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Power Supplies and Uninterruptible Power Supplies
News Release from: REO (UK)
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 12 January 2004
Compliance conference to address power
problems
REO UK Director, John Symonds, will be giving a presentation about both internal and external contemporary power problems at a compliance conference on 21st January 2004.
REO UK Director, John Symonds, will be giving a presentation about both internal and external contemporary power problems at a compliance conference held by the Directives Advisory Service on 21st January 2004 at the North West Club Europeen in Aston-Upon-Lyne Symonds will be the first of three speakers to present at the conference
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 1 Mar 2001 at 8.00am (UK)
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His speech should prove extremely timely and relevant due to the recent power failures in the USA, UK, Scandinavia, Italy and France, which have caused major disruption to public life.
He will inform attendees about the external problems of natural phenomena and line faults on the power grid and will talk about the internal problems of increasing use of high-frequency power electronics.
He will also refer to EN standards and limits, repercussions on the grid and for the user and will outline a choice of solutions.
Also speaking at the conference are Dr John Holder of CERTT and Geoff Brown of ABB Industrial Systems.
Holder will discuss "Helping companies with environmental issues", and Brown will focus on "Application of the ATEX Directives to power drive systems". Request free introductory details about products from REO (UK) ...
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