
Power Converter
Logic control
systems
How to use the tools for UNITROL 6080 utilized for maintenance
PECTool for installation and configuration
How to use the Local Control Terminal ECT or the Service
Control Panel SCP
Verify the operating point of the synchronous machine
Displaying signals on the panel
Methods

Duration
5 days
J688

Update Training
Course goal
The course goal is to updated the participants on the latest
software and hardware releases of the UNITROL 6080 Excitation systems. This course is also highly recommended for those
who would like to practice and deepen their knowledge on
UNITROL 6080. Based on practical exercises the students get
familiar with the handling of the control hardware and application software using demo units and control boards. The fully
functioning UN6080 demo units with the real time generator
simulators allows to carry out real commissioning and troubleshooting as well as maintenance works. Most of the time the
participants work on their own supported by an instructor.
Learning objectives
Operate the UNITROL 6080 Voltage Regulators using the
Configure, scale and calibrate the software
Optimize and tune all closed loop control circuit
Perform functional tests
Carry out repairing and preventive maintenance works
Troubleshoot the excitation system
Put the UNITROL 6080 voltage regulator in service
Participants
Prerequisites
Completion of the J681course
Topics
Software handling, upload/download using SW tools
Using the excitation control terminal ECT
Application parameter settings, configuration, calibration
Optimization and tuning of the closed loop control circuits
Troubleshooting procedures: fault finding and repairing
Methods
Practical hands-on training using the demo units, and demo
control boards based on well-chosen exercises.
Discussion of problems and questions supported by the
instructor.
Duration
3 days
J692
UNITROL 6800
Upgrade Training UN6080 to UN6800
Course goal
Participants who would like to extend their knowledge from
UN6080 to UN6800 shall attended the J692 upgrade training.
The course goal is to teach the students on how to handle the
UN6800 control hardware and converter system based on the
knowledge gained with the J681 and J688 course. J692 will be
conducted consecutively to the J681/J688 course and provides
UN6800 training units for the practical part based on exercises
with instructors support.
Learning objectives
Know the design aspects of UNITROL 6800 and its possible
configuration
Are familiar with the principle mode of operation of the electronic devices
control terminal:
Is familiar with the software structure and its handling
(upload, download
Are familiar with the test and commissioning procedure of
UNITROL 6800
Are allowed to start the certification program for commissioning UNITROL 6800.
Participants
Prerequisites
Completion of J689 course
Topics
synchronous machine
Configurations of UNITROL 6080 for various applications
with its redundancy principle
Setting, Indication and principle of operation of the hardware
devices
Main Controller AC 800PEC
Measuring and I/O interfaces (CIO)
Converter Interface (CCI)
Converter Control Panel CCP
Converter types
Principle of operation of the software, difference to UN6080
systems
How to use the tools for UNITROL 6800 utilized for commissioning
PECTool for installation and configuration, SW download and upload

How to change parameters, how to record signals
using the data logger and trending features
Software downloads
Discussion of the most important parameters
Hands-on Training using UN6800 training equipment
Methods
Duration
2 days
J693
UNITROL 6000
Control Builder Programming for
U NITROL 6000
Course goal
This course is dedicated to those participants who want to gain
a deeper knowledge on the ControlIT Software of UNITROL
6000 excitation systems. The participants learn how to program
and modify additional function based on the existing standard
software of UNITROL6080/6800
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course, the students are able to:
use the Control Builder M and FlashUitility Tools for UNITROL6000
use the Interaction Windows for commissioning and configuration of the software
add and implement functions to the existing standard software using the programming languages structured text or
Sequence Flow Charts
define and differentiate between Parameter and Variables
exchange signals between the Control Modules StateMachine and OperatorSelect
link signals and parameters to the Excitation Control Terminal and update the ECT-database using the CT management studio
modify an existing Interaction Window
use the On-line editor and Test Mode for debugging and
testing
Participants
Engineering and commissioning personnel
Prerequisites
J400 AC 800PEC Hardware and Tools or J681 UNITROL6080
Service and Commissioning training completed
Basic knowledge of Control Builder is advantageous but not
required
Topics
Introduction to the Control Builder M Version 5 based on the
UNITROL 6000 template
Installation of the Control Builder for AC 800PEC, required
Tool Box
Design and structure of the UN6080/6800 Control Builder
template
The Project Explorer
Library concept of UN6000
Meaning and definition of variables und parameter and its
naming
Used data types in UN6000
Task allocation in UN6000
Interface to the periphery such us I/O devices. field bus,
Simulink
How to trace signals, signal tree of UN6000
The Interaction Windows of UN6000
The programming language Structured Text or Sequence
Flow Charts, SFC
Die Help function of the control Builder
Exercises for the various chapters
How to use the FlashUtility (PECTool) for AC 800PEC
Download of the ControlIT software to the flash of the AC
800PEC
Programming of additional functions based on a main programming exercise
Programming of sub-exercises using Structured Text or
Sequence Flow Charts SFC
Create new Code Tabs
Linking additional signals to the existing standard software
based on the UN6080 template
Connect signals between Control Modules e.g. StateMachine and OperatorSelect and ECT
Extend the ECT data base with additional signals/parameters by means of the CT Management Studio
Modification of an existing Interaction Window of UN6080
On-line Editor and test mode for debugging and testing of
the created software
Project reporting of deviations to the standard software
Methods
Presentations and demonstrations
Hands-on exercises with PC and table models
Duration
5 days
J710
PCS 6000 BASIC Operation &

M aintenance
Course goal
The goal of the course is to introduce and instruct the service
and operation engineer to the PCS 6000 frequency converter
family. To allow them to learn in a safe and instructive environment the techniques required to carry out the correct procedure
in operating and maintaining the PCS 6000 frequency converter.

