2000logo.jpg

A Performance Based Interpretation of the 2008 National Electrical Code®

Scope
This course is designed to provide a review of proper industrial wiring practices as applied to Industrial Locations.  Added emphasis will be placed on recent code updates.

  
Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, the participant should be able to:

  • Apply the working and dedicated space requirements of the code given various industrial case studies.
  • Size the ungrounded, grounded, and grounding conductors and the overcurrent protection devices for various industrial applications including: heaters, motors, and variable frequency drives.
  • Correctly size various types of raceways and enclosures given such variables as conductor insulation type, number of conductors, size of conductors, type of load, distance between overcurrent device and utilization equipment, and temperature.
  • Apply the code to determine the installation requirements for various types of raceways and enclosures to include cable trays, rigid metal and nonmetallic conduct, liquidtight flexible metal and nonmetallic conduit, motor control centers, switchboards and panelboards
  • Select and apply the proper equipment to be used in typical industrial hazardous locations.

Outline

  • Relationships Between the National Electrical Safety Code and the National Electrical Code
  • Determining Proper Working Clearances and Free Space Requirements
  • Services, Feeders and Branch Circuits
    • Sizing
    • Clearances
    • Overcurrent Protection
    • Grounding and Bonding
  • Acceptable Industrial Wiring Methods
    • General Wiring Methods
    • Temporary Wiring
    • GFCI Requirements
    • Cable Tray
    • Rigid Metal Conduit
    • Liquidtight Flexible Metal Conduit
    • Boxes, Fittings, etc.
  • Equipment for General Use
    • Luminaires and Receptacles
    • Fixed Electric Heating Equipment for Pipelines and Vessels
    • Sizing Motor Circuits
    • Transformers
  • Hazardous (Classified) Locations
    • Location and General Requirements
    • Special Precaution
      • Area Classification
      • Approval for Class and Properties
      • Marking
    • Temperature
  • Approved Wiring Methods for Hazardous Locations
    • Sealing and Drainage
    • Switches, Circuit Breakers, Motor Controllers, and Fuses
    • Motors and Generators
    • Lighting Fixtures
    • Utilization Equipment
    • Flexible Cords
    • Receptacles and Attachment Plugs
    • Conductor Insulation
    • Signaling, Alarm, Remote-Control, and Communications Systems
    • Live Parts
    • Grounding
    • Surge Protection 

  

  

  


Copyright 2012. Training Technology   All Rights Reserved