IEEE 519: Controlling Harmonics: Enhancing Power Quality
This session addresses the challenges posed by harmonic distortion in power systems and explores how IEEE 519 establishes limits and best practices to ensure high-quality, reliable electrical power.
Participants will learn how to evaluate system harmonic performance, design for harmonic mitigation, and apply IEEE 519 guidelines to minimize equipment interference, energy losses, and operational risks.
The workshop emphasizes how mastering harmonic control principles strengthens system stability, improves equipment lifespan, and supports compliance with industry standards.
PDH certificates will be provided.
Offered by the IEEE Oklahoma City Section as part of the Standard Electrical and Electronic Engineering (SEEE) Workshop Series.
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- Date: 11 Jul 2025
- Time: 03:30 AM UTC to 04:35 AM UTC
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- 100 Boyd St
- Norman, Oklahoma
- United States 73019-1102
- Building: Sarkeys Energy Center
- Room Number: N0202
- Starts 28 April 2025 05:00 AM UTC
- Ends 09 July 2025 05:00 AM UTC
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
Reza Kandezy of University of Oklahoma
IEEE 519 workshop: Controlling Harmonics: Enhancing Power Quality
Join Dr. Reza Saeed Kandezy for a specialized workshop on IEEE 519: Recommended Practices and Requirements for Harmonic Control in Electrical Power Systems.
This session addresses the challenges posed by harmonic distortion in power systems and explores how IEEE 519 establishes limits and best practices to ensure high-quality, reliable electrical power.
Participants will learn how to evaluate system harmonic performance, design for harmonic mitigation, and apply IEEE 519 guidelines to minimize equipment interference, energy losses, and operational risks.
The workshop emphasizes how mastering harmonic control principles strengthens system stability, improves equipment lifespan, and supports compliance with industry standards.
PDH certificates will be provided.
Offered by the IEEE Oklahoma City Section as part of the Standard Electrical and Electronic Engineering (SEEE) Workshop Series.
Biography:
Reza Saeed Kandezy received his Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Oklahoma. Reza's decade-long experiences encompass:
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Technical and Management Expertise: Over eight years of experience in both research and industrial environments, honing skills in leadership and administration.
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Validation of Electrical Equipment: Lead investigator in validating electrical power equipment for MV transmission and substation systems, performing FMEA analysis on numerous electrical and electronic systems.
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Development of Equipment and Systems: Creation of advanced power and energy systems simulators, development of research laboratories and equipment in compliance with IEC, ISO, and IEEE standards, and modification of electrical equipment for power and communication hardware.
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Research, Evaluation, and Training: Senior engineer and manager in a tier-one research facility, focused on designing, optimizing, and modifying electrical power, electronic, and information technology systems. Contributed to professional engineering programs and taught courses on electrical power, quality assurance, and hazardous atmosphere equipment.
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Instruction and Teaching: Adapts diverse learning styles and applies practical approaches in college, professional, and K-12 settings.
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Address:110 W. Boyd St., DEH 341, Norman, Oklahoma, United States, 73019-1102