Learning objectives
Understand the converter system and interfaces
Identify converter component
Understand the basics of the control, protection and safety
concept of the converter
Understand the basic issues in operating the converter in
turbines (incl. alarms & trips)
Carry out maintenance work
Replace faulty semiconductors
Be able to locate and replace faulty hardware components
with support of PCS 6000 EXPERTs
Participant profile
This training is targeted at installation, operation and service
engineers or other interested technicians. It is also a prerequisite
for future commissioning & service engineers.
Prerequisites
Electrical engineering knowledge & experience
Laptop recommended but not essential
Topics
System description
PCS 6000 product overview
Control hardware
Power hardware
Water Cooling Unit
Maintenance
Control sequences
Troubleshooting
Practical exercises
Service processes
Methods
This is an instructor led course with lectures and demonstrations. For maximum effectiveness its based on a good balance
between theoretical training and practical exercises with training
equipment.
Follow-up training
EXPERT training for commissioning and troubleshooting of PCS
6000
Duration
5 days
Max. 6 participants
J715
PCS 6000 EXPERT Service &

C ommissioning
Learning objectives
Understand the most important operation & maintenance
topics (repetition of BASIC)
Operate the converter, energizing, de-energizing, start, stop
& state changes
Upload / update of converter software and parameterization
Carry out commissioning (or hall test) of the PCS 6000 converter system in the most efficient manner using the corresponding tools
Carry out fault tracing work in the converter system using
tools & documents in the most efficient manner
Locate and replace faulty hardware components
Participant profile
This training is targeted at service and commissioning engineers, testing and maintenance personnel. ABB and serial OEM
service personnel only.
Prerequisites
Completion of the J710 BASIC Training
Electrical engineering knowledge & experience
Laptop recommended but not essential
Topics
BASIC Training repetition
Commissioning preparation
Installation inspection
Service software: ABB Commissioner, PEC Tool, IPC
Software upload
Software parameterization
Commissioning of cooling unit
Introduction to MV measurements
Hot commissioning: Sequences
Documentation and reporting
Troubleshooting
Practical exercises
Final exam
Methods
This is an instructor led course with lectures and demonstrations. For maximum effectiveness its based on a good balance
between theoretical training and practical exercises with training
equipment.
Follow-up training
A) Attend commissioning (or hall test) for training
B) Lead commissioning (or hall test) as a test
Duration
5 days
Max. 4 participants
Course goal
The goal of the course is to allow service engineers to learn in
a safe and instructive environment the techniques required to
carry out the correct procedure in commissioning and troubleshooting of the PCS 6000 product family converters.

J950
PSR2-FUPLA2 Programming
Course goal
The units of the PSR programmable high-speed The units of the
PSR programmable high-speed controller make up a universal
control, regulation and monitoring system which has been specially devised for power converters. PSR devices have operated
successfully for years in complex high speed controlling systems for
Variable speed drives
High power frequency converters
Static Var-compensator
Large rectifier plants
Excitation systems
The course goal is to teach the student how to use the FUPLA2
programming tool with the help of table models with PSR hardware. Most of the time the student will work on his own by programming prepared projects.
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course, the students are able to:
Address the important device types
Write application programs with FUPLA2
Use the FUPLA2 Debugger
Modify existing FUPLA projects
Participants
Testing engineers, who use a standardized PSR system
Prerequisites
Knowledge in electronics and digital technique
Personal Computer knowledge
Topics
Introduction to PSR2 technology
Functions and setting of the PSR2 devices, such as
Processing unit
I/O modules
Gate control unit
ARCnet devices
Operating Program Language FUPLA2
PTS Shell
Editor
Configuration manager
Code generation
Debugger, diagnosis
PSRView application
Function block library
Programming aspects
How to set up a project
Program structure
Data formats
Memory mapping
Macro technique
Methods
Lectures
Exercises using the programming tools on table models
Duration
5 days
J900
SYNCHROTACT 5
Operation and Commissioning
Course goal
SYNCHROTACT products from ABB are used for automatic
synchronization of generators with power lines and for paralleling of synchronous lines. The are designed for fully-automatic
paralleling of monitoring of paralleling (SYNCHROCHECK) by
means of dual-channel or single-channel systems.
The course goal is to teach students to operate the device and
set up the appropriate system parameter.
Learning objectives
The course goal is to teach students to operate the device and
set up the appropriate system parameter.
Know the basic requirement of a synchronizing equipment
Understand the meaning of the parameter settings
Know how to calculate and change parameters
Can apply SYNCHROTACT 5 to specific system
Are able to put the SYNCHROTACT 5 into operation
Participants
Project design, commissioning, instrumentation and control
engineers
Operating, testing and maintenance personnel
Sales personnel who wish to gain a basic knowledge as well as
a system overview
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge in electronics and electrical machines
Topics
Basic synchronizing theory
Paralleling conditions
Principle of paralleling
Modes to paralleling
Effects of bad paralleling
Hardware-specific information
Channel configurations
Software and parameter setting
How to use the SynView Tool
Test and commissioning aspects
Methods
Lectures
Practical exercises using generator simulator and SYNCHROTACT rack
Duration
2 days
Tailor made on site courses on request

G700
ACS 1000 Operation and Maintenance

Course goal
The goal of this course is to train the participants in the safe
operation, control, configuration, troubleshooting and maintenance of the ACS 1000.
Learning objectives
troubleshoot the ACS 1000 drive, air-cooled and water-cooled
units.
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to locate
the hardware components, to verify and replace drives parts
and to perform preventive maintenance.
The use of the available programming and troubleshooting tools
is trained by practical operating exercises.
Participants
Electricians, technicians and engineers who operate, maintain or
troubleshoot ACS 1000
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of AC motors and drives
Basic knowledge of MS Windows based computers
Topics
Generalities
ACS 1000 family overview, system requirements
AC motor and DTC control
Medium voltage safety requirements
Hardware description (power electronics & control)
Component and PCB functions
Hardware schematics and electrical drawings
PCB settings and configuration
ACS 1000i characteristics
Water-cooled system
Water circuits description
Preventive maintenance
Operation
Energize / de-energize the drive, start-stop sequence
Local operation with drive control panel and DriveWindow
tool
Remote control
Software introduction
Software structure, parameters description
Application configuration, parameter settings
Fault tracing and troubleshooting
Alarm and fault indications
Checking and replacing PCBs and components
Using DriveWindow SW tool for configuration and troubleshooting
Getting help from ABB
Methods
Practical exercises with training equipment
Factory visit
Duration
3 days
Max. 8 participants
Tailor made and on-site training courses on request
G711
ACS 1000 Service and Commissioning

