ANSI/EASA AR100-2015The recommended practice for repairing electric motors and maintaining their reliability and efficiency.
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Connect with your local community through EASA's local area networks. EASA supports 10 Regions comprised of 32 Chapters. Some larger Chapters have optionally created smaller units called Districts. Largely volutneer-driven, Chapters regularly organize training and networking events to engage the local member community.
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If you (or your company) market in Mexico, Central or South America, please mark your calendars for a special Southwestern Chapter District 8 meeting.
WHEN: Thursday, February 27 and Friday, February 28 REGISTRATION DEADLINE: January 28, 2020 COST: $75 US + lodging WHERE: Monterrey, Mexico Fiesta Inn Monterrey Tecnológico Av. Eugenio Garza Sada No. 2411 Col. Roma 64700 Monterrey, NL
For hotel reservations, please call the special group coordinator at 014433108137 from Mexico or +52 4433108137 from the US and use Code G1F8J9@MTT. The cost per night (single or double) is $1651.50 MXN. (About $US 88). All reservations must be made by January 28th.
QUESTIONS? For questions, please contact Diane Werling (info@easasouthwest.com).
The EASA North Central Chapter has scheduled its spring seminars: AC Motor Redesign and Electrical Tests of Three-Phase Motors. The seminars will be March 5-7 at the Great Wolf Lodge in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Complete the registration form below and send it to EASA North Central Chapter c/o Brent Gurtner (contact information is on the form). North Central Chapter offers a 100% rebate of the seminar fee for first-time attendees and 50% rebates for repeat attendees! See the registration form for details.
When March 5 Welcome reception/deli with vendor table tops General business meeting with swearing-in of new officers
March 6 Morning Technical Session: AC Motor Redesign Afternoon Technical Session: Electrical Testing of Three-Phase Motors
March 7 Technical Session: Round table discussion groups
See registration form for details on meals.
Instructor Tom Bishop, P.E., EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist
Cost $200: Full Registration (meeting, seminar, meals) $50: Spouse/guess (meeting, meals, Escape Room, Fly Over America) $100: Affiliate membership (includes tabletop)
Where Great Wolf Lodge 1700 East American Blvd. Bloomington, MN 55425 Rate: $157-$180/night (plus taxes + fees) Phone: +1 952 851 9653 (use reservation code #2003TEMPLE) The hotel deadline is February 13.
Please join your District 2 director, Tanner Gray, and meet your incoming District 2 Director, Noah Hudgeons, for an evening of great technical presentations, good food and chats with fellow EASAns.
When Thursday, March 5, 2020 — 5:00 - 8:00 pm RSVP to Diane at info@easasouthwest.com or by text to 214.783.2372 by Tuesday, March 3rd so that the caterer will prepare enough food.
Where Brandon and Clark 2475 E. Long Avenue Ft. Worth, 76106
Agenda 5:00 - 6:00 pm — Vendor displays and happy hour 6:10 - 7:00 pm — Tex Mex buffet ($18, pay at the door) 7:00 - 7:30 pm — “Improving Encoder Reliability in Wind Turbine and Variable Speed Motor Applications,” Wesley Emmanuel, Nidec/Avtron 7:30 - 8:00 pm — " Grease Life Calculations for Electric Motors (How to answer the questions 'how often' and 'how much to lubricate')," Ed Kaineg/Alex Gunkel—Schaeffler
Shop owners and Managers—Please feel free to bring along your employees for these valuable technical sessions.
Mark your calendar for the next Australasian chapter meeting, March 6-7, 2020 at Surfers Paradise in Queensland.
The EASA Louisville Chapter has scheduled its spring training: Root Cause Failure Analysis with EASA Technical Support Specialist Mike Howell.
When March 12-13, 2020
Where Hilton Garden Inn 2735 Crittenden Drive Louisville, KY
Cost $75 per person
To register and get hotel reservation information, contact Terry Thorne.
