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May 12, 2025
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ELE 249 - Electric Utility IV Credits: 4 Lecture Hours: 2 Lab Hours: 4 Practicum Hours: 0 Work Experience: 0 Course Type: Voc/Tech This course will provide a basic transformer theory and function. Students will learn uses and functions of capacitors and voltage regulators. Students will connect single and three phase transformer. Prerequisite: ELE 236 and ELE 239 Prerequisite OR Corequisite: ELE 243 Competencies
- Describe how a transformer works
- Define electromagnetic field
- Explain the materials and components used in a transformer
- Interpret information on nameplate
- List five items found on a transformer nameplate
- Read nameplate
- Evaluate types for application
- Define different types of transformers
- Identify different types of transformers
- Evaluate types of fuses used in linework
- Explain function of fuses as it relates to their function to protect a transformer
- Evaluate underground and overhead transformer fusing
- Determine proper fuse size for the maximum load on the transformer
- Describe safety procedures prior to working on transformers
- Explain how to recognize back-feed
- List items to look for prior to energizing transformer
- Identify appropriate PPE
- Discover purpose and use of capacitor banks
- Describe how capacitors are used to correct power factor
- Apply safety guidelines when operating or maintaining capacitor banks
- Demonstrate proper techniques to remove capacitor bank from service
- Discover purpose and use of regulators
- Describe how regulators are used to correct power factor
- Apply safety guidelines when operating or maintaining regulators
- Demonstrate proper techniques to remove regulators from service
- Demonstrate single- and three-phase connections
- Describe safety considerations when connecting single- and three-phase connections
- Explain connections using single- and three-phase connections
Competencies Revised Date: AY2022
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