402 Electrical Power Systems Technology
Figure V. Electrical power systems model
Power Control (Chapter 15)
Operational Power Control Systems (Chapter 16)
Control Devices (Chapter 17)
Limit Switch
Temperature Switch
Float Switch
Pressure Switch
Foot Switch
Drum Controller
- Describe indicating lights used with electrical power control.
- Recognize and describe various motor starting systems.
- List the functions of motor starters.
- Describe the method of assigning size ratings for motor
contactors. - Describe bimetallic and melting alloy thermal overload devices
and their current ratings. - Describe the classification system used for motor starters.
- Describe the method of assigning sizes to manual starters.
- Describe a combination starter.
- List criteria used to select motor controllers.
- List types of motor controller enclosures used by NEMA.
- Explain the operation of a relay.
- Explain the operation of a solenoid.
- Describe an SCR, triac, and diac control devices that may be used
for electrical power control. - Explain the use of programmable logic controllers and other
computerized controllers used for electrical power control
applications. - Explain the operation of the following power control circuits:
Start-Stop Control
Start-Stop Control from Multiple Locations