Course goal
The goal of this course is to introduce and instruct the service
and commissioning engineer to the ACS 1000. To allow them
to learn in a safe and instructive environment the techniques
required to carry out the correct procedure in commissioning,
servicing and maintaining the ACS 1000.
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course, the participants will be able to:
Understand the drive system topology
Carry out basic commissioning, service and maintenance
work as well as fault-tracing.
Verify and modify drive parameters
Using MV Drive Portal database to update the knowledge of
the drive, get familiar with spare parts and warranty issues handling
Start the certification program for commissioning; after completion of the certification program the participants are allowed
to commission the medium voltage drive system.
Participants
Commissioning and service engineers, testing and maintenance
personnel of ABB or certified technical partners
Prerequisites
Good engineering knowledge of AC drives and motors
Laptop with DriveDebug and DriveWindow loaded, fiber
optic programming tool (RUSB-02 or PCMCIA equivalent)
Successful completion of the e-learning course (G711e)
The participant will be enrolled automatically into the e-learning
course G711e by applying for the G711 course.
Topics e-learning course (G711e)
Generalities
ABB medium voltage drives family overview
Three-level inverter topology, DTC control
Options and typical applications
Control hardware description
Main circuit diagram
Hardware description
Air cooled drive
Water cooled drive
ACS 1000i drive
Protection concept
Fault classes
Protective reactions
Follow-up training
G794 DriveMonitorTM Operation & Maintenance

January

Course Schedule 2013
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Basic Courses
Excitation Systems and Synchronous Machines Fundamentals
MV Drives Introduction 1 (e-learning)
J990
G790e
G791e
2
n.a.
n.a.
Thu-Fri
Product Courses
High Power Rectifier Introduction (e-learnining)
High Power Rectifier Systems Service and Commissioning
High Power Rectifier Systems Operation and Maintenance
FOCS Level 1
FOCS Level 2
UNITROL P Operation and Maintenance
UNITROL P Service and Commissioning
UNITROL P Hands-on and Update Training
UNITROL F Operation and Maintenance
UNITROL F Service and Commissioning
UNITROL F Hands-on and Update Training
UNITROL 1010/1020 Service and Commissioning
UNITROL 5000 Operation and Maintenance
UNITROL 5000 Hands-on and Update Training
UNITROL 6080 Hands-on and Update Training
UNITROL 6800 Upgrade Training UN6080 to UN6800
UNITROL 6000 Control Builder Programming for UNITROL 6000
PCS 6000 BASIC - Operation and Maintenance
PCS 6000 EXPERT - Service and Commissioning
PSR2-FUPLA2 Programming
SYNCHROTACT 5 Operation and Commissioning
ACS 1000 Hands-on Training
ACS 1000 & ACS 6000 Service and Commissioning combined course
ACS 5000 Air Cooled Operation and Maintenance
ACS 5000 Water Cooled Operation and Maintenance
ACS 2000 Sales (e-learning)
PSR Cycloconverter Drive Operation and Maintenance
ACS 6000c Cycloconverter Operation and Maintenance
DriveMonitorTM Operation and Maintenance
DriveMonitorTM Service and Commissioning
MEGADRIVE LCI with PSR2 Operation and Maintenance
MEGADRIVE LCI with PSR2 Service and Commissioning
MEGADRIVE LCI with AC 800PEC Operation and Maintenance
MEGADRIVE LCI with AC 800PEC Service and Commissioning
MEGADRIVE LCI with AC 800PEC Hands-on and Update Training
MEGATROL Operation and Maintenance
MEGATROL Service and Commissioning
AC 800PEC Hardware and Tools
AC 800PEC Control Builder
AC 800PEC Matlab/Simulink
J201
J201e
J210
J220
J251
J252
J320
J340
J390
J520
J540
J590
J130
J131
J620
J640
J649
J680
J681
J683
J684
J688
J692
J693
J710
J715
J950
J900
G700
G711
G719
G720
G721
G722
G731
G732
G741
G749
G750
G761
G769
G770
G780
G786e
G870
G875
G794
G795
G800
G810
G820
G830
G839
G840
G850
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MV Drives Fundamentals
(eLearning)
G790e
MV Drives Product Overview

(eLearning)
G791e
3 days
4 days
3 days
PSR/FUPLA2
Programming
J950
5 days
1 day
1 day
1 day
5 days
ACS 6000
Hands-on Training
G769
ACS 5000
Hands-on Training
G749
ACS 1000
Hands-on Training
G719
MEGADRIVE LCI with PSR2 S&C
G810
MEGADRIVE LCI with PSR2
4 days
ACS 6000 S&C
G761
ACS 6000 Operation & Maintenance
G750
ACS 6000 S&C

eLearning
G761e
ACS 6000
4 days
3 days
4 days
3 days
ACS 5000 S&C
G741
ACS 5000 WATER COOLED

G732
ACS 5000 AIR COOLED

G731
ACS 5000 S&C

eLearning
G741e
ACS 5000
G770
ACS 2000 Service & Commissioning
G780
ACS 2000
3 days
ACS 1000 S&C
G711
G700
ACS 1000 S&C

eLearning
G711e
ACS 1000
Take the right train

Course Selection Table MV Drives
2 days
1 day
DriveMonitor TM O&M
G794
DriveMonitor TM S&C
G795
Operation
Maintenance
Electrician
Sales

Testing
Application Engineering
4 days
5 days
4 days
3 days
Hands-on and
Update Training
G839
4 days
5 days
PSR Cycloconverter Drive O&M
G870
5 days
3 days
AC 800PEC Control
Builder
J410
ACS 6000 S&C

(eLearning)
G761e
ACS 1000 and ACS 6000 S&C
combined training
G720
5 days
ACS 5000 S&C

(eLearning)
G741e
combined training
G721
ACS 6000 S&C

(eLearning)
G761e
ACS 5000 S&C
(eLearning)
G741e

combined training
G722
ACS 6000 & ACS 5000 S&C combined training
ACS 1000 S&C

(eLearning)
G711e
ACS 1000 S&C

(eLearning)
G711e
PSR/FUPLA2
Programming
J950
PSR-Cycloconverter
ACS 6000c Cycloconverter O&M
G875
ACS 6000c Cycloconverter
MEGADRIVE LCI with AC800 PEC

