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The 18th of April 2018, marked the launch of the first ever Power Protection and Innovation Conference, hosted by Teck Global. We had eighty attendees and it was a very successful inaugural conference.

Due to unexpected equipment failure, Teck Global was engaged to conduct an emergency switchgear replacement on site within a tight shutdown window and with limited prep time available. The replacement of this switchgear was critical to maintaining plant operability as the system was running at limited capacity without redundancy and any further issues could result in severe production losses.

We have recently bought a new test equipment the Megger MOM2 240A handheld micro-ohmmeter.

  • Up to 220 A
  • Battery powered
  • Light weighs only 1 kg
  • Safe test – DualGround™
  • Auto range: 1 μΩ to 1000 mΩ
  • Bluetooth® PC communication
  • Complies with IEEE and IEC standards

Please contact us if hiring the Megger MOM2 is of interest to you.

Official product description: https://us.megger.com/240a-handheld-micro-ohmmeter-mom2

Teck Global has a growing team in Perth, Western Australia, dedicated to HV Switchgear commissioning. From local to site support we are equipped and experienced with the latest equipment for specialised testing. Whatever your needs may be, from Hi-Pot / IR testing, switchgear assembly verification to relay configuration & injection testing.

Welcome to the Power, Protection and Innovation 2018 Conference.

Please join us, as leading experts share their thoughts on the latest innovations from the field of Electrical, Power and Protection Engineering. This conference is the first of its kind. Born out of comments from our lunch and learns, it is now a reality, a professional networking style conference.

Teck Global was engaged to provide a standalone backup supply system for remote equipment, during unplanned supply outages / interruptions. Backup supply for the system was via a low voltage generator which was then stepped up to distribution voltage through a local transformer.

Many high voltage networks utilise a ring topology to provide redundancy to the power system. Many mine sites are operated in an open ring arrangement, which means after a fault, downstream supply will be interrupted.

Part of Teck Global’s core design for packaged kiosk substations is to reduce commissioning and testing required on site. A key part of this is the use of Remote Telemetry Units (RTUs) in our Remote Operator Panels (ROPs).

  1. The benefits of using a Teck Global kiosk substation
  2. Teck Global appoints a new BDM
  3. Substation and HV installations – Wiring Labelling Guide
  4. The differences between square, oblong and circular transformer cores

Interested In Finding Out More?

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