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DESCRIPTION:Technical Seminar Abstract:\n\nThe University of Alberta has on
 e of Canada’s largest district energy systems. Come and hear about how u
 tilities services are centralized and how this leads to cost savings and r
 educed environmental impact. Tour the Heating Plant which generates steam 
 for heating the campus and has two steam turbine generators. Tour the Cool
 ing Plant\, where medium voltage chillers produce chilled water for the ca
 mpus. Tour the underground corridors and see the mini-motorbikes trades st
 aff use. See the 13.8kV switchgear\, switches\, cables\, protective relayi
 ng and metering. Learn how the U of A’s 13.8 kV power distribution syste
 m topology provides a high degree of flexibility and reliability.\n\nSpeak
 er(s): Lorne Clark\, P.Eng\, Dominique Dubbeldam\, Lorne Clark\, P.Eng\, D
 ominique Dubbeldam\n\nAgenda: \n5pm: Tour starts\n\n6pm: Tour Ends\n\nBldg
 : Cooling Plant on Campus (CPOC)\, University of Alberta\, Edmonton\, Albe
 rta\, Canada
LOCATION:Bldg: Cooling Plant on Campus (CPOC)\, University of Alberta\, Edm
 onton\, Alberta\, Canada
ORGANIZER:prothwell@igbtech.com
SEQUENCE:1
SUMMARY:"Guided tour of the University of Alberta’s District Energy Syste
 m"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/41849
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Technical Seminar Abstract:</p>\n<p>The Un
 iversity of Alberta has one of Canada&rsquo\;s largest district energy sys
 tems. Come and hear about how utilities services are centralized and how t
 his leads to cost savings and reduced environmental impact. Tour the Heati
 ng Plant which generates steam for heating the campus and has two steam tu
 rbine generators. Tour the Cooling Plant\, where medium voltage chillers p
 roduce chilled water for the campus. Tour the underground corridors and se
 e the mini-motorbikes trades staff use. See the 13.8kV switchgear\, switch
 es\, cables\, protective relaying and metering. Learn how the U of A&rsquo
 \;s 13.8 kV power distribution system topology provides a high degree of f
 lexibility and reliability.</p><br /><br />Agenda: <br /><p>5pm:&nbsp\;&nb
 sp\;Tour starts</p>\n<p>6pm:&nbsp\; Tour Ends</p>
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