Annual Training Calendar POWER SYSTEMS

8/8/2019 Annual Training Calendar POWER SYSTEMS

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Advanced Power System Protection

ObjectiveTo familiarise the power engineers on the advanced aspects of protection in power

systems

Outline

Overview of System Protection

Numerical Relays

Integrated Protection, Control & Monitoring

Intelligent Electronic Devices in system protection

Software Architecture and performance characteristics of numerical relays

Wide Area Protection

Video Sessions

Field Visits

Who may attend

Engineers from State Electricity Boards, Power Utilities/Corporations, R & Dorganisations, Academic institutions

Methodology

Lectures, Video sessions, technical visits


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Co-Generation

Objectives

To discuss regarding feasibility, planning, sizing, design and operation & maintenance of

co-generation systems in sugar/chemical industries, distilleries, steel mills etc. Issuesregarding cost-benefit and tariffs are also to be discussed.

Outline

Types of co-generation with reference to feedstock

Planning, design, O & M and protection of co-generation plants

Operational advantages and limitations

Cost-benefit analysis and tariff issues

Condition monitoring, Life assessment and extension

Who may attend

Managers involved in planning, design, operation & maintenance of cogenerationsystems.

Methodology

Lectures, Group discussions and Field Visits


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Commercial issues in T&D Systems

Objective

To familiarise the supervisor/managers , commercial aspects of tariff issues ,energy

accounting, inventory management, resource mobilization and budgeting in T&Dsystems.

Outline

Introduction to commercial aspects of transmission and distribution

Tariff structure, types, method of working out, revenue realization

Regional energy accounting

Inter-utility tariff, commercial disputes and solutions

Inventory planning and control

Purchase procedure, standardization, modification of stores

Resource mobilization through Bonds/debentures/shares

Cost estimate for providing HT/LT service connections

Electricity Rules, regulation and commercial aspects

Budgeting procedure, budget control and auditing

Who may attend

Engineers from State Electricity Boards, Power Utilities/Corporations, R & D

organisations, Academic institutions

Methodology

Lectures, Video sessions, demo sessions, field visits


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Communications in Power Systems

Objective

To provide insight into practical & theoretical aspects of carrier and digital

communication in power system

Outline

Overview of Communications in Power Systems

PLCC Installation, Testing, Commissioning, and Maintenance

Optical fibre communication

Principles of radio communication and applications

Tele-metering & Tele Control

Telephone Exchanges

Field Visits

Who may attend



Methodology



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Distribution Automation

Objective

Familiarize participants with the Customer and System level functions that are associated

with distribution automation. Describe the equipment and software used to implementthese functions.

Outline

Customer Site Automation functions: Load control, Remote meter reading, Time-

of-use rates, Remote connect/disconnect

System level functions (system operation): Fault location, isolation, and service

restoration; Feeder reconfiguration & Transformer balancing; Voltage/Var controlusing: Capacitors, Regulators, and LTC; Distribution system monitoring

Digital protection of substations and feeders

Equipment for Feeder Automation & Customer Automation

Implementing a DA Project

Who may attend

Engineers and Managers responsible for planning, cost-justifying, designing,

implementing and working with Distribution Automation systems

Methodology

Lectures and Field visits


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Distribution Metering

Objective

To Provide comprehensive view of Distribution metering, rules & regulations and

rationalization required.

Outline

Energy meters: Types & Construction

Testing, setting and calibration

Failure analysis

IE Rules

Theft/Tampering and Inspection of consumer premises

Distribution meter reading

Rationalization and computerization

Field visits

Who may attend

Engineers from State Electricity Boards/ Power utilities/Distribution System, R & D

organisations, Academic institutions, manufacturers, contractors, consultants etc.

Methodology

Lectures, demo sessions, field visits


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Electrical Safety and Statutory regulations

Objective

To familiarise all sections of people involved in electrical trade from Generator,

Transmission, Distribution of electricity and Industrial consumers about the StatutoryElectricity Rules relating to Safe Erection, Testing and Commissioning of all electrical

equipment.

