Generator and Transformers Protection Relays

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Generator and Transformers Protection Relays Course
Introduction:
This five-day course aims to emphasize the significance of generating/transformer units in terms of both economic considerations and system reliability. Whether these units are connected to the national power grid or utilized within industrial facilities, their importance cannot be overstated.
Protective relay designs undergo continuous evolution, particularly with the introduction of solid-state technology. However, the fundamental applications of protective relaying remain consistent across different designs and trends. Therefore, this course does not focus extensively on design aspects. It is recommended to refer to the manufacturer's information for detailed coverage of specific design aspects in this field.
Course Objectives:
Attendant trainees will be able to…
- Understand the fundamentals of electrical power protection and applications for generator & Transformer units.
- The ability to perform simple fault and design calculations.
- Knowledge of the different fault types.
- Practical knowledge of protection system components.
- Knowledge of how to perform simple relay settings.
- Knowledge of maintenance management of the protection system.
- Know to define the main power system safety.
- Understand the ability to transfer the "Data" to be technical "Skill".
- Understand the "Culture" of Power System Protection.
Who Should Attend?
- Junior Electrical engineers.
- Electrical Technicians.
- Field Technicians.
- Electricians.
Course Outlines:
· Introduction and general Philosophies.
· Fundamental Units: Per Unit and Percent Values.
· Phasors& Polarity.
· Symmetrical Components: A Review.
· Relay Input Sources.
· Protection Fundamentals & Basic Design Principles.
· System-Grounding Principles.
· Generator Protection / Intertie Protection for distribution Generation.
· Transformer, Reactor, and Shunt Capacitor Protection.