Course Details
| Generation and Transmission Systems Management | ||
| We also offer this course in CAIRO at any time for a minimum of 3 delegates | ||
| Course Code : JQ-883 | Duration : 5days | |
| Course Objectives | ||
| This training program is designed to provide the participants with the generation and transmission systems management. In addition to the scientific contents of this program, many of real case studies and implementations are planned to be presented, discusses and evaluated. Each session will be conducted in a lecture format designed to provide intensive instruction and guidance and followed by further opportunity for discussion and consideration of specific problems. On completion of this course participants will be able to: 1.To review of electrical fundamentals. 2.To discuss an overview of power system. 3.To discuss transmission operation and maintenance. 4.To discuss system operation. 5.To know communications, SCADA & EMS 6.To know the leadership. 7.To discuss the system states, operating hazards, emergency conditions. 8.To know ownership and de-regulation advanced substation and network automation. | ||
| Who Should Attend ? | ||
| This course is intended for Junior & Senior Electrical Engineers of Utilities Electrical Networks. | ||
| Course Outline | ||
| 1- Revision of Electrical Fundamentals: Ohms law, power & energy Alternating voltage (AC voltage generation) Electrical frequency and rotor speed Synchronizing generators to a power system Introduction to three-phase generation systems Voltage and current relationships in three-phase systems 2- Power System Overview: Relation between electricity demand and commercial activity Generating station siting Transmission networks and their components Transmission substation layouts Network layouts Generating stations Unit start-up and shut-down – conventional thermal Cost of production – mertis orders Generator governor Unit overhaul and maintenance Unit breakdown and repair Generator protection – basic philosophy Managing generation O&M 3- Transmission O&M: Introduction Protection relaying Transmission operation & maintenance Introduction to safe working Safety rules Switching and control of the system 4- System Operation: Objectives of system operation Reasons for centralized control Philosophy of hierarchical control System constraints Automatic aids to system operation Security standards Demand forecasting Generating availability planning Transmission outage planning Economic dispatch Frequency control and interchange 5- Communications, SCADA & EMS: Introduction Overview of SCADA system Remote terminal units Communications The master station 6- Leadership: Difference between management and leadership Becoming a leader Delegation issues Practical aspects of directing teams Keeping the team together Leadership styles Analysis of the use of time The scientific approach 7- System States, Operating Hazards, Emergency Conditions: System states Recognition of system state with SCADA System restoration state – the role of SCADA Operator training using simulators 8- Ownership and De-regulation Advanced Substation and Network Automation: Ownership and control of generation and transmission utilities Price regulation by government Modern substation applications and automation | ||
| Email: | jqitcoman@gmail.com | |
| website: | http://www.jqtraining.com | |
| Tel.No: | 968-24-272 | |
| Fax.No: | 968-24-700-814 | |