Outline

Overview of Indian Electricity Rules 1956 and amended thereof

Indian Electricity Act-2003

Earthing System Design

Circuit Breakers and Protective Relays

Inspection Procedure for statutory inspection by Electrical Inspectors

Pre-commissioning tests of Transformers, Switch Gears and Power Cables

Electrical Accidents Case Studies

First Aid and Fire Fighting practices in Industrial Installations

Field Visits

Who may attend

Practising Engineers from Generators, Transformers, distributors, Industrial and other

consumers of electricity, Electrical Inspectors and Electrical Consultants.

Methodology

Lectures, Demonstrations, Video sessions, Technical visits, Group discussions


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Energy Audit & Conservation in Distribution Systems

Objective

To enlighten the participants with the concepts and methodologies of energy auditing,

necessity & scope of energy conservation and demand side management in thederegulated and liberalised environment with specific emphasis on distribution sector.

Outline

Overview

Energy Audit Concepts & Methodology in Distribution system with case Studies

Energy conservation in electrical equipment and instrumentation

Energy audit in industries and its analysis

Energy efficient buildings

Demand side management

Metering techniques

Power factor and harmonics Local study visits

Who may attend


organisations, Academic institutions, entrepreneurs and consultants/contractors involved

in energy audit and energy conservation projects.

Methodology

Lectures, demonstrations, case studies, field visits


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Energy Audit & Conservation in Process Industries

Objectives

The share of energy costs in total production costs in most of the industries is rather

significant. Reduction in energy costs can, therefore, improve profit levels in all theindustries. This reduction can be achieved by improving the efficiency of industrial

operations and equipment. Energy audit plays an important role in identifying energyconservation opportunities in the industrial sector. This workshop enables the participants

to understand the operation of various equipment and systems, and to identify

opportunities for energy saving in industrial units. All the major energy consumingequipment will be covered.

Outline

Industrial energy conservation An overview

Energy audit in industries and its engineering Analysis

Boilers, Steam distribution system, Compressed air network, Refrigeration and air-conditioning, Pumps, Electric motors, Lighting, D.G. Sets

Case Studies

Field Visits

Who may attend


organisations, Academic institutions, entrepreneurs and consultants/contractors involvedin energy audit and energy conservation projects.

Methodology

Lectures


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ERP Solutions for Power Utilities

Objective

To introduce the concepts of Enterprise Resource Planning and Applications in Power

Industry.Outline

ERP Soft ware overview

Material Management Purchasing, Inventory Management

Project Management- Project Planning, Execution, Monitoring and Capitalisation

Plant Maintenance-Routine, Preventive, Breakdown, Refurbishment Schedules

HRM- Recruitment, Performance appraisal, Training, Payroll

Budgeting and Cost control

Technical Visits

Who may attend

Engineers from State Electricity Boards, Power Utilities/Corporations, R & Dorganisations, Academic institutions, entrepreneurs and consultants/contractors involvedin energy audit and energy conservation projects.

Methodology



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Flexible AC Transmission System (FACTS)

Objective

To familiarize power engineers about the Flexible AC Transmission devices and their

applications in power systems with respect to active/reactive power control.

Outline

Introduction

Unified Power Flow Controller

Thyristor Controlled Series Capacitor

Static Var Compensator

Thyristor Controlled Reactor

HVDC,

Applications of FACTS

Tutorials Technical Visits

Who may attend

Practicing engineers involved in planning, design and implementation of FACTS devices.

Methodology

Lectures and Lab sessions, Tutorials and Technical visits


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GIS/GPS for Power Utilities

Objectives

The use of Global Positioning System (GPS) and Differential Global Positioning System

(DGPS) is rapidly replacing the conventional survey techniques and equipments. GPSreceives signals from satellites and provides locational information speedily and

economically. This tool is very useful for updating the database on real time basis. Theup-to-date spatial database is useful for managing various functions like equipment

outages, system monitoring, Load analysis etc. In Power Sector, GIS/GPS is being used

for various applications such as suitable path for new transmission lines, development ofsmall Hydro projects etc. GPS find wide applications in Geomatics such as construction

surveys, Engineering surveys, Resource Mapping etc., in land applications such as

Agriculture, Mining, Facility Maps etc and in marine applications such as Hydrograhic

survey, Dredging, Docking, Harbour entry etc. GPS is also used in diverse areas such asVehicle Tracking, Defence Aerospace etc.

