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ABB Electrification Academy

MyLearning Catalog 2021

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Table of Contents
1. Introduction ................................................................................................................................ 3
1.1. ABB Electrification Academy Online training ........................................................................3
1.2. ABB MyLearning ...........................................................................................................................3
1.3. Courses categorization ............................................................................................................. 4

2. Topics ...........................................................................................................................................5
2.1. Low voltage circuit breakers .................................................................................................... 5
2.2. Low voltage circuit breakers communication ...................................................................... 6
2.3. Low voltage motor protection and control............................................................................ 7
2.4. Low voltage electronic products and relays ......................................................................... 8
2.5. Low voltage switches and fuse-gear ...................................................................................... 9
2.6. Din-Rail products .......................................................................................................................10
2.7. Energy Efficiency ....................................................................................................................... 11
2.8. Low voltage switchgear and enclosures .............................................................................. 12
2.9. Low voltage switchgear arc guard system .......................................................................... 13
2.10. e-Design (DOC) software .........................................................................................................14
2.11. UPS …….. .....................................................................................................................................15
2.12. Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure............................................................................... 16
2.13. Medium voltage switchgear .................................................................................................... 17
2.14. Medium voltage distribution automation and protection ...............................................18

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1. Introduction

1.1. ABB Electrification Academy Online training

ABB MyLearning offers a variety of online training modules with a multitude of information on the large
ABB portfolio, products, applications, and solutions.

Benefit from ABB MyLearning now: not only are online training courses available 24 hours a day, they are
also very convenient to conduct whenever and wherever it is most convenient for you. You don’t depend
on an internet connection – simply download the course from the app to your mobile device and conduct
it at any convenient moment.

1.2. ABB MyLearning

ABB MyLearning is the global Learning Management System available for ABB employees, partners &
customers.

MyLearning helps ABB to deliver superior LMS experience that enables adaptation, speeds compliance,
and significantly improves training effectiveness. The platform supports knowledge transferring pro-
cess, organizing online or F2F sessions and tracking Student’s progress in training material. In addition
to the full range of standard LMS functionalities - as a cloud solution, MyLearning offers dedicated mo-
bile app that allows Users to access the content while being offline.

The following tutorial videos explain to you how easy it is to create an account to access ABB MyLearning
and how to connect to the training modules from your computer or your mobile devices:

• How to create your MyABB account?

• How to access ABB MyLearning from your computer?

• How to access ABB MyLearning from your Android mobile device?

• How to access ABB MyLearning from your iOS mobile device?

How to use ABB MyLearning:

• MYLEARNING NAVIGATOR LEARNER MAIN MANUAL

• To print your certificates, please discover the above manual (MYLEARNING NAVIGATOR LEARNER
MAIN MANUAL), pages (66, 67) under (3.5 My Certificates) section.

Visit ABB MyLearning:

ABB MyLearning

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1.3. Courses categorization

The courses included in the program are classified into two levels (Basic and advanced levels). You
should study the basic courses (Level 1) before moving to advanced (Level 2) courses.

Basic (level 1): Demonstrate basic technical knowledge to perform tasks, makes funda-
mental technical judgement in pre-defined tasks and stays up to date with
typical common products and technologies in own area.
Advanced (level 2): Demonstrate broad knowledge in a specific practice area, makes technical
judgement in unique problems considering multiple aspects and stays up
to date with all relevant products and technologies in own area.

About 91 training modules (approximately 30 training hours) covers various topics between low voltage
and medium voltage applications as follows:

Number or training
Topic
modules
01- Low voltage circuit breakers 10
02- Low voltage circuit breakers communication 5
03- Low voltage motor protection and control 12
04- Low voltage electronic products and relays 7
05- Low voltage switches and fuse-gear 14
06- Din-Rail products 7
07- Energy Efficiency 5
08- Low voltage switchgear and enclosures 4
09- Low voltage switchgear arc guard system 3
10- e-Design (DOC) software 1
11- UPS 2
12- Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure 2
13- Medium voltage switchgear 10
14- Medium voltage distribution automation and protection 9
Total number of training modules 91

