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Objectives

By the end of this Power System Protection and Reliability training course, the participants will be able to:

• Select fit-for-the-purpose protection relays and other related devices
• Calculate fault levels and loadings of feeders and branches
• Develop and analyze typical power systems and their associated protection systems
• Analyze numerical relay protection for generators, transformers, motors, and transmission lines
• Establish communication between protection devices and controllers

Training Methodology

This Power System Protection and Reliability training course will be presented by means of PowerPoint slides through which all the essential theory and equations will be provided, also includes case studies where the participants are required to take part in-class activities including system analysis, calculations, relay settings, etc., along with the use training videos for better understanding of the participants. The participants will be progressively assessed during the training course via quizzes, questions, assignments and worked examples.

Organisational Impact

On successful completion of this Power System Protection and Reliability training course, the organizational impact would be the following: 

• Develop a structured approach and understanding of major protection schemes
• Ensure safe operation of the electrical equipment and installations
• Become familiar with testing and measuring instruments
• Ensure a sensible selection of protection functions and relay types for different operation scenarios
• Implement effective relay protection settings for different zones
• Calculation of fault levels and prospective fault current in a transformer

Personal Impact

The participants from different sectors of engineering companies will enormously benefit from this Power System Protection and Reliability training course because they will become quite familiar with: 

• Power system analysis including load and fault studies
• Role of protective relaying
• Theoretical concepts and practical equations of power system protection
• Analysis and design of protection logic and schemes
• Relay functions and their applications and coordination
• The complexity of power system switching & operation together with proposed solutions for protection

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This GLOBAL FRANCHISE Power System Protection and Reliability training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit those who are involved in the operation, planning, design and maintenance of power systems. 

• Project Engineers
• Project Managers
• Electrical Engineers
• Electrical Technicians
• System Operators
• Design Engineers
• Asset Engineers
• Asset Managers
• Planning Engineers
• Planning Managers
• Protection and Instrumentation Engineer
• Commissioning Engineers and Technicians