Outline

Geographic Information System An overview

Remote Sensing

Global Positioning System - An overview

Surveying Techniques

Data profiles Analysis, Processing and Modelling

Time Synchronisation

GIS/GPS Integration

Case studies

Demo/ Field visits

Who may attend

Executives from Utilities/Corporations, engineers from State Electricity Boards,

Personals from R & D organisations, Academic institutions, entrepreneurs and

consultants

Methodology

Lectures


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Grid Management

Objective

To learn the methods of operating the electrical grid with resource optimisation

Course Outline

Grid operation: scheduling, contingency planning, shutdown, restoration, congestion

management, merit order

Voltage and Frequency control

Grid Code

System Security

Enterprise information system

Protection Schemes of power equipment and power systems

Field Visits

Video Sessions Group Discussions

Who may attend

Persons involved in operation and control of transmission and distribution systems.

Methodology

Lectures, Laboratory sessions and Technical visits


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Grounding in Power Systems

Context & Objectives

To ensure safety and proper operation of electrical system, grounding is very essential.

As is already known, the purpose of grounding the system is to protect equipment andpersonnel in and around sub-stations from dangerous high voltages. The increasing

complexity of power systems has resulted in increase of fault levels. This has resulted inrequirement of better grounding systems. Availability of powerful Digital Computers has

made it possible to simulate grounding systems in computers, there by helping in better

understanding and design of grounding systems.

Outline

Types of grounding-Solid, Impedance, Resistance

Power System grounding practices

Soil investigation and soil resistivity

Nature of current flow in earth Simulation studies

Design of grounding grids

Measurement of soil resistivity

Demo of soil resistivity measurement

Who may attend


organisations, Academic institutions, power consumers, consultants/contractors etc.

Methodology

Lectures, Demonstrations, Video sessions, Field visits, Group discussions


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High Voltage Testing of Power System Equipment

Objective

To give insight into all the aspects of High Voltage Testing of Power system equipment

Outline

High voltage technology

Solid insulating media, liquid insulation media

Gas & Vacuum Insulation

Generation of high voltages for testing

High voltage measurements

High voltage testing of transformers

Testing of Circuit Breakers

Testing of Surge Arrestors

Testing of Insulators, Cables, Capacitors High Power Testing of switchgear

Partial Discharges

Field visits

Who may attend

Engineers involved in procurement, installation and testing of power system equipment.

Methodology

Lecture, Demonstrations, Field visits, Group Discussion


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HVDC Transmission

Objective

The high voltage DC Transmission systems are gaining importance in our system due to

commissioning of intra and inter regional HVDC Links in all the regions. The robustnesswith which the system operates with the aid of HVDC support or the behaviour of HVDC

Systems during system emergencies can be appreciated only when we are familiar withthe functioning of HVDC. This program is designed to through more light on the HVDC

Technology in system operation.

Outline

Introduction to HVDC

Principles of HVDC Conversion

HVDC Lines

HVDC Sub Stations

Reactive Power Management in HVDC Stations

AC & DC harmonics and filtering

HVDC System operation, control and maintenance

HVDC Protection, Insulation Co-ordination, Emergencies and case studies

Visit to Kolar HVDC Station

Who may attend

Practising Engineers from Generation, Transmission, Distribution Systems, Industrial and

other consumers of electricity, Electrical Inspectors and Electrical Consultants.

