- Valley Career and Technical Center
- Industrial Electricity Power II
Adult Night Class Descriptions
- AC & Refrigeration I (Basic Refrigeration)
- AC & Refrigeration II (Controls & Motors)
- AC & Refrigeration III (Heating & Refrig. Syst.)
- AC & Refrigeration IV
- Advanced Electrical Wiring
- Advanced Machine Shop
- Advanced Welding
- Apprenticeship Group Study
- Architectural Bluepring Reading
- Auto Body Repair II
- Auto Body Repair I
- Basic Auto Mechanics
- Basic Carpentry
- Basic Diesel Mechanics
- Basic Electrical Wiring
- Basic Machine Shop
- Basic Plumbing
- Basic Welding
- Beg. Computer/Intro to Windows
- Beginning Photography
- Behaviors of Successful People/Customer Ser
- CFC Certification
- CNC Programming
- Communication
- Dental Assistant
- First Aid & CPR
- Fundamentals of Electricity/Electronics
- Industrial Drive Components
- Industrial Electricity Power II
- Industrial Electricity Power IV
- Industrial Piping Systems (Group Study)
- Industrial Pumps & Valves
- Industrial Rigging (Group Study)
- Industrial Safety
- National Electric Code
- Nurse Aide
- Overview
- Registration Form
- Small Engine & Chainsaw Repair
- Techincal Mathematics
- Woodworking Furniture Making
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Industrial Electricity – Power II
This course covers the principles and applications of transformers. Typical transformers such as step up, step down, buck/boost, isolation and autotransformers are discussed. Single Phase as well as Three Phase power distribution derived from transformers within the facilities will be discussed.I. Introduction to transformersa. Transformer construction
b. Turns ratio
c. Addictive/Subtractive polarities
d. Transformer Inductance and Impedance
e. Calculations of voltage, current, and power
f. Transformer concepts
II. Types of Transformers
a. Step up Transformers
b. Step down Transformers
c. Isolation Transformers
d. Buck/Boost Transformers
e. Autotransformers
III. Transformer Applications
a. Wiring of Single phase Transformers
b. Wiring of Three phase Transformers
c. Wiring of WYE/Delta configuration
d. Wiring of Delta/WYE configuration