O&M
G820
MEGADRIVE LCI with AC800 PEC

S&C
G830
MEGADRIVE LCI with AC800PEC
MEGADRIVE LCI with PSR2 O&M
G800
recommended
target group
optional
required
Excitation Systems and Synchronous

Machines Fundamentals
J990
recommended
target group
optional
required
3 days
Power Electronics
5 days
4 days
MEGADRIVE LCI with

AC 800PEC S&C
G830
5 days
5 days
2 days
3 days
UNITROL F Hands-on and

Update
J549
5 days
5 days
UNITROL 5000 O&M
UNITROL 6080
J684
UNITROL 6800
J683
UNITROL 6000 O&M
UNITROL Operation and Maintenance
SYNCHROTACT 5
Operation & Commissioning
J900
3 days
5 days

Update
J649
SYNCHROTACT 5 O&C
UNITROL F
J540
UNITROL F S&C
UNITROL 5000
J640
UNITROL 5000 S&C
UNITROL 1010/1020
J131
3 days

Update
J688
UNITROL 1010/1020 S&C
MEGATROL S&C
UNITROL 6080
J681
UNITROL 6000 S&C

2 days
3 days
MEGADRIVE LCI with

AC 800PEC Hands-on and Update
G839
UNITROL 6800 Upgrade

Training UN6080 to UN6800
J692
SYNCHROTACT / UNITROL Service and Commmissioning
5 days
MEGATROL S&C
G850
Control Builder Programming for

UNITROL 6000
J693
3 days
- Operation
- Maintenance
- Electrician
- Service & Commissioning

- Testing
- Application Engineering
MEGATROL

- Testing
PSR2/FUPLA2 Programming
J950
AC 800PEC Hardware & Tools
J400
5 days
2 days
5 days
5 days
3 days
5 days
5 days
2 days
5 days
FOCS Level 2
J252
5 days
5 days
PCS 6000 EXPERT

J715
PCS 6000 BASIC

J710
Converter Products
HPR
J220
FOCS Level 1
J251
HPR
J210
High Power Rectifier
J410
AC 800PEC Matlab / Simulink
J450
Control 800xA
2 days
High Power Rectifier / Control System
UNITROL F
J520
UNITROL F O&M
UNITROL 5000
J620
- Operation
- Maintenance
- Electrician

- Testing
- Control Engineering
- Integrators

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Topics classroom course
Generalities
MV data base instruction
Software compatibility and downloading sequence
How to use software tools
How to give a short customer training after commissioning
Demonstration drives
Component recognition and location
Starting/stopping procedures
Motor runs and tuning
Drive commissioning
Commissioning Manual
Commissioning procedure, application configuration
Software description
Pass codes, service parameters
Fault-tracing and troubleshooting
Insulation resistance measurement
Measuring and replacing PCBs and power components
Methods
e-Learning, internet based course
Follow-up training
G719 ACS 1000 Hands-on Training
G795 DriveMonitorTM Service & Commissioning
ACS 1000 Expert Days
Duration
Ca. 2 days e-learning
3 days classroom training
Max. 8 participants
G719

Course goal
This course is targeted at future commissioning and service
engineers who completed the ACS 1000 S&C training. This
additional hands-on day allows the participants to gain more
practical experience. Working mostly on their own the participants will become confident in the handling of components,
commissioning of the drive and using the appropriate software
tools.
Learning objectives
Operate the ACS 1000
Carry out cold commissioning service work and preventive
maintenance
Troubleshoot the drive
Participants
personnel of ABB and certified technical partners
Prerequisites
Completion of the G711 Service and Commissioning course
Topics
Short introduction to training equipment
Practical exercises (different choices, e.g. insulation resistance test, SW download, SW tools, troubleshooting, etc.)
Discussion of problems/questions with the instructor
Methods
Practical hands-on training using training equipment and control
boards in combination with well-chosen exercises.
Discussion time with the instructor for problems and questions
arisen during the S&C course.
Follow-up training
Duration
1 day
Max. 8 participants
G720
ACS 1000 & ACS 6000 Service and

Commissioning combined course
Course goal
and commissioning engineer to the ACS 1000 and ACS 6000.
To allow them to learn in a safe and instructive environment the
techniques required to carry out the correct procedure in commissioning, servicing and maintaining the ACS 1000 and ACS
6000.
Learning objectives
Set and tune application and motor control parameters.
Locate and replace faulty hardware components.
the drive.
Start the certification program for commissioning; after
completion of the certification program the participants are
allowed to commission the medium voltage drive system.
Participant profile
Prerequisites

Successful completion of the e-learning courses G711e and
G761e The participants will be enrolled automatically into
the e-learning courses G711e and G761e by applying for the
G720 course.
Topics e-learning courses G711e and G761e
Generalities
Control hardware ACS 1000/6000
Main circuit diagrams
Power hardware description
Air cooled ACS 1000
Water cooled ACS 1000
ACS 1000i drive
ACS 6000
Protection concept
Fault classes
Generalities
Demonstration drive
Drive commissioning
Cold commissioning procedure
Tests and reports
Calculation of motor parameters
Application programming
Fieldbus programming (interfacing with overriding system)
Setting and tuning motor control parameters
Measuring and replacing power components
Methods
e-Learnings, internet based courses
Follow-up training
ACS 1000 and ACS 6000 Expert Days
Duration
Max. 8 participants
G721

Course goal
5000.
Learning objectives
the drive.
Participant profile
Prerequisites
G721 course.
Generalities
3- and 5-level inverter topology, DTC control
Air and water cooled ACS 1000
ACS 1000i drive
Protection concept
Fault classes
Generalities

Demonstration drive
Drive commissioning
Tests and reports
Methods
Follow-up training
Duration
Max. 8 participants
G722

