Amtech®™ Training

Some of our Clients have used Amtech on several occasions and have noted a number of peculiarities when using the program and in particular the single line diagram, we believe that these should be covered in the session. Areas where our clients have experience problems (maybe with early versions of Amtech®) or which they consider are of particular interest are:-

Peculiarities of the single line diagram. How to accurately depict various circuit arrangements with the symbols available, eg, an MCC Outgoer (Fuse Switch) feeding a cable which in turn supplies an Incomer (Fuse Switch) for an MCC, etc.

Parallel supply cables, such as Main and Generator supplies to a Panel, the delta loop circuit cables from a panel mounted Star/Delta starter to the field mounted motor, etc.

The peculiarities of bus bar symbols and tap off points.

The order in which a model should be constructed, ie, identifying those data fields which are interrelated in some menus, changes in one menu automatically modifies data in another menu, etc.

Discrimination issues, ie, circuits employing a mixture of Fuses, MCB's, ACB's., installations where there are several tiers of distribution boards/panels which make full discrimination difficult, etc.

How to use Amtech Protect for MCCB/Fuse comparison and any other features it has that will be of use.