Power System Training

Power System Training: A Comprehensive Course in Power System Engineering

If you are an electrical engineer looking to advance your knowledge in power systems engineering, then our Power System Training course is the perfect fit for you. Our 30-hour training course covers all aspects of electrical power systems, from an introduction to power to power generation, transmission, and distribution.

The power system training course is actually three separate courses: Power System Fundamentals, Short Circuit Study and Protective Device Coordination, and Arc Flash Analysis. The three courses together are designed to help both junior and experienced electrical engineers understand electrical power systems as they apply to industrial, commercial and institutional buildings and facilities. NOTE: Course Includes FULL Demo Power System Analysis Software License.

 

Course #1 - Power System Fundamentals

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In the Power System Fundamentals course, we start with system design, emphasizing the importance of sound design principles. We discuss equipment selection, specification and application, system grounding, protection, and conformity with electrical codes. We also cover typical one-line and relaying diagrams for various applications, including circuit breakers, distribution systems, and electric power systems.

 

Course #2 - Short Circuit Study & Protective Device Coordination

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In the Short Circuit Analysis & Protective Device Coordination course, we provide a comprehensive description of the principles and concepts of analysis, application, and operation of protection schemes for various power system elements. This course emphasizes the selection of time/current characteristics, protection, selectivity, and deriving protective device settings consistent with National Electric Code and ANSI Standard requirements. We also cover short circuit analysis, including in-class curve drawing exercises and actual case histories to familiarize trainees with the art of power systems coordination.

 

Course #3 - Arc Flash Analysis/Study - IEEE 1584 Update

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The Arc Flash Analysis/Study course provides an in-depth review of fault analysis problems in industrial, commercial, and institutional power systems, and provides the means for solving such problems. We also discuss the impact of short-circuit fault currents on equipment selection. This course includes a comprehensive arc flash study, including an update on the IEEE 1584 standard, and emphasizes the importance of safety when working with electrical power systems.

 

Power System Training - Who Should Attend?

Our Power System Fundamentals, Short Circuit Study and Arc Flash Study courses are designed for utility, industrial, commercial and institutional power system electrical engineering personnel, electrical consulting engineers, as well as electrical design engineers, who are responsible for the reliable design, engineering and operation and of industrial, commercial and institutional electric power distribution systems. Plant, facility, and corporate electrical engineers deal with one or more company distribution systems and consulting and utility engineers deal with clients' systems. Consultants and architect-engineers will also find this course very beneficial.

 

Power System Training - What Will You Learn?

After completing our Power System Training courses, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of electrical power systems and the ability to design, engineer, and operate industrial, commercial, and institutional electric power distribution systems with safety, maintenance, troubleshooting, and efficient operation in mind. Participants will also have the skills to apply protective devices and coordination schemes for various power system elements, solve fault analysis problems and understand the impact of short-circuit fault currents on equipment selection.

If you are looking to expand your knowledge in power system engineering, then our Power System Training course is the right choice for you. Our comprehensive course covers all aspects of electrical power systems, including power system fundamentals, short circuit analysis, and arc flash analysis. Our course is designed for electrical engineering professionals. It will provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary to design, engineer, and operate electric power distribution systems with safety, maintenance, troubleshooting, and efficient operation in mind. Additionally, our course covers the latest developments in renewable energy, making it a valuable resource for engineers looking to stay up-to-date in their field.

 

Complete Course Details Here:

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Special Discount Package

Students can register for all three courses here: Electrical Power System Analysis and Design - Our 5 day (30 hours) live online instructor-led course.

 

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