Electrical failures
Review equipment condition, event records, and power quality measurements to evaluate potential failure mechanisms.
Technical scope
Equipment damage, breaker trips, and server power supply failures.
Electrical engineering specialties for forensic investigations and disputes involving equipment, infrastructure, and construction.
Review equipment condition, event records, and power quality measurements to evaluate potential failure mechanisms.
Equipment damage, breaker trips, and server power supply failures.
Evaluate arc flash hazards and the role of electrical protection and system conditions.
Arc flash studies and evaluation of protective equipment.
Analyze power distribution, feeder performance, and equipment interactions.
Power studies, transfer switches, and underground distribution.
Compare drawings, specifications, installation conditions, and applicable electrical requirements.
Design and construction disputes, installation review, and electrical code questions.
Investigate interruptions involving generators, UPS equipment, transfer switches, and critical loads.
Data centers, hospitals, and other facilities that depend on continuous power.
Assess technical issues involving data infrastructure and system performance.
Telecommunications design, data systems, and server failure analysis.
Evaluate how protective devices are set and how they respond to a fault.
Breaker and fuse coordination, protection settings, and trip sequences.
Review metering and equipment records for disturbances that can affect operation.
Transient events, voltage disturbances, and equipment compatibility.
Review lighting conditions and design documents in relation to a disputed installation or incident.
Photometric analysis, lighting levels, and electrical design review.
Use Neher–McGrath calculations to evaluate the effect of heat and duct bank layout on cable ratings.
Thermal analysis of underground feeders and review of historical designs.
Discuss the technical issues, expertise required, and timing of your case.