Sunday, Dec 19, 2010
IEEE Standards Workshop |
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Time: 8:00 – 17:15 (Lunch Break 11:30-12:30) |
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07:00-08:00 |
Registration |
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Speakers |
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Chuck Adams |
A. Al Abdulkarim |
Opening Session |
08:00-09:00 |
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Moderator: Ghaleb Al-Dandan, IEEE, General Conference Co-Chair
Keynote Speaker 1: Chuck Adams, President, IEEE Standards Association
Keynote Speaker 2: Abdulrahman Al Abdulkarim, Secretariat General of Saudi National Electro Technical Committee,
The Saudi Standards, Metrology and Quality Organization (SASO)
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Chuck Adams |
Wael Diab |
W-01:
IEEE Standards Association |
09:00-10:00 |
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Globally relevant standards play a significant role in international industry, compliance, and relations. Learn about the IEEE Standards Association and how IEEE Standards are developed and used around the world.
This session will introduce the existing IEEE standards landscape and process, with specific attention given to how users can get involved in the process at different levels, such as IEEE Standards Committees and Working Groups. |
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Break: 10:00-10:15 |
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John Bill Lawrence |
W-02:
ATEX/IECEx/NEC for Hazardous Areas ;
Understanding the Standards |
10:15-11:30 |
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John Bill Lawrence (Senior member of IEEE, Principal Engineer for Hazardous Locations with FM Approvals; US TAG Chairman of IEC TC31) will provide an in-depth exploration of challenges and solutions associated with the choice of what standards to use for hazardous locations. Includes overview of legal and equipment requirements, as well as certification and installation discussion. IEEE and other international standards that address these issues will be explored. |
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Lunch: 11:30-12:30 |
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Mark Haplin |
Waleed Rumaih |
W-03: Panel discussion:
"Impact of Standards on Energy
Efficiency and Supply and Ideas for the Future". |
12:30 - 14:00 |
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This session will discuss the importance of national and international standards and policies in achieving industrial energy efficient systems. The following items will be part of the panel discussion:
> Why System Energy Efficiency Matters and what is the role of standards?
> What are the Components, Standards and Policies related to Energy Management
> ISO 50001 Energy Management Standard and others national and international standards. |
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| Wael Diab |
Yousef Yousef |
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Break: 14:00-14:15 |
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Mark Adamiak |
Andreas Luxa |
W-04: Roundtable
Discussion:
"Smart Grid Standards : Challenges
and Updates" |
14:15 - 15:30 |
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This session will focus on the current and latest standards and challenges pertaining to Smart Grids. Local, national and continental Smart Grids connectivity, automation, monitoring and control will be discussed with emphasis on the following items as part of the discussion:
> Standards Update
> Role of IT as a Technology enabler for Smart grids
> Future outlook for Smart grids (Economic, Environmental and Social impact). |
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Rox Moxley |
Chuck Adams |
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James Bowen |
Saleh Al-Amri |
W-05: Roundtable
Discussion:
"ArcFlash Standards: Challenges
and Human Safety Considerations" |
15:45 - 17:15 |
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Humans working in power system are exposed to fatal arc flash risks with associated temperatures four times hotter than the sun surface. As arc flash constitutes a worldwide safety concern, the standards play vital role to reduce arc flash incidents. This session will discuss the following topics:
> Current IEEE standards addressing arc flash risks on human safety
> Arc flash Standards- mitigations requirements
> Future standards (under development) and Updates to current Standards |
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Mark Haplin |
Wei-Jen Lee |
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