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Fluke Webinar Jan 2022
Webinar 1:Improve asset uptime and profitability in the utilities sector with condition-based maintenance approach
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Date: Thursday, January 13, 2022
Time: 3:00 pm Singapore Time (Singapore, GMT+08:00)
The evolution of maintenance routine is reshaping the utilities sector. As the demand for electricity increased exponentially over the years, utility companies have been seeking new ways to improve asset uptime and profitability. In recent times, predictive maintenance is used broadly as an asset and condition-based strategy to improve efficiency and reliability while minimizing the negative impact of unplanned downtime.
Maintaining a holistic predictive maintenance solution in the utilities sector is critical to minimize disruption while supplying reliable power to customers. Join this webinar, specially crafted for the utilities sector, to learn how to:
- Better understand power quality problems and how to solve them
- Accurately measure real-time inverter efficiency in solar power conversion systems
- Quickly and easily detect partial discharge with breakthrough acoustic imaging technology
- Leverage on thermography to locate abnormal heat sources
- Perform backup battery maintenance based on international standards in quick time
- Discover different earth resistivity test methods for safe and efficient grounding measurements
Speakers:
Mr Jake Tan
Product Manager, Fluke South East Asia
Ms Jaslyn Lee
Product Marketing Engineer, Fluke South East Asia
To register for this event, simply click on the ‘Register’ button. You will receive a confirmation email upon successful registration.
Webinar 2: Manage and reduce energy wastages in production facilities
Registration is required to join this event. If you have not registered, please do so now.
Date: Tuesday, January 25, 2022
Time: 3:00 pm Singapore Time (Singapore, GMT+08:00)
Energy is at the center of what keeps the world up and running. Modern production technologies such as automation are widely adopted to optimize production throughput. While these modern technologies help to improve production, it can also erode profits through energy wastage, machine breakdown and production downtime if not properly managed.
Register for this free learning webinar to be introduced to an effective Energy Management Program. Learn how to manage and eliminate electrical and energy wastes, mechanical loss, grounding loss and compressed air leakage to reduce energy consumption and increase energy efficiency.
- Identify electrical and mechanical energy waste
- Detect energy waste in building infrastructure and production process subsystem
Speakers:
Mr Jake Tan
Product Manager, Fluke South East Asia
Ms Jaslyn Lee
Product Marketing Engineer, Fluke South East Asia
To register for this event, simply click on the ‘Register’ link on top. You will receive a confirmation email upon successful registration.
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Level I PD Training Introduction To Partial Discharge Testing - On Demand Training Course
Date: 7th March - 11th March 2022
Fees: SGD350.00
LIVE Q&A on Wednesday 9th March 2022
*The course will be on demand with website link and password access given to all successfully registered participants.
Online platform: Demio
*If you or your team are responsible for electrical assets operating at 3.3 kV and above, knowledge of partial discharge condition monitoring can help you avoid unplanned outages on your network resulting from electrical insulation failure.
Level II PD Training Intermediate Course On Plant Specific Partial Discharge Testing - On Demand Training Course
Date: 7th March - 11th March 2022
Fees: SGD600.00
LIVE Q&A on Wednesday 9th March 2022
*The course will be on demand with website link and password access given to all successfully registered participants.
Online platform: Demio
*If you or your team are responsible for electrical assets operating at 3.3 kV and above, knowledge of partial discharge condition monitoring can help you avoid unplanned outages on your network resulting from electrical insulation failure.