Fault Analysis in Electrical Network

Dilihat 310

OVERVIEW This course is designed to provide basic electrical skills to those who need to perform electrical maintenance tasks including the safe isolation, replacement, and testing of a range of common electrical devices (motors, generators, switchboards, batteries, etc.) in a safe and effective manner, as long as detecting and identifying faults on an electrical network has been and remains one of the problems facing transport and distribution companies. The goal of this course is to teach trainees how to reduce electrical equipment downtime, improve overall efficiency and safety, and fix problems they’ve been unable to solve on their own. As well as explain and detail the protections necessary for the protection system used, to achieve the main objective of protecting people and equipment. This course presents a comprehensive overview of the elements of power distribution systems. It also covers the grounding system. However, reliability and power quality of operations & planning are some of the concerns of the employers in the power distribution field. Trainees will practically be demonstrating the electrical distribution system on Engine Room Simulator (ERS 5000) to enhance and develop their operation and planning skills. OUTLINE MATERI

Fundamentals of electrical distribution systems and power distribution boards.
Identify the switching equipment used in power distribution systems.
Identify system grounding covering distribution and power system.
Learn the basic structure of electrical switchboards.
Learn the main electrical devices used for power distribution.
Types, periods of maintenance and repair, and their organization.
Methods of the detection of malfunction of electrical equipment and electrical systems.
Detection of an electric malfunction, location of faults, and measures to prevent damage
Safety measures for working are appropriate.
Identify switching equipment and protection.
Different causes of faults in the power system.
Ensure continuity of power supply.
Practical training of electrical distribution system for both low voltage (440 V) and high voltage (6.6KV) on Engine Room Simulator.