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Course Overview

Discussing power system electrical Equipment Breakdown and failures .Also explaining Causes of breakdown and failures and their effect on the power system network. The course Discusses also methodology to avoid such breakdown and failures. Electrical Power system equipment discussed are : Power Transformers, Switchgears and Power Cables.

Course Objective

To develop the knowledge of the power system engineers and technicians to such level that they know the consequences of power system equipment failures on the power system network.
To provide the attendees with the Proactive approach methodology to avoid catastrophic accident to the power system and personnel.

Who Should Attend?

This course is intended for Power system Engineers, electric technicians in Electric utilities, Petrochemical industries and Factories.

Course Outline

Introduction power system Equipment
Power system Network
Transformer Failures and their causes
Overloading of power transformer and through faults
Power transformer Insulation failures
Catastrophic failures in adverse situation
Effect of Power Transformers Failures and breakdown on the Power System
Power transformer protection
Types of switchgears
Switchgear failures and explosions (statistics)
Typical serious switchgear failures
Potential and Current transformers (PTs,CTs)
Switchgears operational problems and failures
Circuit breaker breaking and making

Training Methodology

Presentation & Slides
Audio Visual Aids
Interactive Discussion
Participatory Exercise
Action Learning
Class Activities
Case Studies
Workshops
Simulation

Terms & Conditions

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Technical >> Electrical Engineering

Breakdown & Failures of Electrical Power System Equipment

TE323