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Synchronous Machine Training

The course goals are to give participants a general understanding of electrical machines theory, design, applications, and maintenance. Key topics include synchronous machine operation, insulation, vibration, starting, control panels, and commissioning. Learning objectives are explaining machine functioning, applications, and after-sales support. The training includes lectures, workshops, and factory tours. It is intended for customers and employees interested in large motors and generators.

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Synchronous Machine Training

The course goals are to give participants a general understanding of electrical machines theory, design, applications, and maintenance. Key topics include synchronous machine operation, insulation, vibration, starting, control panels, and commissioning. Learning objectives are explaining machine functioning, applications, and after-sales support. The training includes lectures, workshops, and factory tours. It is intended for customers and employees interested in large motors and generators.

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K251

Synchronous machines
training

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Course goal
The goal of the course is to give the participants a
general understanding of Topics
- large electrical machines and their applications - Overview of Motors and Generators product
- basic mechanical and electrical theory of portfolio
electrical machines - Electrical machines – theory
- Electrical machines – mechanical design
- Hazardous area design
Learning objectives - Theory of synchronous machines
Upon completion of this course, students will be - Comparison of Induction and synchronous
able to: machines
- explain the basics of large rotating electrical - Commissioning
machines, electrically as well as mechanically - Control panels for synchronous machines
- describe how the machines are functioning in - Motor starting
relation to control equipment - Vibration in large AC machines
- present some motor and generator - Electrical insulation theory
applications - Life cycle management
- explain what the main features of machines - Guided workshop tour
from ABB Machines in Västerås are - Test room (3 stations x 30 min)
- explain after sales service and maintenance
issues with regards to these machines
Training type and methods
This is an instructor led training with visits to the
factory. The training material and lectures will be in
Participant profile
English.
This training is mainly intended for external
customers, but also for ABB employees and others
with and interest in large electrical machines.
Course duration
The duration is 3 days.
Course fee
The participant’s fee is 1500-€. Travel and
accommodation should also be covered by the ABB Training
participant. ABB Training- ABB Service for Motors and Generators
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Agenda

Day 1 Topics
8:30 Introduction and practical details

8:45 Sustainability

9:15 Overview of Motors and Generators product portfolio

9:45 Coffee

9:55 Electrical machines – theory

10:40 Break

10:50 ABB 4-6 pole Synchronous Machines

11:25 Lunch

12:25 Guided workshop tour

13:55 Coffee

14:10 Electrical machines – mechanical design

14:50 Coffee

15:00 Electrical machines – mechanical design (continuing)

15:50 Hazardous area design

16:30 End of day

18:00 Activity

Day 2 Topics
08:20 Start of the day

08:25 Synchronous condensers

9:00 Electrical insulation theory

10:00 Coffee

10:15 Vibrations in large AC machines

11:00 Break

11:15 Motor starting

11:55 Lunch

12:55 Motor starting (continuing)

13:35 Break

13:45 Control panels for synchronous machines

14:25 Break

14:35 Control panels for synchronous machines (continuing)


15:05 Coffee

15:15 MCP and mounting of machine

16:50 End of day

Day 3 Topics
8:50 Start of the day

8:55 Testing

9:20 Break

9:30 Commissioning

10:30 Coffee

10:45 Life cycle management

11:45 Lunch

12:45 Hazardous Area Design

13:25 Break

13:35 Summary

14:10 End of day

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