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2. Topics

2.1. Low voltage circuit breakers

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)

It will help you identifying the applications and

1 Line Protection Basics 30 Link↗
solutions provided with this portfolio.

In this digital lesson you will learn:

-What a circuit breaker is
2 What is a circuit breaker? 15 Link↗
-What it's purpose and functions are
-What the different types of circuit breakers are
This session will provide the participant with in-
3 Trip Unit Basics formation on circuit breaker trip unit operation, 30 Link↗
function, and applications.
In this digital lesson you will learn:
What is a protection trip -what a trip unit is
4 15 Link↗
unit? -what the different types of trip units are
-the different protections that trip units provide.

Advanced (Level 2)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
In this digital lesson you will learn about the dif-
What are the criteria to se- ferent criteria used to select a circuit breaker. -
5 15 Link↗
lect a circuit breaker? Overview -Rated values -Limit values -Insulation
value
When and why to select a In this lesson you will learn all about the key val-
6 Formula IEC molded-case ues and technical features of Formula IEC 15 Link↗
circuit breaker molded-case circuit breakers.
When and why to select a In this lesson you will learn all about the key val-
7 Tmax XT IEC molded-case ues and technical features of Tmax XT IEC 15 Link↗
circuit breaker molded-case circuit breakers.
When and why to select a In this lesson you will learn all about the key val-
8 Tmax IEC molded-case cir- ues and technical features of Tmax IEC molded- 15 Link↗
cuit breaker case circuit breakers.
When and why to select an In this lesson you will learn all about the key val-
9 Emax 2 IEC air circuit ues and technical features of the Emax 2 IEC air 15 Link↗
breaker circuit breakers.
Match customer's basic re- In this lesson you will learn how to select a circuit
10 quirements with ABB circuit breaker starting with simple requirements of the 15 Link↗
breakers customer.

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2.2. Low voltage circuit breakers communication

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
In this digital lesson you will learn basic infor-
mation about the communication with
ABB circuit breakers.
Basics of communication
1 -Benefits of communication 15 Link↗
with ABB circuit breakers
-Basic concepts of communication
-Communication Protocols-Master-Slave con-
cept

Advanced (Level 2)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
ABB circuit breakers with In this digital lesson you will learn basic infor-
2 Fieldbus communication mation about the fieldbus communication proto- 15 Link↗
protocols cols used by ABB circuit breakers
ABB circuit breakers with In this digital lesson you will learn basic infor-
3 Ethernet-based communi- mation about the low-voltage digital unit Ekip 15 Link↗
cation protocols UP.
Value proposition for system integrators and
4 Ekip Link panel builders. Values, features, principles, know- 15 Link↗
how.

NAVIGATING THROUGH
5 Navigating through ABB Ability™ EDCS 5 Link↗
ABB ABILITY™ EDCS

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2.3. Low voltage motor protection and control

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)

What an induction motor is and how it works,

1 What is an induction motor? 15 Link↗
what the classification of motors.

What are the main technical The basic information about the starting fea-
2 15 Link↗
features of a motor? tures, how the overload protection works.

What are the main solutions What are the main solutions for starting effi-
3 15 Link↗
for starting motors? ciently an induction motor.

Advanced (Level 2)
Seq. Course name
4 ABB AF Contactors, Safety
Contactors, and Manual Mo-
tor Starters
5 Select the correct breaker or
fuse according to the motor
starting customers applica-
tion
6 Select the correct manual
motor starter according to
the motor protection cus-
tomers application
7 Select the best contactor ac- What a contactor is, why there are different coil
cording to the customers
application
8 Select the correct overload
relay according to the motor
protection customers appli-
cation
9 Select the right product
combination in motor start-
ing solutions
10 Quickly find the manual mo-
tor starter that suits your
need
11 Universal motor controllers
made easy
DUR.
Course description Link
(min.)
Upon completion of this module you will be fa- 20 Link↗
miliar with the ABB Contactors
In this lesson you will learn how to to properly 15 Link↗
choose the right circuit breaker for your motor
starting application.
In this lesson you will learn what a manual mo- 15 Link↗
tor starter is, what its different parts are and
how to select it according to customers require-
ments.
15 Link↗
voltages, and how to refer to the duty cycle and
utilization category to select a contactor.
In this lesson you will learn what an overload re- 15 Link↗
lay is, what different types exist are and how to
refer to the tripping category to select one.
In this lesson you will learn how to properly 15 Link↗
combine functions and components between
the network and the motor.
How to name the categories of manual motor 20 Link↗
starters, describe their key features, and seg-
ments where manual motor starters are used.
How to explain Universal Motor Controllers and 20 Link↗
identify key applications.