MethodologyLectures, Video Sessions and Technical Visit to HVDC Station


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IEGC, FGMO and Open Access in System Operation

Objective

The Grid Operation in India has undergone a dramatic change in recent years with the

introduction of Indian Electricity Grid Code (IEGC), Free Governor Mode of Operation(FGMO), Open access and Availability Based Tariff (ABT). The above aspects are

gaining importance day by day among all the stake holders. Though a bit of all the aboveaspects is generally aware, the operating personnel are concerned with the intricacies at

different operating conditions. The workshop is designed to through light on each of this

aspect in detail with case studies

Outline

Introduction

Role of RLDC, REB, CTU etc. and their Organisational linkages

Planning code for Inter State Transmission

Connection Conditions

Operating Code for Regional Grids

Scheduling and Despatch Code

Management of Indian Electricity Grid Code

Free Governor Mode of Operation Generation Output Variation with an without

Governor in Operation

Open Access Impact of Open Access on Grid Operation

Who may attend

System Operation Engineers from Generation, Transmission, Distribution Systems,Independent Power Projects, Electrical Inspectors and Electrical Consultants.

MethodologyLectures, Group discussions, Technical Visits


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Independent Power Projects

Objectives

To illustrate the importance, advantages and limitations of Captive power plants. Sizing,

performance, protection and maintenance aspects of captive generation sets are to bediscussed in the workshop. The fuel options, funding, cost-benefit analysis of Captive

power plants are also to be discussed.

Outline

Planning, sizing and performance analysis of Captive power plants

Advantages and limitations

Cost-benefit analysis and tariff issues

O & M problems and protection of Captive power plants

Field Visits

Who may attend

Power engineers of HT industries having captive generation and the personnel of HT

industries proposing to set up Captive power plants.

Methodology

Lectures, Group Discussions, Field Visits


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Indian Electricity Act, Rules and Deregulation

Objective

To familiarise all sections of people involved in Transmission, Distribution of electricity

and also all categories of consumers from domestic, industrial, commercial sections aboutthe current Indian Electricity Act-2003 and amended Indian Electricity Rules 1956.

Outline

Overview of Indian Electricity Rules 1956 (as amended up to date)

Indian Electricity Act-2003

Indian Electricity Grid Code

Status of Deregulation in India

Case studies of deregulation

Field Visits

Who may attend

Practising Engineers from Generators, Transformers, Distributors, Industrial and otherconsumers of electricity, Electrical Inspectors and Electrical Consultants.

Methodology

Lectures


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Inspection of Electrical Installations under IE Rules-1956

Objective

To familiarise about the mandatory procedures before energising any electricalequipment from LV to EHV level by consumers / suppliers and the role of electrical

inspectors in enforcing IE Rules 1956.

Outline

Overview & Safety Requirements of IE Rules 1956

Design of Electrical Installations

Earthing System Design

Circuit Breakers and Protective Relays

Basic Protection schemes of power equipment

Inspection procedures for statutory inspection by Electrical Inspectors

Check points in Electrical Inspection

Pre-commissioning tests of Transformers, Switchgears and Power Cables

First Aid and Fire Fighting Practices in Industrial Installations / Substations

Field Visits

Who may attend

Industrial / other consumers of electricity, electrical inspectors/assisting officers, utilityrepresentatives, manufacturers/dealers of electrical equipment/power cables/LT/HT

switchgear

MethodologyLectures, field visits


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IT Applications in Power Utilities

Objective

To introduce the concepts of Information Technology Applications in Power.

Outline

Overview of IT Application in Power Utilities

System Studies and System Planning

System Protection and Control

SCADA and EMS in Transmission and Distribution

Sub Station Automation

Distribution Automation

Material Management

Metering, Billing, Procurement Automation

Technical Visits

Who may attendEngineers from State Electricity Boards, Power Utilities/Corporations, R & D

organisations, Academic institutions, entrepreneurs and consultants/contractors involved

in energy audit and energy conservation projects.

Methodology



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LT Switchgear: Protection & Testing

Objective

To familiarise the distribution system engineers regarding the latest developments in the

design, operation and testing of LT switchgear of 33 kV and below.The selection and performance of LT switchgear for different applications like process

control industries etc. is also discussed.

Outline

Constructional details of re-wireable fuses

HRC fuses

LT switchgear fuse unit

LTACB, LTOCB

LT contacts

LT panels, MCC panels, PCC panels, PMCC panels

Testing and commissioning of above switchgears and relays associated with the

same

Protection co-ordination in LT Systems

Who may attend

Distribution system design and maintenance engineers from utilities and process

industries, and academicians

Methodology

Lectures by manufacturers, experience field engineers, visits to testing laboratories, video

sessions.


