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DESCRIPTION:Welcome back from the summer break! We are fortunate to offer a
 n overview of the updated IEEE 1584-2018 regarding Arc Flash Incident Ener
 gy Analysis Implications. In the presentation we will review the changes m
 ade as part of IEEE 1584-2018\, and how it will affect how arc flash studi
 es are completed. You will also learn the major differences between the 20
 02 and 2018 standard and how the varies software providers are handling th
 ese changes.\n\nPeter Hogan\n\nPeter Hogan is the US. Operations Manager\,
  Power Systems Engineering. He has 12 years of electrical power systems ex
 perience\, and currently managers Eaton’s power systems engineering grou
 p employing 90+ power systems engineers throughout the US. Prior to his cu
 rrent position\, he managed the field services operations in Oregon\, empl
 oying 15 field services engineers in Oregon\, Washington and Idaho. He sta
 rted his career in Eaton as a power systems engineer\, completing over 175
  arc flash studies prior to moving to management. He has a BSEE from Gonza
 ga and a MSEE from Oregon State University\n\n701 Pike St\, Suite 1200\, S
 eattle\, Washington\, United States\, 98101
LOCATION:701 Pike St\, Suite 1200\, Seattle\, Washington\, United States\, 
 98101
ORGANIZER:tjohnson@ppcwa.com
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SUMMARY:IEEE1584-2018 Arc Flash Calculations Update - IAS September 2019 Me
 eting
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/203474
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Welcome back from the summer break!&nbsp\;
  We are fortunate to offer an overview of the updated IEEE 1584-2018 regar
 ding Arc Flash Incident Energy Analysis Implications.&nbsp\; In the presen
 tation we will review the changes made as part of IEEE 1584-2018\, and how
  it will affect how arc flash studies are completed.&nbsp\; You will also 
 learn the major differences between the 2002 and 2018 standard and how the
  varies software providers are handling these changes.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>&nbs
 p\;</p>\n<p><strong>Peter Hogan</strong></p>\n<p>Peter Hogan is the US. Op
 erations Manager\, Power Systems Engineering.&nbsp\; He has 12 years of el
 ectrical power systems experience\, and currently managers Eaton&rsquo\;s 
 power systems engineering group employing 90+ power systems engineers thro
 ughout the US.&nbsp\; Prior to his current position\, he managed the field
  services operations in Oregon\, employing 15 field services engineers in 
 Oregon\, Washington and Idaho.&nbsp\; He started his career in Eaton as a 
 power systems engineer\, completing over 175 arc flash studies prior to mo
 ving to management.&nbsp\; He has a BSEE from Gonzaga and a MSEE from Oreg
 on State University</p>
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