2 day refresher course every three years which will assess knowledge and understanding, practical skills will be verified by demonstration of practical skills. The certificate will be renewed on satisfactory completion of the three-yearly assessment.
Prices guaranteed if more than 6 participants. All Training Registrations and payment have to be finalized 3 weeks before all courses.
Course trainer - John Allen After graduating from UMIST with a BSC in Electrical Engineering & Electronics, John started his working life in 1970 as an electrical design engineer. He is an authority in our industry, and is also representing EASA in IEC Ex committees and working as an independent engineer and Trainer.
Pricing £650 GBP (EASA Members) £750 GBP (Non-members)
If you are interested by our unique EASA’s EX training, if you have questions or suggestions, Please contact fbeghain@easa9.org
Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy EASA does not and cannot guarantee how its material/documentation is used and therefore expressly disclaims any liability or responsibility for damage or loss resulting from its use.
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Designed for organisations considering registering for the IECEx/EASA Scheme Senior Managers, Authorised Persons, Supervisors/Team Leaders - responsible for managing personnel involved in the repair and/or overhaul of Explosive Atmosphere Equipment or directing or advising on strategy and/or budgets and/or capital expenditure and/or sales for repair overhaul and/or use of ex equipment.
To enable delegates to decide if they can complete repair/overhaul work on these types of equipment and whether they wish to register, train and assess centres and employees to the new IECEx/EASA scheme.
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Pricing £300 GBP (EASA Members) £350 GBP (Non-members)
The purpose of this Training is to ensure that all personnel repairing and overhauling Explosive Atmosphere Equipment are competent. It is a requirement for an Authorised Person to take responsibility for repair processes on Explosive Atmosphere Equipment and a requirement of Demonstrated Competencies. EASAs Ex training includes, in addition to the requirements of IEC 60079-19, the specific requirements for maintaining the efficiency of motors during overhaul and repair detailed in the Good Practice guidance in the EASA’s rewind study on Effect of Repair/Rewinding on Motors Efficiency as is now required by IEC 60079-19.
Training is to the requirements of IEC 60079-19 Explosive Atmospheres Part 19 Equipment repair, overhaul and reclamation and IECEx OD 504 to a syllabus developed and owned by EASA. Training is provided by a specialist training organisation under contract to EASA.
The scheme is defined in this document ‘Training and Assessment Scheme for the repair and overhaul of explosive atmosphere equipment to IEC 60079-19 for Operatives and Responsible Persons - Scheme Rules’. If you need more details, contact fbeghain@easa9.org. Applicants for training and assessment are required to have had not less than three years, relevant experience (e.g. in non Ex work). The scheme is applicable to operators, craftsmen, technicians, engineers and senior management.
Three grades are recognized:
All applicants are assessed by EASA, normally at the training centre, through written examination and practical assessment. Candidates applying for Responsible Person Certification have a more demanding experience requirements and must achieving a higher pass mark in the basic scheme examination.
For more details, contact fbeghain@easa9.org
Pricing £1580 GBP (EASA Members) £1700 GBP (Non-members)
Mark your calendar for the Southwestern Chapter Spring Convention.
When March 26-28, 2020
Where The Four Points by Sheraton—French Quarter 541 Bourbon St. New Orleans, LA 70130
Rate: $149 single/double ... Reservation deadline is March 4, 2020
To reserve a room, call +1 504 524 7611 or BOOK ONLINE
Cost Full Convention Registration - $230 Saturday Only Technical Sessions - $85 each Convention Sponsorship for Southwestern Chapter Affiliate Members - $430
Schedule Wednesday, March 25
Thursday, March 26
Friday, March 27
Saturday, March 28
To register for the event, download the flyer and registration form below.
The New Zealand Chapter's AGM and Conference will feature training and possibly a site visit. 2020 is an election year, so be sure to attend and vote on your new Committee.
Location: The Heritage Hotel Hobson Street Auckland Phone number: 09 379 8553 A block of rooms has been reserved for our event. Ring and book directly with the hotel. To register, complete the form found here. Stay tuned for more information.