Course goal
6000.
Learning objectives
the drive.
Participant profile
Prerequisites
G722 course.
Generalities
3 and 5-level inverter topology, DTC control
ACS 6000
Protection concept
Fault classes
Generalities
Demonstration drive
Drive commissioning
Tests and reports
Methods
Follow-up training
Duration
Max. 8 participants

G731
ACS 5000 Air Cooled Operation and

Maintenance
G732
ACS 5000 Water Cooled Operation

and Maintenance
Course goal
operation, control, configuration, troubleshooting and maintenance of the air cooled ACS 5000.
Course goal
operation, control, configuration, troubleshooting and maintenance of the water cooled ACS 5000.
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course, the students will be able to
locate the hardware components, to verify and replace drives
parts and to perform preventive maintenance.
is taught by practical operating exercises.
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course, the students will be able to
locate the hardware components, to verify and replace drives
parts and to perform preventive maintenance.
is trained by practical operating exercises.
Participants
troubleshoot the ACS 5000 air cooled drive
Participants
troubleshoot the ACS 5000 water cooled drive
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
Topics
Generalities
Introduction to product
Air cooling system
Cooling circuit description
Operation
Energize / de-energize, start-stop sequence
tool
Topics
Generalities
Introduction to product
Water cooling system
Cooling circuits description
Operation
Energize / de-energize the drive, start-stop sequence
tool
Methods
Factory visit
Methods
Factory visit
Follow-up training
Duration
3 days
Max. 8 participants
Tailor made and on-site training on request

Follow-up training
Duration
4 days
Max. 8 participants
G741

Course goal
and commissioning engineer to the ACS 5000, both air and
water cooled version. To allow them to learn in a safe and
instructive environment the techniques required to carry out the
correct procedure in commissioning, servicing and maintaining
the ACS 5000.
Learning objectives
the drive
allowed to commission the medium voltage drive system
Participants
Prerequisites
Successful completion of the e-learning course (G741e)
Generalities
Five-level inverter topology, DTC control
Water circuit description
Protection concept
Fault classes

Generalities
Demonstration drive
Drive commissioning
Tests and reports
Methods
Follow-up training
Duration
Max. 8 participants
G749

Course goal
tools.
Learning objectives
Carry out cold and hot commissioning service work and
preventive maintenance

Participants
Prerequisites
Topics
Practical exercises (different choices, e.g. SW download,
SW tools, controller tuning, troubleshooting, etc.)
Methods
Follow-up training
Duration
1 day
Max. 8 participants
G750

Operation
Energize / de-energize, start-stop sequence
tool
Remote control
Methods
Factory visit
Follow-up training
Duration
4 days
Max. 8 participants

Course goal
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to locate
the hardware components, to verify and replace drives parts
and to perform preventive maintenance.
is taught by practical operating exercises.
Participants
troubleshoot the ACS 6000
Prerequisites
Topics
Generalities
ACS 6000 family overview, system requirements
G761
ACS 6000 Service und Commissioning

Course goal
Learning objectives
Set and tune application and motor control parameters
the drive.
Participants

Prerequisites
Successful completion of the e-learning course G761e
Generalities
Protection concept
Fault classes
Generalities
Demonstration drive
Drive commissioning
Tests and reports
Methods
Follow-up training
Duration
Max. 8 participants
G769

Course goal
tools.
Learning objectives
Carry out cold and hot commissioning service work and
preventive maintenance
Participants
Prerequisites
Topics
Practical exercises (different choices, e.g. SW download,
SW tools, controller tuning, troubleshooting, etc.)
Methods
Follow-up training
Duration
1 day
Max. 8 participants
G770

Course goal
Through various training methods the students will develop their
knowledge, confidence and skills in the handling of this Multi
Level Voltage Source Inverter.

Learning objectives
Know the protection and safety concepts of the drive
Identify drive components, configure settings and understand the drive system topology
Operate the drive, energizing, de-energizing, start, stop and
adjust speeds
Carry out maintenance tasks
Perform basic troubleshooting tasks, using data loggers,
fault loggers and DriveWindow
Participant profile
This training is targeted to electricians, technicians and engineers who will operate, maintain or troubleshoot the ACS 2000
drive system.
Prerequisites
Training and documents will be in English
Topics
Overview
Control hardware
Power hardware
Operation
Installation of the drive system
Software
SW tool DriveWindow
Protection concept
Hands-on training
Troubleshooting
Course type and methods
This is an instructor led course with lectures and demonstrations
Factory visit
Follow-up training
Duration
3 days
Max. 8 participants
Tailor made and on-site training courses on request
G780

Course goal
Learning objectives
Identify drive components, configure settings and understand the drive system topology
Know the protection and safety concepts of the drive

Operate the drive, energizing, de-energizing, start, stop and
adjust speeds
Carry out service and maintenance work as well as faulttracing and be able to locate and replace faulty hardware
components
Carry out the commissioning of the ACS 2000 drive system
in the most efficient manner using the corresponding tools
Perform basic troubleshooting tasks, using data loggers,
fault loggers, and DriveWindow
Start the certification program for commissioning, after
allowed to commission the m Start the certification program
for commissioning, after completion of the certification program the participants are allowed to commission the medium voltage drive system edium voltage drive system
Participant profile
Prerequisites
Good knowledge of AC motor and drive engineering
Good personal computer skills and English knowledge are
essential.
Topics
Product overview
Drive technology
Control hardware
Power hardware
Installation of the drive
Operation
Application software
Software tools
Protection concept
Commissioning
Troubleshooting
Methods
Factory visit
Follow-up training
Duration
4 days
Max. 8 participants

G786e
ACS 2000 Sales (e-learning)

