Arc Flash Hazards, Controls and Protection and Motor protection
Arc Flash Hazards, Controls and Protection and Motor protection
Join IEEE Tulsa members and Tulsa area engineers to hear Ben Lamar from Little Fuse, Inc. go over all the understanding of arc flash hazards with reference to the IEEE-1584 standard and NEC code update.
Discuss Hierarchy of Controls
Arc Flash
Code Update
Mitigation options
Arc Flash Relay
Neutral Grounding Resistor
Motor Protection
Why is it needed?
Review Motor Insulation Classes
Discuss different levels of protection
- Basic
- Standard
- Advanced
- Smart
Date and Time
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- GRDA Engineering and Technology Center
- 9933 East 16th Street
- Tulsa, Oklahoma
- United States 74128
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- Co-sponsored by k.s.holland@ieee.org
- Starts 08 July 2019 09:20 PM UTC
- Ends 20 September 2019 02:00 PM UTC
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Ben Lamar of https://info.littelfuse.com/industrial
Arc Flash Hazards, Study and Protection
Ben Lamar, CEM, PMP
226 Willow Point Cir
Alabaster, AL 35007
blamar@littelfuse.com
(205) 441-7361
Biography:
Ben Lamar, CEM, PMP
226 Willow Point Cir
Alabaster, AL 35007
blamar@littelfuse.com
(205) 441-7361
Ben Lamar’s Bio – Electrical Engineer with BSEE degree from Auburn University. He has 12 years experience as a system integrator doing design, programming startup, and mentoring junior engineers. For the past five years, I have been in a technical sales role with Schneider Electric and now Littelfuse. I spend my time helping customers with electrical safety applications.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Littelfuse, September 2016-present
Regional Sales Engineer
Schneider Electric, 2014-2016
OEM Sales Engineer and Business Development Specialist
Revere Control Systems, 2002-2014
Project Development Director, Energy Management Specialist, January 2011 – September 2014
- Project Manager/Account Manager for process OEM, which included: management of the generation of proposals, specifications, and bid pricing duties of the project development team; development of new sales opportunities through working with existing customers
- Managed customer relationship and project development for two sole source partnerships with process OEMs
- Started co-op Program and was a co-op recruiter
Project Engineer/Account Manager, August 2002 – January 2011
- Responsibilities included: control systems design, programming, testing, implementation, and service
- Developed process OEM control solutions and performed as electrical engineering department for process OEM
- Mentored junior engineers with control systems design, programming, testing
- Created and developed ROVER™
CERTIFICATIONS/INVOLVEMENT
- Certified Energy Manager (CEM), CEM# 20188
- PMI certified, Project Management Professional (PMP), PMP# 1447091
- Member of several trade organizations, including Association of Energy Engineers and Project Management Institute
EDUCATION
NC State MBA Program, August 2017 - present
BSEE, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama, 2002
Walker High School, Jasper, Alabama, 1997
Email:
Address:226 Willow Point Cir, , Alabaster, United States, 35007
Agenda
Agenda:
11.30-11.45 am
Pizza and drinks will be provided by IEEE Tulsa.
11.45-12.45pm
Presentation
12.45-1.00 pm
QA/AC
1.0 PDH certificates available for attendees.