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DESCRIPTION:This session addresses the challenges posed by harmonic distort
 ion in power systems and explores how IEEE 519 establishes limits and best
  practices to ensure high-quality\, reliable electrical power.\nParticipan
 ts will learn how to evaluate system harmonic performance\, design for har
 monic mitigation\, and apply IEEE 519 guidelines to minimize equipment int
 erference\, energy losses\, and operational risks.\nThe workshop emphasize
 s how mastering harmonic control principles strengthens system stability\,
  improves equipment lifespan\, and supports compliance with industry stand
 ards.\n\nPDH certificates will be provided.\nOffered by the IEEE Oklahoma 
 City Section as part of the 2nd Standard Marathon Program.\n\nVirtual: htt
 ps://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/560280
LOCATION:Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/560280
ORGANIZER:reza.kandezy@ou.edu
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SUMMARY:IEEE 519: Controlling Harmonics: Enhancing Power Quality 
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