Course goal
The goal of this course is to familiarize the participant with the
features, benefits and technology of the ACS 2000 to facilitate
the sales of the product.
Learning objectives
The course gives a general introduction to the ACS 2000 as well
as where the drive can be used and what are the environmental
and commercial points that the end customers and sales channels will find attractive.
Upon completion of this course the participants will be able to
understand and explain to others:
Where ACS 2000 fits into the ABB MV Drives portfolio
Main product features
Mechanical features
Software tools and options available for ACS 2000
When and where to use ACS 2000
Why customers should buy ACS 2000
ABB MV Drives Service and support
Participant profile
This training is targeted to sales and back office people working
for both ABB and Technical Partners.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for this course, but it is advantageous
to have some knowledge of AC drives theory and systems
Topics
Overview of ACS 2000
Sales agumentation
Summary
Repetition questions of most important issues
Duration
0.5 day
G870
PSR Cycloconverter Drive Operation

and Maintenance
Course goal
The participant will learn how to operate, maintain and troubleshoot the PSR Cycloconverter system.
He will also be informed on the road map of his product and on
the possibilities to upgrade his system.
The trainee will also learn how to use the available programming
and troubleshooting tools with practical exercises.
Learning objectives
Understand the safety requirements of medium voltage
Identify drive components and configure settings
Operate the drive
Carry out preventive maintenance
Participant profile
Electricians, technicians and engineers, who will operate, maintain or troubleshoot the PSR Cycloconverter drive system.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge on synchronous motors and drive systems
Training and documents will be in English.
Topics
Overview cycloconverter
Control hardware
Power hardware
Operation
Software tools
Hands-on training
Troubleshooting
Life cycle information
Upgrade possibilities (ACS 6000c)
Lectures (presentations) and demonstrations
Practical exercises with a single phase converter model
Perform tests and measurements on an ACS 6000c fully
equipped demonstration drive
Visit of MV Drives assembly lines
Duration
3 days
G875
ACS 6000c Cycloconverter Operation

and Maintenance
Course goal
The participant will learn how to operate, maintain and troubleshoot the ACS 6000c Cycloconverter system.
He will also be informed on the road map of his product.
The trainee will also learn how to use the available programming
and troubleshooting tools with practical exercises.
Learning objectives
Understand the safety requirements of medium voltage
Identify drive components and configure settings
Operate the drive
Carry out preventive maintenance

Participant profile
Electricians, technicians and engineers, who will operate, maintain or troubleshoot the ACS 6000c Cycloconverter drive system.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge on synchronous motors and drive systems
Training and documents will be in English
Topics
Overview cycloconverter
Control hardware
Power hardware
Operation
Software tools
Hands-on training
Troubleshooting
Life cycle information
Lectures (presentations) and demonstrations
Perform tests and measurements on a fully equipped demonstration drive
Visit of MV Drives assembly lines
Duration
4 days
G790e

Course goal
The goal of this course is to enable the student to understand
the basic information regarding the operation and issues around
AC Drives
Learning objectives
Basic electrical theory
Principle function and reasons for using Variable Speed
Drive
AC Drive main component
Available Variable Speed Drive topologies
ABB MV Drives portfolio
Participants
This training is targeted to New ABB employees, customers
and people who wish to know more about AC Variable Speed
Drives.
Prerequisites
There are no prerequisites for taking this course, but some
knowledge of electrical theory could be an advantage.
Topics
Overview of Drives
What does a drive do?
Basic components of a drive
Semiconductors
Where are drives used?
Why do we use drives?
Torque and Speed
System
ABB MV Drives Portfolio overview
E-learning, internet based course
Duration
0.5 day.
G791e

Course goal
The goal of this course is to introduce general technical information regarding MV Drives products, product features and system
Issues.
Learning objectives
Basic and principles of El. Machines
Variable Speed Drive components
Protection- and control concept
Variable Speed Drive issues
Principle function and reasons for using Variable Speed
Drive
ABB MV Drives portfolio
Participants
This course is designed for ABB employees and authorized
Technical Partners
Prerequisites
Completion of MV Drives Introduction 1 course, G790e.
Some knowledge of electrical theory could be an advantage.
Topics
Product Overview
Basic and Principles of El. Machines
Variable Speed Drive Components
Variable Speed Drive topology & control types
Variable Speed Drive system issues
E-Learning, internet based course
Duration
1 day.

G794
DriveMonitorTM Operation and Maintenance

Course goal
The goal of this course is to train the participants how to use
DriveMonitorTM for fast and efficient troubleshooting of a drive
system.
The use of this diagnostic tool is taught by practical exercises.
Learning objectives
Describe the diagnostic features
Access and use DriveMonitorTM
Collect all necessary information for troubleshooting using
DriveMonitorTM
Export data and generate automatic reports
Participants
Electricians and technicians of end customers, who operate,
maintain or troubleshoot ABB drive systems
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of ABB MV drives (recommended to attend
this course after drive operation and maintenance training)
Laptop recommended
Topics
Overview
User interface
Practical exercises
Methods
Duration
1 day
Max. 8 participants
G795
DriveMonitorTM Service and Commissioning

Course goal
The goal of this course is to train the participants in the operation, configuration, remote connection and troubleshooting of
DriveMonitorTM.
Through various training methods the students will develop their
knowledge, confidence and skills in the handling of this monitoring system.
Learning objectives
Access and use DriveMonitorTM
Install and troubleshoot the system
Set-up DriveMonitorTM for operational use
Remotely connect to DriveMonitorTM via an internet connection

Export data and generate automatic reports
Participants
This training is targeted to commissioning and service engineers
of ABB and technical partners.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of ABB MV drives (recommended to attend
a drive training first)
Laptop
Topics
Overview
User interface
Installation and start-up
Remote connection
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Practical exercises
Methods
Duration
2 days
Max. 8 participants
G800

Course goal
Load Commutated Inverters (MEGADRIVE LCI) or in other terms
Static Frequency Converters (SFC) are used together with large
synchronous motors as an adjustable speed drive or to start
large gas turbines without high inrush current on the power supply. These systems are available in a power range from 1MW up
to 100MW.
troubleshoot a MEGADRIVE LCI controlled by PSR2.
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course, the participants:
know the function of a MEGADRIVE LCI
know the different modes of operation
are able to operate and maintain a MEGADRIVE LCI
are able to localise faults and replace defective parts
Participants
Operating personnel
Maintenance personnel
Prerequisites
Basic electro technical knowledge
Basic knowledge of synchronous machines
Personal computer knowledge is recommended

