Course Details
Course Details
Course ID
138
Course Name
Water / Wastewater Electrical Maintenance I
Contact Hours
5.5
Approved Industry
Drinking Water and Wastewater
Partner Name
Lewellyn Technology, Inc.
Primary Contact
Jay Smith Jr
jsmithjr@lewellyn.com
8128473525 Ext.
Website
Description
This seminar was developed after a growing need was found in the industry for training that applied to facilities such as wastewater and drinking water treatment plants. In one day you will learn the basics of electricity such as; what is current, voltage, resistance and power. A little Ohm's Law will be discussed along with magnetism. The course will move quickly into discussions on electrical test equipment. Students will learn about multimeters that can measure voltage, resistance and current as well as clamp-on ammeters and capacitor testers. Control components such as transducers, capacitors, float switches, relays, alternators, potential relays and phase monitors will aslo be discussed. The seminar will close with an in-depth look at reading the electrical control drawings used in the treatment industry.
Course Level
Intermediate
Course Content
Fundamentals of electricity
Electrical safety
Multimeters
Ammeters
Float switches
Proximity switches
Bubbler systems
Phase monitors
Time delay relays
Reading electrical drawings
Troubleshooting
Target Audience
Wastewater and drinking water treatment operators and anyone working in a maintenance capacity in these facilities that want to expand their skills and knowledge or brush up on existing skills.
Training Format
Classroom