The seminar will cover DC machine theory and operation, as well as repair tips. Topics will include testing and winding of armatures, fields, interpoles and compensating windings, machine work, balancing, assembly and final testing. The theory portion is structured so that it can be grasped by entry-level personnel, while the overall material is in-depth enough that those with 30 years of experience or more will benefit.
Partial list of topics covered in the seminar include:
The accompanying book is not meant to replace the many good texts that cover the theory and design of DC machines, but to supplement them. Its purpose is twofold: to help the technician understand DC machine theory without complex formulae; and in a larger sense, to record in one place the repair procedures and tips usually learned the hard way during a long career of DC machine repair. It may take a decade or longer for a technician to become proficient and knowledgeable. We hope this book will cut many years from that timeline.
The text begins with DC theory (no math, we promise!), and then follows the logical progression of a DC machine through the service center. Disassembly, inspection and testing are covered in the initial chapters.
Subsequent chapters are organized around the main parts of a DC machine. The final chapters cover assembly, final testing and application issues. Sections focusing on components explain how those parts work, how they are made and how they can best be repaired.
Repair tips gleaned from EASA members’ decades of experience are liberally sprinkled throughout the book. While many texts about DC machines explain how they should work, this is the first (to our knowledge) to discuss all the exceptions that a repairer is liable to run across during a lifetime of working with DC machines. These might otherwise be labeled “lessons learned the hard way,” except that the reader can benefit from having all these special cases collected in one source. When possible, it is better to learn by reading than by trial and error; otherwise, the first encounter with a unique design can result in a painful “learning experience.”
A DC machine can be used interchangeably as a motor or generator, simply by changing the connection. Any DC motor can be driven and used to produce power, and any DC generator can be motorized to provide mechanical power. Although this text predominately refers to “motor;” the material applies to both motors and generators.
As with the other EASA publications—Principles of Large AC Motors, Mechanical Repair Fundamentals of Electric Motors, and Root Cause Failure Analysis—each section is designed to stand alone. The small amount of duplication is intentional, to save the reader from flipping back and forth between sections.
Pricing £900 GBP (EASA Members) £1000 GBP (Non-members)
One of the most important factors to consider when repairing & maintaining motor systems is to understand why do they fail.
This training is intended for anyone interested in understanding motor failures, and those who want to serve customers by addressing the cause of failure rather than the symptom.
For this new version, the training & manual have been reorganized and updated with new information including a new approach to methodology, new case studies and a new section covering synchronous machine failures. For example, the all new “Root Cause Methodology” section goes into great detail explaining that effective root cause failure analysis must take place within the context of a practical problem-solving methodology or framework.
It covers a modified Plan-Do-Check-Act process that emphasizes the importance of planning and the related problem-solving methodology components. In addition, besides a systematic approach to problem solving, root cause failure analysis of motors and motor systems requires familiarity with contributing factors attributable to various kinds of applications, environments and industries. This includes how various stresses can affect motor components and the reciprocal impact the motor system may have on the motor.
Participants at this training will receive a new manual with 328 pages that provides extensive information, including a wide range of failures, the likely causes listed, and the methodology for confirming the probable cause of each failure, with hundreds of pictures.
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Who should attend?
Motor Repair Specialists, Electrical maintenance technicians, supervisors, condition monitoring specialists, maintenance engineers and reliability engineers that are responsible for a fleet of electrical motors and want to learn how to diagnose and correctly find the root cause of an electrical motor failure.
The EASA Midwestern Chapter has scheduled its spring training: AC Motor Basics in an Open Forum Setting with EASA Senior Technical Support Specialist Chuck Yung.
When April 15-17, 2020
Where Hupp Electric Motors 500 57th St. Marion, IA 52302-38010
Hotel Information Best Western Plus Longbranch 90 Twixt Town RD NE Cedar Rapids, IA 52402 +1 319 377 6386 www.thelongbranch.com Hotel Room Rates: One Queen Bed $96.99 or Two Queen Beds - $106.99 The booking deadline is April 3. Mention EASA when reserving your room.
