OTI Overview

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Operation Technology, Inc.Irvine, California



OTI HeadquartersOTI Headquarters

Operation Technology, Inc.



OTI InternationalOTI International

OTIHeadquarters

OTI Far-East

Operation Technology, Inc.Over 70 Sales Offices & Support CentersOver 70 Sales Offices & Support Centers



Who is OTIWho is OTI

Professionals with Advanced Degrees

Internationally Renowned ExpertsActive in ANSI & IEC Standards Committees

Over 500 Years of Combined Experience




OTI’s MissionOTI’s Mission

“To rovide state-of-the-art roducts an

superior engineering services by combining

cutting-edge technologies with the

highest standard in quality to

achieve overall customer satisfaction achieve overall customer satisfaction.”




ETAP Enterprise SolutionETAP Enterprise Solution

Device Coordination & Selectivity

Advanced Relay Testing & Transient Simulator




ETAP RealETAP Real--TimeTime

Energy Management System

Intelligent Load Shedding




EElectricallectrical TTransientransient AAnalyzer nalyzer PProgramrogram

ETAP 1986

Nuclear QA Program 1991

ETAP Real-Time 1997


ETAP iSub 2006



ETAP Services & SupportETAP Services & Support

onsu ng erv ces

Technical Support

Training Services




Consulting ServicesConsulting Services

Research & Develo ment Pro ects

Conceptual Design

System Planning, Analysis & Optimization

User-Definable D namic Models

Dynamic Parameter Tuning (Field Measurement)

Third-Party Data Conversion & Synchronization

Project Consultation & TrainingProject Consultation & Training




Technical SupportTechnical SupportAn Extension of Your Electrical Engineering Dept.

Extensive Knowledge of ETAP

Expertise in Power System Engineering

Technical Webinars

Via E-mail, Telephone, Fax, FTP, Web




ETAP Users WorldETAP Users World--WideWide

OverOver, censes, censes

More ThanMore Than90 Countries90 Countries




User ServicesUser Services

W in r

User Groups

Seminars

User Symposiums

ETAP Nuclear Utility User onference




ETAP Workshops / TrainingETAP Workshops / TrainingOver 1,000 ETAP Engineers per year Over 1,000 ETAP Engineers per year

Irvine, Houston, Philadelphia, Canada,China, Saudi Arabia, India, Indonesia,Singapore, Thailand, Bahrain, Abu Dhabi,

Dubai, Venezuela, Peru, Chile, Colombia,ur ey, rance, ng an , apan, …

-Customized Training


Project Training

OTI Corporate Offices



ETAP EventsETAP Events




Who Uses ETAP?Who Uses ETAP?

Consulting Firms

Industrial Facilities

Generation Plants

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Transmission Systems




Consulting FirmsConsulting Firms




Generation PlantsGeneration Plants




GovernmentGovernment




ManufacturingManufacturing




Metals & MiningMetals & Mining




Nuclear Nuclear




Nuclear NonNuclear Non--UtilityUtility




Oil & GasOil & Gas




DistributionDistribution




TransportationTransportation




EducationEducation




Top 10 Design FirmsTop 10 Design Firmsop es gn rms ase on ectr ca onstruct on a ntenance agaz ne

80% Have Standardized on ETAP 80% Have Standardized on ETAP

100% Rely on ETAP 100% Rely on ETAP




Quality Assurance StandardsQuality Assurance Standards

ISO 9001:2000Model for Quality Assurance in Design, Development, Production,

Installation and Servicing - Registered Certification Number A3147 UL

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United States Code of Federal Regulation

Fuel Reprocessing Plants

United States Code of Federal Regulation

Reporting of Defects and Noncompliance





ANSI/IEEE 730.1 - 1989

ANSI/ASME N45.2 - 1977

ASME NQA-1 (includes Subpart 2.7)Qualit Assurance Re uirements for Nuclear Facilit A lications

CAN/CSA-Q 396.1.2 - 1989Qualit Assurance Pro ram for Previousl Develo ed Software

Used in Critical Applications

ANSI N45.22 - 1972


Packaging, Shipping, Receiving, Storage, and Handling of Items for

Nuclear Power Plants



Quality Assurance ProgramQuality Assurance Program

QA Program Since 1991

Over 4 Audits per Year

Complete V&V Software

Complete V&V Library





Title 10 CFR Part 21

Federal Regulation

Zero Part 21 Reported Since QA Established in 1991

Defines Possible Impact on the Facilities

Informative, Minor, Substantial, & Safety HazardReports


Software & Libraries



ETAP LibraryETAP Library Cable Cable Fire Protection

HV Circuit Breaker LV Circuit Breaker

Fire Stop Fire Wrap

Solid State Thermal Magnetic-

Phase Conductor Ground Wire

Motor Circuit Protector

Harmonics

Nameplate CKT Model Characteristic Model

Reliability Index Battery Characteristic

Load Model Fuse Rela

ontro ystem ev ce Control Relay Solenoid


Overload Heater on ac





ETAP Release DocumentsETAP Release Documents

ETAP 5.0 Certification Documents

Over 100 3” Binders of Specs, Reports, Audits, …

V&V Documents




Qualified Supplier InternationallyQualified Supplier Internationally

Government Facilities

Nuclear Utility Plants

Military

Atomic / Research Laboratories

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US Nuclear Utility PlantsUS Nuclear Utility Plants




US Nuclear Plants Using ETAPUS Nuclear Plants Using ETAPDuane ArnoldFermiFort CalhounGrand Gulf

Quad Cities

R.E. Ginna

River Bend

Indian Point

James A.FitzpatrickJoseph M. Farley

San Onofre

Seabrook

Se uo ahKewauneeLaSalleLimerick

McGuire

Shearon Harris

South Texas

Projects one

Nine Mile Pt.North AnnaOconee

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Surry

Susquehanna

Three Mile Islandys er ree

Palo VerdePeach BottomPerry

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Arkansas Nuclear OneBeaver ValleyBraidwood

ClintonComanche PeakCrystal River

Turkey PointVermont Yankee

Waterford 3


gr mPoint Beach

Prairie Island

BrunswickBryonCalvert Cliffs

-Diablo CanyonDonald C. CookDresden

Watts Bar

Wolf Creek



ETAP SuccessETAP Success

$12.8 Million in$12.8 Million in

TVA Watts Bar Nuclear Plant

Over 10,000 pages of electrical calculationssuperceded by a


81 page ETAP Study Report



ETAP E t i S l tiETAP E t i S l ti



ETAP Enterprise SolutionETAP Enterprise Solution


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