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Knowledge is what helps you make informed decisions. That’s why Doble hosts technical conferences, seminars, user group meetings and participates in power industry events. We bring a century of knowledge and expertise to these educational opportunities, establishing a community of learners who exchange best practices, share knowledge and define the future of our industry.
Education is one of Doble’s founding principles. We are committed to your professional development and are proud to be an Authorized Provider of Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and a member of the International Organization of Continuing Education and Training (IACET), an ANSI Standard.
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January 2019
Application & Testing Electro-Mechanical & Microprocessor Relays (Intermediate)
This Application and Testing Electro-Mechanical and Microprocessor Relays course covers the testing of distance, differential, rate of change of frequency, loss of field, reverse power and synchronizing relays. The course will start with intermediate level instruction on the construction and principles of electro-mechanical /microprocessor relays, including different components of the relay that need calibration and adjustments as part of testing. A brief description of the relays’ operating principles will also be presented, followed by hands-on testing of the relays using Doble relay test sets.
Find out more »RTS Essentials
RTS Essentials provides a chance to get up-to-speed in a hurry. Technicians and engineers who are new to relay testing that need to learn the basics behind what RTS does and get proficient with using RTS will want to attend this course.
Find out more »Schematic Electrical Print Reading
Those who attend the Schematic Electrical Print Reading course will be led through this fast-paced three day course by a current field trainer and former substation technician. Robert brings 36 years of experience in the electrical field. He is eager to share his experiences in using electrical prints for maintenance, troubleshooting, relaying, metering, equipment commissioning, and, most importantly, safety while switching.
Find out more »Energy Generation Conference
Visit us in booth 511 at the Energy Generation Conference in Bismarck, ND to learn about our complete range of solutions.
Find out more »February 2019
DistribuTECH
Visit Doble Engineering Company in booth 11432 at DistribuTECH to learn more about our range of diagnostic solutions and services as well as upcoming Doble events and training opportunities.
Find out more »Field Diagnostics for Surge Arresters
WEBINAR: Surge arresters provide essential protection for apparatus against damaging overvoltage transients. This webinar will cover the various types of surge arresters available, how a surge arrester operates and proper implementation in the field for apparatus protection.
Find out more »Life of a Transformer
The World's Premier Training Experience on the Most Critical Aspects of Large Power Transformers. Learn practical information from industry experts for immediate, measurable impact at any point in the life-cycle of your transformers.
Find out more »501F Users Group Conference
Visit us in booth 41 at the 501F Users Group Conference in Scottsdale, AZ to learn about our range of full range of services and diagnostic solutions.
Find out more »NAES O&M Managers Conference
Visit us at the NAES O&M Managers Conference in Houston to learn about our full range of services and solutions.
Find out more »Transformer Protection—Theory, Application, Setting Guidelines, and Testing Demonstration Hosted by Powell Industries
This Transformer Protection course is intended for both engineers and technicians involved with application of transformer protection relays that are used to protect an extremely valuable asset.
Transformer protection and differential protection in particular is complicated due to different voltage levels and angular shifts of voltage and currents when dealing with delta-wye transformers. The differential protection applied at transformers must also be able to correctly differentiate between transformer inrush and an actual internal fault.