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Course Modules

This training course is split into the following modules:

Our 10-day training courses consist of 2 modules that can be booked as a complete 10-day program or as individual 5-day courses.

Training Course Overview

This Power System Protection and Reliability training course offers a thorough understanding of the core principles behind Digital Power System Relaying and Protection Applications. Participants will gain practical skills in testing, operating, and adjusting protective relays. The course also covers key concepts related to the reliability and availability of power system networks, emphasizing proactive strategies to ensure safe and efficient operation.

This training course will feature:

  • Define all protection devices required for power system
  • Define all standards regarding protection devices and its setting
  • Applying function test for protection devices and PD analysis
  • Faults types and fault study
  • Protection relay according to ANSI code

Training Course Objectives

By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand power protection devices
  • Understand faults system and types  
  • Power system reliability and PD analysis
  • Load types and network availability
  • Learn Fundamental Principles of Power System Protection

Designed for

This training course will benefit all electrical, technical & instrumentation engineers. It will help them understand more the principles of power system protection and reliability.

This training course is suitable to a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

  • Electrical power system engineers
  • Electrical technician
  • All engineers and tech work in substations, power system and electrical companies (generation, transmission, dist.)
  • For managers to understand the effect of power factor correction with cost 
  • Anyone who requires an understanding of the principles of protective relaying such as recent graduates or those who are new to the industry. Also beneficial as an update on the latest relaying technology

Learning Methods

This training course will utilize a variety of proven adult learning techniques to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information presented. This includes lecture with active delegate participation including discussions and workshops. Real life problems and case studies will be worked out and discussed. Through an active participation in the group work and class discussions, the delegates will be a lot of opportunity to increase their experience and knowledge of techniques available for equipment troubleshooting.

Course Content

MODULE I

Power Quality and Reliability

Day 1
Introduction and Power Quality Issues
  • Power quality definition and basics
  • Importance of good and reliable power quality
  • Quantifying power quality
  • ITI curve
  • Causes of voltage sags
  • Causes of interruptions
Day 2
Transient Voltage Excursions
  • Motor starting
  • Switching and traveling waves
  • Capacitor switching
  • Lightning
  • Lightning shielding and grounding
  • Ferroresonance
Day 3
Reliability Indices, Effects of Fault Clearing on Power Quality
  • IEEE-defined reliability indices
  • Interpreting reliability indices
  • Fault clearing
  • Reclosing strategies
  • Fuse saving philosophy
  • Fuse blowing philosophy
Day 4
Insulation Coordination, Arresters, and Steady-State Voltage Regulation
  • Basic impulse level
  • Insulation systems
  • Insulation testing
  • Arrester selection and application
  • Load tap changers and voltage regulators
  • Effects of steady-state voltage on system operation
Day 5
Harmonics and Mitigation Techniques
  • Fundamentals of harmonics
  • Causes and effects of harmonics
  • AC power and power factor
  • Mitigating harmonic effects
  • K-factor transformers
  • Harmonic filters
MODULE II

Power System Protection

Day 6
Over Current Protective Devices Fundamentals and Characteristics
  • Types and characteristics or overcurrent protection
  • Fuse types, operation, and characteristics
  • Interpretation of the time current curves
  • Relationship between electronic trip units and L, S, I, G.
  • TCC and selective coordination studies
  • The molded case and the air circuit breakers electronic units
Day 7
Importance of Conventional and Non-Conventional Instrument Transformers (NCIT) and their Impact on the Digital Numerical Relays
  • Construction and roles of current transformer
  • Potential or voltage transformers for electrical protection circuits
  • The non-conventional instrument transformer (NCIT) characteristics
  • Protection relay functionalities and significance
  • Digital numerical relay applications
  • Numerical relays coordination studies and characteristics
Day 8
Major Electrical Switchgears and Equipment Power System Protection Incorporating Digital Relays
  • Generator faults and protection
  • Numerical relays dedicated to generator
  • Importance of power transformer protection
  • Low voltage and high voltage motor protection design
  • Busbar protection significance
  • Distance protection for overhead lines
Day 9
The Smart Grid with IoT Capabilities Incorporating State-of-the-Art Touch Screen Interactive Intelligent Relays
  • The smart grids with IEDs
  • IoT and electrical power protection system
  • The digital grid and line protection
  • IEC 61850 and the digital substation
  • AI component of the interactive intelligent relays
  • Eco friendly high voltage circuit breakers
Day 10
Ground Fault and Overcurrent Protection, Arc Fault Hazard Control and Mitigation
  • Common type of ground faults
  • Severe overcurrent faults
  • Arc flash hazards analysis
  • Arc fault mitigation related to IEEE 1584 and NFPA 70E
  • Wrap up session

The Certificate

Recognition
  • Anderson Certificate of Completion for delegates who attend and complete the training course
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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Yes. The Power System Protection and Reliability training course can be customised and delivered exclusively for organisations seeking a tailored learning solution. Course content can be adapted to address specific business objectives, operational challenges, industry requirements, and organisational priorities. Customised training allows teams to focus on the topics most relevant to their roles while supporting wider organisational development goals.

No. The Power System Protection and Reliability training course is open to professionals from a wide range of backgrounds and experience levels. The course content is structured to provide value to both those who are new to the subject and experienced practitioners seeking to deepen their expertise. While some prior knowledge may enhance understanding of certain concepts, it is not a requirement for participation

The Power System Protection and Reliability training course uses a variety of learning approaches to maximise participant engagement and knowledge retention. These may include expert-led presentations, practical exercises, case studies, group discussions, scenario-based activities, and collaborative learning opportunities. This approach encourages active participation and helps participants translate learning into practical workplace results.

The Power System Protection and Reliability training course is suitable for professionals who want to expand their knowledge, strengthen their practical skills, and improve their effectiveness within their current or future roles. It is valuable for managers, team leaders, supervisors, specialists, consultants, and professionals seeking to stay current with industry developments and best practices. Whether your goal is career advancement, improved decision-making, or enhanced workplace performance, this course provides relevant knowledge and practical insights to support your professional ambitions.

If you would like additional information about the Power System Protection and Reliability training course, our professional support team is available to assist with course enquiries, registration guidance, group bookings, and customised training requirements. We are committed to helping you identify the most suitable learning solution for your professional development goals.

 

Participants attending the Power System Protection and Reliability training course gain access to valuable industry insights, practical techniques, and internationally recognised best practices. The course helps professionals improve performance, strengthen confidence, broaden their perspective, and develop skills that contribute to both personal and organisational success. It also provides an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences with professionals from diverse sectors and backgrounds.

The Power System Protection and Reliability training course combines practical knowledge, current industry practices, and expert guidance to create a highly relevant learning experience. Rather than focusing solely on theory, the course emphasises practical application, enabling participants to develop skills and approaches that can be implemented directly within their organisations. This balance of knowledge and practical relevance helps participants achieve meaningful and lasting professional impact.

Yes. Participants who successfully complete the Power System Protection and Reliability training course will receive a Anderson Certificate of Completion, demonstrating their commitment to professional development and continuous learning. This certificate provides formal recognition of the knowledge and skills gained during the course and can support professional growth and career progression.

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