12 How to make your first UMC In this lesson you will learn how to spot the 20 Link↗
sale need for universal motor controllers.

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2.4. Low voltage electronic products and relays

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
How to explain the basic role and function of a
Quickly find the product you
measuring and monitoring relay, explain the
1 need within the ABB measur- 20 Link↗
main applications, and access further infor-
ing and monitoring relays
mation using ABB product tools.
How to navigate through the electronic timers
Quickly find the product you
offer, pinpoint the main product applications,
2 need within the ABB elec- 20 Link↗
and find the right product code by using the se-
tronic timers
lection tools.
How to navigate through ABB's power supplies
Quickly find the product you
offer, pinpoint main product applications and
3 need within the ABB power 20 Link↗
find the right product code using proper selec-
supplies
tion tools.
How to navigate through the interface relays
Quickly find the product you and optocouplers offer, identify the key product
4 need within the ABB inter- advantages, pinpoint the main product applica- 20 Link↗
face relays tions, and find the right product code by using
the selection tools.

Advanced (Level 2)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
How to make your first
How to spot the need for measuring and moni-
5 measuring and monitoring 20 Link↗
toring relays.
relays sale

How to make your first elec-

6 How to sell electronic timers. 20 Link↗
tronic timers’ sale

How to spot the need for power supplies, con-

How to make your first vince the customers of the advantages by using
7 20 Link↗
power supply sale value proposition and select the right ordering
codes for the customer.

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2.5. Low voltage switches and fuse-gear

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)

1 What is a switch? What a switch is, and what types exist. 10 Link↗

What are the criteria to select a

2 What are the criteria to select a switch? 15 Link↗
switch?

3 What is a fuse? What is a fuse? 15 Link↗

4 Introduction to fuse bases An introduction to NH fuse bases 15 Link↗

Advanced (Level 2)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)

When and why to select a manual or The key values and features of manual
5 15 Link↗
motorized AC switch-disconnector and motorized AC switch-disconnectors

When and why to select a manual or The key values and technical features of
6 15 Link↗
motorized switch fuse manual and motorized switch fuses

When and why to select a manual or The key values and features of manual
7 15 Link↗
motorized change-over switch and motorized change-over switches

When and why to select an enclosed The key values and technical features of
8 15 Link↗
switch enclosed switches.

Where enclosed switches can be used,

9 Applications for enclosed switches 15 Link↗
customers preferences per application

When an OTDC switch-discon- What applications OTDC Switch-discon-

10 15 Link↗
nector is used nector are used

When and why to select an OTDC The key values and technical features of
11 15 Link↗
switch-disconnector OTDC switch-disconnectors

When and why to select a TruOne® The key values and technical features of
12 15 Link↗
automatic transfer switch TruOne® automatic transfer switch.

When and why to select a Compact Learn all about the key values and tech-
13 15 Link↗
ATS nical features of Compact ATS

Easyline XLP premium switchable Easyline XLP product range, and where
14 15 Link↗
fuse bases to apply such product.

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2.6. Din-Rail products

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
- basic functional components of an MCB
Miniature Circuit Break-
1 - how the single components work 30 Link↗
ers - Basics
- MCB functions in the system

Advanced (Level 2)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
Uncovering needs for To safeguard all the equipment that helps us run
2 lightning and surge pro- our daily lives, lightning and surge protection is es- 25 Link↗
tection sential.
Surge Protection Module How surges can affect electrical systems and why
3 1: Surges: Causes and surge protective devices are an effective counter- 15 Link↗
Consequences measure.