Topics
Power electronics in general
The function of rectifiers and converters
Static Frequency Converter
Principal function
Regulation circuits
Characteristic curves
Limitations, monitoring and protection
Operation
Operating modes
Annunciation
Safety in relation to MEGADRIVE LCI
Documentation
Project documentation
How to read the Hardware schematics
Hardware components
Functions, settings
Interfaces to peripherals
Water cooling / Air cooling
Maintenance and Trouble shooting
Replacement of thyristors
Software tool FUPLA (Debugger)
Test programs
Methods
Practical exercises inclusive hands-on training using a LCImodel
Factory tours
Duration
4 days
Number of participants: Max. 8
On site course on request
G810

Course goal
large gas turbines without high inrush current on the power supply. These systems are available in a power range from 1MW
up to 100MW.
The course goal is to teach students to operate, commission,
maintain and troubleshoot a MEGADRIVE LCI controlled by
PSR2.
Learning objectives
know how to perform the test programs
start the certification program for commissioning, after
Participants
Commissioning, application and service engineers
Testing and maintenance personnel who need deep knowledge
in LCI - systems
Prerequisites
Electrotechnical college qualifications or equivalent
Basic knowledge of personal computers
Topics
The function of rectifiers and inverters
Static Frequency Converter LCI
Principal function
Regulation circuits
Operation
Operating modes
Annunciation
Documentation
How to read the Software schematics
Hardware components
Functions, settings
Replacement of thyristors
Software tool FUPLA (Debugger)
Test programs
Methods
Practical exercises inclusive hands-on training
using a LCI-model
Factory tour
Duration
5 days
G820
MEGADRIVE LCI with AC 800PEC

Course goal
up to 100MW.
troubleshoot a MEGADRIVE LCI controlled by AC 800PEC.

Learning objectives
Participants
Operating personnel
Maintenance personnel
Prerequisites
Basic electrotechnical knowledge
Personal computers knowledge is recommended
Topics
Principal function
Regulation circuits
Operation
Operating modes
Annunciation
Documentation
Hardware components
Functions, settings
Replacement of Thyristors
Software tools:
- LCI Control Terminal
- (Transient Recorder)
Test programs
Methods
Factory tour
Duration
4 days
G830

Course goal
up to 100MW.
The course goal is to teach students to operate, maintain, commission and troubleshoot a MEGADRIVE LCI controlled by AC
800PEC
Learning objectives
are able to operate and maintain a
MEGADRIVE LCI
know how to perform the test programs
start the certification program for commissioning, after
Participants
Commissioning, application and service engineers
Testing and maintenance personnel who need deep knowledge
in LCI - systems
Prerequisites
Electrotechnical college qualifications or equivalent
Basic knowledge of personal computers
Topics
Principal function
Regulation circuits
Operation
Operating modes
Annunciation
Documentation
Software overview
Hardware components
Functions, settings

Replacement of Thyristors
Software tools:
- PECInstaller
- LCI Control Terminal (Operation, Event, Transient
Recorder)
Test programs
Methods
Factory tour
Duration
5 days
Adds
G839

Hands-on and Update Training
Course goal
Consecutively to the G830 MEGADRIVE LCI Service and Commissioning course the participants can deepen their knowledge
on MEGADRIVE LCI by completing the G839 MEGADRIVE-LCI
hands-on course.
The course goal is to get familiar with the handling and commissioning of the drive and application software using demo unit
and table models.
Learning objectives
Operate the MEGADRIVE LCI
Carry out cold commissioning and preventive maintenance
works
Participants
Service and Commissioning Engineers
Prerequisites
Topics
Setup of the LCI control system
Using SW tools (PECInstaller, LCI Control Terminal)
Software handling and download
Operation of the MEGADRIVE LCI
Running Test programs
Control characteristic
Tuning
Troubleshooting procedures: fault finding and repairing
Methods
Practical hands-on training using the demo drive and table
models based on well-chosen exercises. The fully functioning
demo drive allows to carry out real commissioning work. Most
of the time the participants work on their own, supported by

an instructor. Discussion of problems and questions with the
instructor.
Duration:
3 days
G840
MEGATROL Operation and

M aintenance
Course goal
MEGATROL combines the variable speed drive MEGADRIVE
LCI and UNITROL 6800 excitation system of a gasturbine
power generating group. It starts the gasturbine with its frequency converter part and controls the generator voltage after
the machine group reach its rated speed. Its design is based on
ABBs high performance controller family AC 800PEC.
The course goal is to teach students to start-up, adjust, operate, maintain and troubleshoot the MEGATROL system.
Learning objectives
know the function of a gasturbine starter as part of MEGATROL
know the different modes of the start up sequence
are able to operate and maintain the MEGATROL
Remembers the synchronous machine and its various operating conditions at rated speed
Know the principle operation of the excitation system
Are familiar with the principle function of the electronic
devices
control terminal as well as the Control Terminal of the drive
part
Participants
Operation and Maintenance staff
Prerequisites
Topics
Safety regulations
The variable speed drive of MEGATROL
The principle operation of the Static Frequency Converter
The various operating modes during the start up sequence
of the gas turbine group
The Regulation circuits of the starter
The Characteristic curves of the starter
Limitations, monitoring and protection of the starter
How to use the LCI Control Terminal, Events, Transient
Recorder etc
Setting and indication of the hardware components

Air cooling
The power converters, Thyristors
Replacement of defective components, downloads
How to use the software tools, PECInstaller
Ethernet addressing
The excitation system of MEGATROL

synchronous machine
Hardware configurations, redundancy principle
Setting and indication of the hardware components
Logic control
Ethernet addressing
How to use the software tools, PECinstaller, releated to the
excitation part
How to use Excitation Control Terminal, Operation, Tending
etc.
How to use the Converter Control Panel CCP
How to perform simple functional tests
How to replace defective components
Methods
Practical exercise using demo units
Duration
5 days.
Adds
G850
MEGATROL Service and

