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Power System Distribution Management

Why Attend

This Power System Distribution Management training course covers the basics of power distribution, power cables, power convertors, voltage fluctuations, and earthing and lightning protection guidelines.

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

Acknowledge the essentials of practical power distribution; Resolve short-circuit issues swiftly and successfully; Select the correct type of equipment for the right application; Measure the effect of fault levers on switchgear ratings; Classify the different functions for various types of cable protection; Use and protect power transformers fittingly; Evaluate and stipulate correct earthing all over your electrical network; Judge the economic reasoning for installing the selected equipment; Gauge the benefits of modern protection for your systems and preventative maintenance schedules; Lay down accurate power cable installation methods and guidelines

Target Audience

This course is ideal for technicians, engineers, or equivalent employees working in the power or electricity sectors, or persons working as electrical technicians. The program will also be useful to engineers, supervisors, and other technical individuals who require a fundamental understanding of how power distribution systems function. History and growth of power distribution; Typical characteristics of an industrial distribution system; Benefits of 3-phase AC power system; Multiple voltage levels in power distribution; Expandability; Voltage classification; Types of distribution provisions and idleness

Target Competencies

n/a

Day 1

INTRODUCTION

  • History and growth of power distribution
  • Typical characteristics of an industrial distribution system
  • Benefits of 3-phase AC power system
  • Multiple voltage levels in power distribution
  • Expandability
  • Voltage classification
  • Types of distribution provisions and idleness

FUNDAMENTALS OF PROTECTION

  • Basic requirements
  • Need for protective apparatus
  • Protection in distribution systems
  • Components of protection systems
  • Protective relays for circuit breaker application
  • Time and current grading
  • Protection integrated into LV devices
  • Significance of settings and coordination of protective relays

Day 2

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM PLANNING

  • Data collection
  • Selection of appropriate equipment
  • The need for system development
  • Location of key assets
  • Planning of electrical system configuration
  • Selection of basic system parameters
  • Protection of future growth of electricity demand
  • Equipment ratings/sizing

Day 3

TRANSFORMERS

  • Transformer theory
  • Installation of transformers
  • Voltage control
  • Power transformers and distribution transformers
  • Troubleshooting
  • Construction
  • Cooling
  • Fire defence methods for large transformers

Day 4

SWITCHGEAR

  • Major components
  • Indoor and outdoor construction
  • Metal enclosed switchgear basics
  • Switchgear ratings
  • Typical switchgear example
  • Protection and safety features

Day 5

CIRCUIT BREAKERS

  • Fault detection of cable installations
  • Key components and auxiliary systems
  • Types of circuit breakers
  • Assessment of various breakers
  • Assembly of a typical circuit breaker

Day 6

CABLES

  • Basic design, selection and sizing
  • Types and construction of cables
  • Accessories for cable installation
  • High voltage power transmission using cables
  • Insulating materials for LV and HV cables
  • Fault detection of underground cable installations

Day 7

IN-PLANT GENERATION AND ITS AMALGAMATION WITH POWER SYSTEMS

  • Types of in-plant generation
  • In-plant power generation sources
  • Corresponding operation of in-plant generators with external sources
  • Cost of power interruptions in critical processes
  • Integrating in-plant generation with plant distribution

Day 8

POWER QUALITY

  • What is power quality?
  • Tackling voltage fluctuations and flicker
  • Effect of power interruptions and needs of equipment
  • Equipment sensitivity
  • Handling voltage irregularities
  • Need for improving power quality
  • Variations in voltage amplitude and reasons
  • Power factor and power factor improvement by capacitor banks

Day 9

EARTHING AND SAFETY

  • Role of electrical insulation in safety
  • Why do electric shocks occur?
  • Earthing in outdoor installations
  • Earthing of power supply and its safety consequences
  • Lightning safety
  • Lightning shield for buildings
  • Touch and step potential
  • Direct and indirect contact
  • Avoiding electric shock
  • Role of earthing of equipment insertions in human safety

 Day 10

ASSET MANAGEMENT AND POWER SYSTEM AUTOMATION

  • Condition Based Maintenance (CBM)
  • Reliability Centred Maintenance (RCM)
  • Asset records
  • Growth of automation in the power industry
  • What is SCADA?
  • Requirements for the SCADA master station
  • Necessities for SCADA remote units
  • Matters relating to SCADA deployment
  • Insulation corrosion
  • Diagnostic methods
  • Problems in switchgear maintenance
  • Fault management
  • Power system automation and its functions
  • Power system automation architecture

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