Life size demonstrations of electrical phenomenon encountered in electrical installations.
Sensitizing personnel to the dangers of electricity networks and electrical installations.
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in order to: |
- Understand the effects of electrical current
- Visualize the potential consequences
- Apply safety measures
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- Protect people
- Protect the hardware
- To ensure the exploitation
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| The training programs include: |
- Visualize the dynamic and thermal effects of a court-circuit current.
- Damage of a live wire cable.
- Opening of an aerial isolator on load.
- Fall of a conductor to the ground, danger of electrocution.
- Sliding arc on a medium voltage line.
- Unsuited grounding of an airline.
- Circumvention of an insulator string.
- Tests in relation to the railway network:
• short-circuit on section insulation
• defective ground rod
• track not well splinted
• track not splinted.
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| Technical characteristics of the tests: |
- Low voltage (400V) current: 10 to 25 kA, 0.3 to 1 second
- Middle voltage (5 - 15 kV) short-circuit current: 3 to 8 kA, 0.3 to 1 second
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| The CEFs course programs and demonstrations are addressed to: |
- Distribution companies and energy producers
- Security engineers
- Electrical installers
- Professional schools
- Railway companies
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- Electrical engineering industries
- Operations department of the industries
- Surveillance firms
- Fire and emergency services
- Civil engineering companies
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Training recognized by the SSST for engineers and security safety officers
Each program (A,B,C or D) counts as 1 training unit recognized by the SSST. A certificate will be sent to you, on request, once the course carried out.
