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Course Overview

Rapid progress in power plants and utilities leads to a parallel needs in distributed control actions in different sites and environments.

Advanced control systems have created the world’s most advanced distribution automation suite, including designing, planning, management, and automatic feeder restoration.

This course ranges from revision of power utilities needs for local and remote measurements and control for different sites, to the advanced robot manipulation and rapid action execution.

Course Objective

Understand the basic concepts of the design of power systems measurement and control.
Apply different control techniques.
Know the different methods of systems identifications.
Analyze linear discrete-time systems.
Design digital control systems.
Be familiar with distributed sensor systems.

Who Should Attend?

Electrical and mechanical engineers and technicians

Course Outline

INTRODUCTION TOELECTRICAL CIRCUITS
ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS, STANDARDS AND SYMBOLS
MOTOR AND MOTOR-BRANCH-CIRCUIT PROTECTION
GENERAL ENGINEERING CONSIDERATIONS
CONTROL CIRCUITS DESIGN.
CONTROL AND PROCESS DESIGN CONSIDERATION
NETWORKS VOLTAGE CONTROL
LOADS POWER FACTOR CORRECTION
VOLTAGE RELATION WITH REACTIVE POWER
VOLTAGE STABILITY INTERRELATION WITH REACTIVE POWER AVAILABLE
LOADS VOLTAGE CONTROL BY REACTIVE POWER INJECTIONS

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

Electrical Control Circuits in Transmission & Distribution Systems

TE122