IEEE Webinar on Isolated Phase Bus Duct Technical Overview & Product Lifecycle Analysis

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 Program for Tuesday, June 29th, 2021:

• Team Introductions (5min)
• Presentation (40min)
• Q&A (15min) 

Abstract

The Isolated Phase bus (IPB) webinar presented by Powell will give a brief synopsis of the historical development of IPB cover the main  components, applications, ratings, performance, governing standards, applications, tests requirements, installation methods with a focused on established design theory and modern innovation. This presentation will also discuss design considerations and guidelines for new construction
units and field repair/replacement work.  The last section of the presentation will focus on the maintenance and available monitoring technology for bus systems.

 "Fine Print"

• The webinar is free for active IEEE members. 
• There is a $5 registration fee for people who are not active IEEE members.
• The fee must be paid in advance through the registration process below (credit card through PayPal) in order to receive the link to the webinar.
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• Incomplete non-member registrations (payment not received) will be deleted.
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