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EMT Courses
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The following motor circuit analysis classes are offered by The Snell Group. Please see our EMT Course Schedule for a list of available dates and times.
On-site Training
All EMT courses listed below can be customized to meet your exact needs and specific applications and conducted at your location. There are many advantages to hosting an on-site training class, including:
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A lower total training cost for groups with six or more participants.
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The ability to integrate hands-on field work with your facility's motors.
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A lower student to teacher ratio, maximizing the attendees learning experience.
To receive a quote on a customized on-site training class, please contact us, or at 1.800.636.9820 (toll-free in the US and Canada) or at +1.802.479.7100.
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Public Courses
- De-Energized Motor & Motor Circuit Analysis - This EMT course is designed to support offline motor testing. It includes electrical theory, motor construction and the detection of failure modes.
- Energized Motor & Motor Circuit Analysis - The intent of The Snell Group's training is to provide trainees with the theoretical knowledge and procedural awareness to utilize current time domains, and spectral data to localize electrical and mechanical anomalies that affect motor performance and reliability.
Webinars
- History of Motor Testing - Starting with the earliest discoveries and experiments of electricity around 600 B.C. to today’s latest electric motor testing technologies, this free webinar gives a brief overview of the principles behind the origins and operation of the electric motor and the modern day tools used to keep them running.
- Motor Testing Technologies and Maintenance - This live, online, educational seminar includes three, 45-minute, presentations and is recommended for any infrared thermographer or motor testing technician who works with electric motors and rotating equipment. Each webinar segment also includes a question and answer session with the presenter.
- Motor Acceptance Testing - An overview of motor acceptance testing including how to select a vendor and repair facility, why you should conduct a receipt inspections, the different types of acceptance tests, how to properly store your motors and the justification for establishing a motor testing program.
- Motor Testing Technologies - This webinar covers the different types of motor tests utilized in industry including energized and de-energized testing and describes with great detail the array of parameters that can be checked and problems that can be diagnosed with the motor and motor circuit. Run time: 46 minutes.
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