Engineering
Electrical and Automation Systems
Participants become familiar with ABS requirements for the installation and testing of electrical and automation systems.
- 2 days
- Virtual Class
- Course code C-AST008
About this Course
This two-day course provides an in-depth discussion of the critical issues associated with installing and testing the electrical and automation systems used in the fabrication of steel ships, and how to assess those issues in line with classification and statutory requirements. Participants become familiar with ABS requirements for the installation and testing of electrical and automation systems.
What you'll Learn
- Perform electrical load and short circuit analysis.
- Conduct protective device coordination studies.
- Apply wiring practices and cable installation requirements.
- Assess AC generators and switchboards.
- Evaluate general equipment, ingress protection ratings and ship-type specifics.
- Assess motor starters and variable frequency drives.
- Identify essential and emergency services.
- Meet drawing submission and test requirements.
- Address grounding, harmonics and hazardous areas.
- Evaluate dynamic positioning.
- Assess automation for electric propulsion, steering and programmable logic controllers.
- Address safety issues and high-voltage systems.
- Review new technology including solar panels, cold ironing, wireless systems and fuel cells.
Who should Attend
This course is for engineers, surveyors, inspectors and technical personnel involved in the design, construction, review, inspection, testing or approval of marine electrical and automation systems. It is especially relevant to professionals supporting shipyard installation, commissioning, new construction or retrofit projects, and those who review plans for class and statutory compliance.
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