Book Your Free Training Program :
ESL is pleased to offer continuous improvement training programs for your power plant professionals. These training programs are organized under the name and style of “ESL Meet & Treat Continuous Improvement Programs”.
The training programs are absolutely free of cost and are organized as our contribution and commitment towards “community service”. They are held every Saturday in our premises, ESL House DP 01, Sector 21, Korangi Industrial Area, Karachi. Location map is attached.
Our “Meet & Treat” programs are absolutely free of cost. Moreover, course material, refreshments and lunch are also served in these day long program without any attached charges.
Each program is dedicated to one or two customers at the most. Maximum participation in each program is limited to ten participants which is conducted by highly experienced engineers.
Pre and post session evaluation is also conducted and certificates are awarded to all the participants.
Please book your slot now by filling the following form:
NB: Our representative will soon contact you to collect details of participants, their positions in the organization, experience, education, etc., in order to match training contents with participants’ profiles.
| ESL FREE TRAINING TOPICS INCLUDE: |
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| 1. Basics of a generator. |
| 2. Why diesel generators? And why gas? |
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| 3. How does an Engine Work & why it wears? |
| i. Engine Wear (Normal vs Abnormal) |
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| ii. Combustion Process |
| iii. Internal Components – list of internal components and maintenance considerations for the same |
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| iv. External Components – list of external components and maintenance considerations for the same |
| v. Cooling System |
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| vi. Lube System |
| vii. Fuel System |
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| viii. Air System |
| ix. Electronics |
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| x. Preventing abnormal wear |
| 4. Generator selection guidelines |
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| 5. Generator Deration |
| 6. Doing what is required, when it is required and in the quantity it is required |
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| i. Condition based maintenance |
| ii. Talking to the parts |
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| 7. Cleanliness is half the maintenance |
| 8. Operator’s training – weakest link in the chain |
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| 9. Fuel cost – saving money where it matters |
| 10. Disastrous effects of load starvation |
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| 11. Disastrous effects of unbalanced loads |
| 12. Generator Maintenance – Ten Commandments |
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| 13. Generator’s protective cover |
| 14. Power factor – mystery unfolded (optional) |
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| 15. Generator’s paralleling – sum of parts is greater than the whole (optional). |
| 16. Safety consideration before starting work on generators. |
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| 17. Safety precautions while using diesel |
| 18. Safety instructions for domestic generators |
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| 19. Role of quality in generator maintenance |
| 20. Smart maintenance – Achieving a lot with a little. |
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| 21. Measuring maintenance quality – MTTR, MCTR & MTBF |
| 22. A perfect overhaul. |
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| 23. Generator’s application guidelines (usages and types) |
| 24. Auto Transfer Switch |
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| 25. Quick fixes |
| 26. Pareto analysis of genset issues based on our experience of telecom. |
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| 27. Commercial power issues |
| 28. Importance of grounding etc |
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| 29. Parts issues |
| i. genuine vs. non genuine |
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| ii. OEM vs Aftermarket |
| 30. Killing two birds with one stone – cogeneration |
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| 31. Generator sizing for large plants with multiple heavy duty motors |
| 32. Sound attenuation – design, issues and remedies |
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| 33. Generator reactance, transient reactance, sub transient reactance – their significance in short circuit calculations |
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