This course offers comprehensive guidelines for individuals seeking to gain knowledge and comprehension of the commissioning process in projects of various scales. Emphasis is placed on the significance of planning and preparation throughout the project lifecycle, from engineering to commissioning and start-up. Safety considerations in maintenance and testing procedures for all electrical system components are addressed in this course. Additionally, it covers field testing methodologies for major electrical system components, including motors, generators, switchgear, protection and control systems, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and battery systems.

Course Objectives:

Upon the successful completion of this course, each participant will be able to:-

Describe how to plan, control and implement commissioning of electrical systems
Discuss the performance specifications, which can be economically verified
Pick out the field tests for electrical distribution systems, generator and motors, transformers, switchgear and cables
Select among corrective, preventive, and preventive maintenance for your electric power distribution system
Explain the AC and DC testing of electrical equipment and specify the handover, acceptance, and transition to operations

Who Should Attend?

Design Engineers, Electrical Engineers, Commissioning & Testing Engineers Consulting Engineers, Electrical Technologists, Project Managers, Project Engineers, Plant Managers, Operating & Maintenance Personnel.

Course Outlines:

AC & DC voltage testing techniques
Testing of motors & generators
Transformers & switchgear
Cables & accessories
Battery system & protective relay system
Power distribution system maintenance
Grounding, ground resistance measurement
Insulating oils, fluids & gases
Electrical safety & precautions

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