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Course Overview

Blackouts Occurred everywhere in the world, in the developed countries as well as in the under developing countries. They were reported to be happened in the USA, Europe, Japan, Africa, Russia, and Asia countries. Interconnection of power systems were started in 1960 in the USA and extended to Europe and most countries having scattered networks.

Course Objective

Causes of blackouts and examples of their occurrence will be detailed in this course. Metods of system restoration after blackouts will be highlighted.

Who Should Attend?

Electrical engineers working in power system generating plants, in load centers of factories, in distribution transformers substations, in transmission networks, in steel factories, in power control centers.

Course Outline

Interconnected Power Systems
Why Power Systems Are Interconnected?
Aspects Of Blackouts In Power Systems
List Of Some Famous Blackouts
Blackouts Occurrence Mechanisms
Blackouts Triggering Conditions
Causes Of Blackouts
Scenarios Of Some Blackouts Incidents
Operating States Strategies Of A Power System And Control
Power System Restoration
Typical Power Systems Blackouts

Training Methodology

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

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Technical >> Electrical Engineering

Power System Restoration & Black Start

TE173