C ommissioning
Course goal
MEGATROL combines the variable speed drive MEGADRIVE
LCI and UNITROL 6800 excitation system of a gasturbine
power generating group. The course goal is to teach students
to start-up, adjust, operate, commission, maintain and troubleshoot the MEGATROL system. This course is dedicated to
those people who have already completed the UNITROL 6800
(J692) and MEGADRIVE (G830) courses.
Learning objectives
Know the design of MEGATROL as a combination of
UNITROL 6800 and MEGADRIVE
Are able to identify the hardware component of the
MEGATROL system
Can explain the so called Cross Start control system
Are able to operate the MEGATROL using the touch screen

control terminal:
Are familiar with the test and commissioning procedure of
MEGATROL
Participants
Prerequisites
Completion of J689, J692, G830 and G839 courses
Topics
The combination of UNITROL 6800 and MEGADRIVE to
MEGATROL
Hardware arrangement of MEGATROL
Principle of operation of the software
Logic control of MEGATROL including the so called Cross
Start control system
How to use the touch screen control terminal
How to change parameters, how to record signals using
the data logger and trending features
Software downloads etc.
Commissioning aspects of MEGATROL
Extended hands-on training using training equipment
Methods
Practical exercise using the MEGATROL training equipment
Duration
3 days
J400
AC 800PEC
Hardware and Tools
Course goal
The AC 800PEC Control Platform is ABBs high performance
process control system and belongs to the ControlIT product
line.
The AC 800PEC is the optimum solution for combining:
the high-speed control requirements of power electronic
applications
low-speed process control tasks usually carried out by separate PLC units
The AC 800PEC controller is configured and programmed using
Control Builder M, ABBs well-established programming tool
complying with IEC 61131-3, and MATLAB/Simulink with
Real-Time Workshop.
The course coal is to provide application, development engineers with enough skills to be able to commence developing
products using the AC 800PEC platform.
Learning objectives
Are familiar with the various hardware devices of the AC
800PEC control platform

Are able to use the PECinstaller tool or the AC800 PEC Tool
to download/upload software from/to the AC 800PEC controller
Are able to use the PECview tool
Participants
Application, test, service and commissioning engineers
Prerequisites
Topics
Configuration:
Introduction to AC 800PEC family of hardware components
Choices of fundamental configurations
Configuration workshop using table model
Principle of operation of the hardware devices
The I/O interfaces of AC 800PEC
Communication to upper control levels
IndustrialIT integration
Software Tools:
How to get started, download, backup and installation procedures using the PECinstaller tool
Overview of MATLAB/Simulink capabilities, enabling application, development engineers to understand what possibilities
are available
Configuration and use of PECView tool
Error handling, recovery boot procedures
Use of the AC 800 PEC Tool
Methods
Lectures, presentations, demonstrations,
exercises using table models
Duration
2 days
J410

Course goal
line.
The AC 800PEC is the optimum solution for combining:
the high-speed control requirements of power electronic
applications
low-speed process control tasks usually carried out by
separate PLC units
The AC 800PEC controller is configured and programmed using
Control Builder M, ABBs well-established programming tool
complying with IEC 61131-3, and MATLAB/Simulink with
Real-Time Workshop.
The goal of this course is to learn the engineering of the Extended Automation System 800xA with AC 800PEC controllers.
Learning objectives
Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:
Explain the System 800xA architecture and the function of

the different components
Create a new project and plan the structure of application
programs
Configure the AC 800PEC hardware and corresponding
I/Os
Design and configure application programs by using a
variety of IEC 61131-3 languages
Setup the OPC connectivity to AC 800PEC
Develop project specific libraries
Participants
This training is targeted to application engineers, programmers
and system integrators.
Prerequisites
Students shall know the fundamentals of working with Control
Systems and have basic knowledge of Windows XP.
Topics
Configuration:
System 800xA architecture
Engineering Workplace <-> PLC Control Builder
Project and application structures
AC 800PEC Hardware
OPC connectivity
Applications with FBD and ST
Control Modules
Sequential Function Charts (SFC)
MATLAB/Simulink Interface
Communication between controllers
Methods
This is an instructor led course with interactive classroom discussions and associated lab exercises. Approximately 50% of
the course is hands-on lab activities.
Duration
5 days
J450
AC 800PEC Matlab/Simulink
Course goal
line. The AC 800PEC is the optimum solution for combining:
the high-speed control requirements of power electronics
applications
low-speed process control tasks usually carried out by separate PLC units.
The course goal is to teach the student how to program AC
800PEC by means of the Matlab/Simulink tool.
Learning objectives
The course shows how to build system simulations and to use
the control part of the simulation directly as real-time code.
Participants
Machines
Prerequisites
Basic Matlab / Simulink knowledge
Topics
Systematic procedure for building up a system simulation,
later use of the control part for real-time code
Show parallels between real-time code and simulation
Guidelines (signal- and variable names, program structures)
Interfaces of the control application:
To the FPGA
PSE-Interface
Task Handling / Timing / Dead-times / Delays
State Machine
Program download, use of installer
External mode
Methods for eliminating the most frequently occurring faults

Methods
Lectures, demonstrations, hands-on with common equipment
(about 1/3 of the time), practical exercises, discussions, factory
tours.
Duration
3 days
Max. 14 participants
Tailor made courses on request
Methods
Lectures, Presentations, Demonstrations
Exercises using table model
Duration
3 days
Max. 8 participants
G911
Electrical Machines
Course goal
Getting a common understanding of electrical machines
To be able to make a competent assessment of the faults
most frequently arising on electrical machines and to initiate
the necessary corrective measures
To be able to perform a simple maintenance independently
Participants
Design and planning personnel, engineering and application
personnel, maintenance and operating personnel and consultants from the Electricity Supply Industry.
Business managers, sales personnel and technical personnel
from ABB companies.
Prerequisites
Technically trained persons
Topics
Basics
Brief introduction into the theory of electrical machines,
Mechanical and electrical design of electrical machines
Fundamentals and terminology of maintenance and life cycle
management
Electrical Machines Maintenance
Test methods and determination of state particularly with
regard to
bearing condition and vibration
simple check of the windings
diagnosis of sliprings and commutator
faults on brushes and brush gear

Administration
Bruggerstrasse 72
CH-5400 Baden/Switzerland
Phone + 41 58 585 67 34
Fax
+ 41 58 585 28 00
E-Mail [email protected]
24h-Service +41 844 845 845
www.abb.ch/abbuniversity
ABB University
LC Power Electronics and Medium Voltage Drives
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