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Installation and Maintenance of Grounding Networks for 30/11 kV Stations

Why Attend

This program focuses on the installation, maintenance, and testing of grounding networks in 30/11 kV substations. Proper grounding is critical for safety, operational efficiency, and protection of electrical systems. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of grounding principles, design standards, installation techniques, and maintenance practices.

Overview

Course Outline

Schedule & Fees

Course Methodology

Instructor-led training that uses interactive learning methods, including class discussion, small group activities, and role-playing

Course Objectives

Understand the role and importance of grounding networks in electrical safety.; Learn design considerations for grounding networks in 30/11 kV substations.; Master the techniques for installation and testing of grounding systems.; Develop skills for troubleshooting and maintaining grounding networks.; Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations.

Target Audience

Day 1: Introduction to Grounding Systems Electrical engineers and technicians.; Substation maintenance teams.; Electrical safety officers.; Professionals involved in substation design and installation.

Target Competencies

n/a

Day 1: Introduction to Grounding Systems

  • Purpose and benefits of grounding.

  • Types of grounding systems (TN, TT, IT).

  • Overview of grounding in 30/11 kV substations.

Day 2: Principles of Electrical Grounding

  • Electrical theory related to grounding.

  • Ground resistance and its significance.

  • Fault currents and their impact on grounding systems.

Day 3: Grounding Network Design for 30/11 kV Stations

  • Key design considerations for substations.

  • Soil resistivity and its effect on grounding.

  • Design tools and software for grounding networks.

Day 4: Standards and Regulations

  • International grounding standards (e.g., IEEE, IEC).

  • Local regulatory requirements for grounding networks.

  • Ensuring compliance with safety codes.

Day 5: Installation Techniques

  • Installation of ground rods, grids, and mats.

  • Connecting equipment to the grounding network.

  • Tools and materials for effective installation.

Day 6: Testing and Inspection

  • Methods for measuring ground resistance (e.g., fall-of-potential, clamp meters).

  • Testing continuity of grounding systems.

  • Ensuring the integrity of connections and conductors.

Day 7: Maintenance of Grounding Networks

  • Routine inspections and checks.

  • Addressing corrosion and wear in grounding components.

  • Upgrading and enhancing existing networks.

Day 8: Troubleshooting Grounding Issues

  • Identifying common grounding problems.

  • Analyzing and resolving high ground resistance.

  • Mitigating step and touch potential hazards.

Day 9: Grounding in Special Conditions

  • Grounding in high-resistance soils.

  • Techniques for substations in urban and industrial environments.

  • Managing grounding in extreme weather conditions.

Day 10: Practical Applications and Case Studies

  • Hands-on installation and testing in a simulated environment.

  • Real-world case studies on grounding failures and successes.

  • Participant project: Designing a grounding system for a 30/11 kV substation.

$4875

Doha

Country: Quatar

Duration: Two weeks

Date: 01–12 Sep 2025

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$5875

Stavanger

Country: Norway

Duration: Two weeks

Date: 09–20 Feb 2026

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