Cost $200 per person
Schedule April 15 at the Hotel 4:00 - 7:00 pm: Check-in at Hotel, Register and pick up your name tag and training materials. 4:30 - 5:30 pm: Board of Directors Meeting with Chapter Meeting following 5:00 pm - ???: Vendor Showcase and Social Event with other EASA Members
April 16 Breakfast on your own, then head over to Hupp Electric Motors 8:00 am - 12:00 pm: Classroom Training with Chuck Yung 12:00 - 1:00 pm: Lunch 1:00 - 4:00 pm: Classroom Open Forum 5:00 pm: Chapter dinner at the hotel
April 17 Breakfast on your own, then head over to Hupp Electric Motors 8:00 am - 12:00 pm: Classroom Training, Continue Open Forum 12:00 pm: Finish up and head home
The Southeastern Chapter meeting is scheduled for April 16-18, 2020, at the Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Access the registration package and event details here.
Receive a 25% discount on your Managerial or Technical registration by reserving your room at the Hilton. Include your confirmation number on your chapter registration Form R and return it to the chapter office by November 30, 2019.
When April 16-18, 2020
Where Hilton Daytona Beach Oceanfront Resort 100 N Atlantic Ave. Daytona Beach, FL 3211
The EASA Mountain Empire Chapter has scheduled its spring meeting for April 16-17 at the Red Cliffs Lodge in Moab, Utah.
Complete the registration form found here and mail to Derek Peterman at Electric Motor Rewind of Rupert, Idaho.
When: Thursday, April 16 11:15 - 11:45 am: Check-in for golf scramble (rules included in registration form) 12:00 pm: Golf scramble start at Moab Golf Course 7:00 pm: Meet & Greet Social Time (appetizers and drinks) Vendor table tops available for $100. Friday, April 17 Breakfast buffet at the Lodge 9:00 am: Presentation: Leadership Motivation 11:00 am: Chapter Business Meeting 1:00 pm: Group Adventure (tentatively rafting the Colorado River) 7:00 pm: Cowboy Cookout No organized activities are planned for Saturday. Enjoy the day in Moab!
Cost: $50 per person (spouse/guest requires no registration fee) The golf scramble is an additional $50 per player.
Location: Red Cliffs Lodge Mile Post 14 Hwy 128 Moab, Utah 84532 Rate per night: $189.95 Phone: +1 866 812 2002 (mention EASA Mountain Empire Chapter) Rooms must be reserved by March 11 to ensure the discounted rate.
Save the date for the EASA Western Canada Chapter Annual General Meeting (AGM), April 17 & 18, 2020 at the Grey Eagle Resort & Casino, Calgary, AB. Watch your email and check back for the agenda and registration forms.
When April 17, 2020 - April 18, 2020
BACK this year: Friday evening Trade Show in conjunction with Welcoming Reception
Where Grey Eagle Resort & Casino 3777 Grey Eagle Dr Calgary, AB T3E 3X8, Canada www.greyeagleresortandcasino.ca
The EASA Heart of America chapter has scheduled its spring meeting for April 23-25, 2020 in Branson, MO. The meeting will take place at the Hilton Branson Convention Center Hotel. Check back for more details as they become available.
When April 23-25, 2020
Where Hilton Branson Convention Center Hotel 200 E Main St. Branson, MO 65616
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The High Voltage Winding Best Practice training is a 2 days training that includes 4 sessions.
Session 1: Basic AC machine design theory & constraints
Design constraints - Critical design area
Session 2: HV Coil insulation & control of partial discharge
HV Coil insulation basics
Session 3: HV Coil manufacturing & testing
Visual examples of different coil types Examples of typical coil data sheets HV Coil manufacturing
Session 4: HV Winding best practice
Recording coil & stator data
HV Coil installation & shaping
Basic partial discharge analysis Examples of failure modes
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