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Universal Dynamics has extensive experience in all areas of industrial electrical engineering. Our engineers are well versed in electrical systems design and operation and have been involved in all aspects of electrical engineering work for both new 'greenfield' projects and the expansion of existing facilities. Services provided include:
Our skill in reviewing options and identifying solutions is particularly valuable in the modernization of operating industrial facilities, where changeover risks must be successfully managed. We work with our customers to develop appropriate implementation plans and procedures. Our engineers have in-house CYME and SKM power analysis tools and have also worked with EDSA, PTI and ETAP programs. We are experts in protective coordination, load flow, harmonics, insulation coordination, reliability, motor starting, grounding and short circuit studies. Our project experience encompasses substation design, power distribution systems and the application of drive systems. In the Chlor-Alkali industry, Universal Dynamics is renowned for the application of large rectifiers and the design of DC bus work, shorting switches and harmonic filters. We provide ongoing support and troubleshooting for our customers. Electrical problems in plants can be tough to diagnose and resolve. Whether the problem is an intermittent ground fault, harmonic resonance or poor voltage regulation, applying the right equipment is essential. Our engineers will select the appropriate power monitoring equipment to diagnose the problem and then work with operations to solve it. Universal Dynamics personnel recognize the importance of reliability and maintainability in the design of power and control systems for modern industrial plants. Our staff members have been employed in heavy industry and understand the necessity of providing clear, concise documentation to facilitate system maintenance and troubleshooting by the operations staff. Continual technical development is a key part of providing optimum designs and support to our customers. At Universal Dynamics our engineers are all active members of the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), participate in industry and technical conferences and attend courses to enhance our knowledge of electrical systems. Related Literature
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