Surge Protection Module •Introduction to the Types

4 30 Link↗
2: How to choose an SPD •3 different Scenarios

Surge Protection Module • Getting the right information for selection

3: How to select from • IEC selection
5 30 Link↗
the ABB surge protec- • UL selection
tion devices portfolio • Selection of SPDs for data
ARC FAULT DETECTION
MODULE 1: This eLearning module will introduce you to the
6 UNDERSTANDING AND dangers of fires caused by the electrical installation 30 Link↗
LIMITING THE RISK OF and what devices ABB can offer to prevent them.
FIRE

In this e-Learning you will learn the basics of the

7 SMISSLINE TP 30 Link↗
SMISSLINE TP system.

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2.7. Energy Efficiency

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
This eLearning is indended to give you first basic in-
1 Green Building Basics formation about green building and the definition 35 Link↗
what it is.
This online learning module will introduce you the
concept of ABB's Scalable solutions for energy and
asset management in buildings.
Objectives:
After completing this learning module you will have
an overview of the GYBND concept and it's compo-
Give Your Building a New nents.
2 30 Link↗
Dimension Furthermore you will know the value propositions
and you will be able to convert them to values for
your customers.
Content:
1.) System Overview and Concept
2.) Introduction of the SW Platforms
3.) Application examples

Advanced (Level 2)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
In this module you will learn how to manage energy
in your electrical installation projects through sub
metering.
Energy Management The training will introduce the advantages and ben-
3 30 Link↗
through Metering efits of having additional metering and monitoring
devices included in your installation. You will be able
to select sub meters from the ABB portfolio that
suit your application the best.
Energy Management In this online learning module, you will learn how to
4 Through Branch Moni- manage energy in your electrical installation pro- 25 Link↗
toring CMS jects through Branch Monitoring.
In the first module of this e-learning, we provide
basic information for understanding data and net-
work technology.
DATA AND NETWORK
In the second module we summarize important se-
TECHNOLOGY BASICS
5 curity recommendations to reduce the risks of a 60 Link↗
FOR HOME AND
connected smart home.
BUILDING AUTOMATION
In the third module, we go closer to the practice and
show some examples of the networking theory in
relation to our Home and Building solutions.

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2.8. Low voltage switchgear and enclosures

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
In the role of an ABB sales person you will visit dif-
1 Enclosures made easy ferent customers in this module: an OEM, a distribu- 15 Link↗
tor and a panel builder.

S1541E – WHAT IS LOW

2 Discover LV switchgear 10 Link↗
VOLTAGE SWITCHGEAR

Main criteria for switch- In this digital lesson you will learn about the differ-
3 15 Link↗
boards ent criteria for switchboards.

In this module you will learn why switchboards can

Product overview of en-
4 closures for main distri-
bution and automation
be classified in two significant market applications
very different by purpose, execution and area of in-
stallation: •Distribution switchboards (main and sub
distribution) •Automation and control switchboards 15 Link↗
The ABB enclosure offering varies according to the
application, in order to cover the very different in-
stallation philosophies and switchboards require-
ments of both distribution and automation

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2.9. Low voltage switchgear arc guard system

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
In this lesson you will learn how to explain why arc
accidents happens, to distinguish between differ-
1 Arc protection made easy ent types of arc protection and detections, to ex- 15 Link↗
plain key technical notions and to identify key ap-
plications requiring arc protection.

Advanced (Level 2)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
In this lesson you will learn to describe the ABB
Discover the ABB TVOC-2 TVOC-2 arc guard solution, to name its basic prod-
2 10 Link↗
arc guard solution uct characteristics and to identify the key product
advantages.
In this lesson you will learn how to spot the need
for arc protection and convince the customers of
How to prepare for your
the advantages of TVOC-2 by using value proposi-
first customer TVOC-2
3 tion. 30 Link↗
arc guard solution meet-
In the role of a salesperson you will visit different
ing
customers in this module: a paper mill, a consult-
ing firm and a steel plant.

