Motor Management. A USDOE User Training for MotorMaster+

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Motor Management. A USDOE User Training for MotorMaster+

28 October, 2005 | 08:00 AM-04:00 PM

Springfield Technical Community College. Springfield, MA

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Training Overview

This 1-day workshop helped facility personnel gain an understanding of electric motor systems management and skills to help them manage motor systems for reduced energy cost and increased reliability. The session covered technical and policy/procedure topics related to management of motor systems. This included evaluation and selection of the optimum motor for each application, motor tracking inventory and maintenance actions, and development/use of guidelines or specifications for motor repair and rewind. Electric power system and management of power transmission and driven loads were covered in relation to motor operation and use. This session also identified resources, such as organizations, standards, guidebooks, and technical assistance providers, that can help plant personnel establish and manage industrial motor systems. Furthermore, the workshop provided an overview of DOE’s MotorMaster+ (MM+) software and a demonstration of the tool’s basic functions and applications.

Benefits

	Selection of the optimum motor for specific industrial applications
	Understanding the basics of using MM+ to evaluate motor purchase and repair decisions
	Understanding how MM+ can be used to support other areas of motor systems management
	Establishment of an effective motor systems maintenance plan
	Development of guidelines for motor repair services and evaluate motor repair facilities
	Location of resources for additional technical support on motor systems

Who Should Attend

	Plant and Facility Managers
	Energy and Mechanical Engineering staff
	Operation and Maintenance staff
	Energy Professionals
	Industrial and Commercial Facilities

Agenda

7:30-8:00	Registration and Continental Breakfast I8:00-8:15
12:00-1:00	Lunch I1:00-3:50
3:50-4:00	Evaluations and Adjourn

Workshop Cost and Registration

All attendees are asked to pay for registration to reserve a spot. Registration includes: program materials and lunch.

	$45.00 per person for Commercial and Industrial Customers of Cape Light Compact, National Grid (MA, RI and NH), NSTAR, and WMECO.
	Cost for all others $75.00 per person
	Registration must be done before 28 October, 2005
	Advance registration is required!
	Cancellations 5 days prior to event are non-refundable.
	Payment can be made by credit online or by check
	Checks will be accepted at the door.
	Make checks payable to: University of Massachusetts-Amherst

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Center for Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy
University of Massachusetts - Amherst
160 Governors Drive
Amherst, MA 01003-9265
or fax to: 413-545-1027

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