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2.10. e-Design (DOC) software

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
Dimension the electrical
In this lesson you will learn basic information
system and select the right
1 about the DOC software and how to create a 40 Link↗
components by using the
project and select the relevant components.
DOC software

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2.11. UPS
Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)

UPS101 - INTRODUCTION Introduction to Uninterruptible Power Supply

1 20 Link↗
TO UPS (UPS) units

This session will provide you the fundamental ba-

sics on UPS design theory. Properly designed
power protection is the key component to any
Mission Critical Facility. Common issues relating
2 UPS BASICS - 2018 to electrical power is loss of voltage including 30 Link↗
blackouts, brownout, noise, spikes and power
surges. An uninterruptible power system (UPS)
if properly deployed can provide dependable
clean power in those instances of power loss.

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2.12. Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
This module is a general introduction focusing
on key concepts and topics in EV charging solu-
1 Introduction to EV charging tion. It will help you to feel comfortable in the EV 15 Link↗
charging world so later you can start working on
your tasks knowing the environment.
Explain what the Terra 54 is and where it applies ·
2 DC fast charger Describe the main features of the Terra 54 · 10 Link↗
Outline the key benefits of using the Terra 54

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2.13. Medium voltage switchgear

Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
S1547E –
What is MV switchgear function in the power sys-
1 ELECTROTECHNICAL 30 Link↗
tem and what parts does it contain
THEORY
This eLearning module will provide you with a basic
IEC 62271-200: terms and
overview of all product design configurations avail-
2 definitions for MV switch- 20 Link↗
able and described in the Medium Voltage switch-
gear
gear International Standard IEC 62271-200
In this module you will learn the basic principles of
electrical distribution networks with specific refer-
S1550E – MEDIUM ence to MV ones and their different switchgear ap-
3 VOLTAGE SWITCHGEAR plications. You will also explore the different de- 20 Link↗
OVERVIEW signs and applications in distribution networks as
well as an introduction of the MV switchgear port-
folio

Overview of medium voltage Switchgear products

4 MV switchgear 20 Link↗
and solutions

Advanced (Level 2)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)
5 S701E - CIRCUIT Medium Voltage circuit breakers for primary distri- 25 Link↗
BREAKERS FOR bution air insulated switchgear
PRIMARY DISTRIBUTION
AIS - EN
6 S1531E - CONVAC - How to sell ConVac 15 Link↗
MEDIUM VOLTAGE
INDOOR VACUUM
CONTACTOR
7 S732E - INSTRUMENT How to quote instrument transformers 30 Link↗
TRANSFORMERS - EN

8 S733E - SENSORS - EN Sensors 30 Link↗

9 Indoor Air Switches MV Indoor Air Switches 20 Link↗

10 S724E - MV FUSES MV Fuses eLearning module 20 Link↗

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2.14. Medium voltage distribution automation and

protection
Basic (Level 1)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)

MVP - BASIC PRINCIPLES - What is the purpose of Protection

1 20 Link↗
OF PROTECTION - What are the terms and principles involved

MVP - PROTECTION How to apply each of the protection system ele-

2 20 Link↗
SYSTEMS ments

- What protection devices are and where they are

MVP - PROTECTION used for
3 20 Link↗
RELAYS MODULE - Why and where voltage regulation, synchronism
check and energizing check are needed

Advanced (Level 2)
DUR.
Seq. Course name Course description Link
(min.)

P224E IEC 61850

4 How to read IEC61850? 30 Link↗
TECHNICAL COURSE

MV Distribution Automa- overview of medium voltage Distribution Automa-

5 30 Link↗
tion tion products and solutions

This e-learning material provides basic information

P217E - RELION® 615
about 615 series and is targeted to the persons
6 SERIES TECHNICAL 45 Link↗
who would like to learn main highlights and func-
COURSE
tionality of 615 series.

How to build a centralized protection and control

7 SSC600 INTRODUCTION 15 Link↗
solution with EPDS products

SMART GRID PRODUCT

8 Solutions for Smart Secondary Distribution 30 Link↗
PORTFOLIO

In this digital lesson you will learn about the bene-

ABB ABILITY™ DATA fits of using ABB Ability™ Backup Management for
9 10 Link↗
CARE electrical systems Data Care and why to purchase
the subscription from ABB Ability™ Marketplace.

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