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Management of Electrical Contracts

Context and ObjectiveThe electrical industry is at Cross Roads. The generation, transmission and distribution is now open to all

private and public enterprises. Many private IPPs have already sprung up. Distribution companies are

being privatized. The sector is undergoing an unprecedented growth. At the same- time there isunemployment among young electrical graduates. The program is to orient such qualified graduates to

electrical supervision and contracts in electrical industry. The program introduces the nuances of electrical

industry and contracts to young graduates and prepares them to take up electrical contracts as a career

option.

Outline

Types of Contracts.

General & Special Conditions of Contract

Erection Conditions of Contracts.

Project Management & Execution.

Measurement of work completion, Invoicing & Billing.

Market survey of electrical equipments.

Estimation & bidding for electrical works.

Electricity: Generation, transmission & distribution.

Principle of operation of electrical equipment.

Codes & practices in electrical system.

Indian Electricity act, IEEE codes & ISO standards.

Design of electrical lay outs.

Installation of electrical equipments.

Procedure for Availing electrical supply from Electric Supply Company.

Statuary requirements from Electrical Inspectorate to carryout business.

Labour act, Workmen compensation acts, Insurance & Provident Fund.

Fire Fighting & Requirement of Fire Extinguishers.

First aid & Artificial Respiration.

Who may attend

Electrical graduates fresh as well as practising who require exposure regarding electrical industry and

contracts, in particular in distribution system

MethodologyLectures, Demonstrations, Video sessions, Technical visits, Group discussions


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O & M of Transformers and Circuit Breakers

Objective

To give insight into various aspects on operation, maintenance, testing and condition

monitoring of Transformers and Circuit Breakers

Outline

Insulation Systems

Transformer engineering

Transformer loading, testing, maintenance and condition monitoring

Circuit Breaker maintenance, testing and condition monitoring

Field visits

Who may attend



Methodology

Lecture, video sessions, Demonstrations, Field visits, Group Discussions


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O & M of Power & Distribution Transformers


This programme is to discuss maintenance aspects of power and distribution

transformers.

Outline

State of the art of Transformer

Tests to check the adequacy of Transformers

Insulation co-ordination of Transformers

Earthing, Loading, Maintenance & protection of Transformers

Failure, Failure Analysis & Condition Monitoring of Transformers

Condition Monitoring of Transformer Oil

Diagnostic Monitoring by DGA with case Histories

RLA of Paper Insulation by Furan Analysis Field Visits

Who may attend

Engineers involved in the Operation, Maintenance and Testing of Transformers from

State Electricity Boards, Power Utilities, R &D organisations, Academic institutions,

Transformer manufactures, Transformer Oil processors and servicing organisations etc.

Methodology

Lectures, Demonstrations, Video sessions, Technical visits, Group discussions


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Power and Tele Communication Coordination (PTCC)

Objectives

To illustrate the concepts of Power and Telecommunication coordination, code of

practice for crossing of power and telecommunication lines and also to discuss regardingthe protection and safety of communication lines.

Outline

Background of PTCC & its importance,

Code of Practice, Application for making PTCC,

Soil resistivity and its measurement,

Telecom system of BSNL,

Trends in telecom technology,

L-14 diagram, protection systems & devices,

Code of practice for crossing between power & telecom lines,

Railway block circuits,

Code of practice,

Protection of railway telecom circuits,

Calculation of fault currents & mutual coupling,

Safe separation,

PTCC proposal from BSNL,

Route approval and energisation,

Re-engineering,

Case studies

Technical visits etc.

Who may attend

Engineers from power utilities, BSNL, private telecom companies, railways anddistribution companies involved in planning and laying of power and telecom lines.

Methodology

Lectures, Field Visits, Tutorials


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Power Cables and jointing techniques


The application of cables in power industry has been a subject matter of intense

discussion among power engineers in the recent times. This is because of the increaseduse of cables in the modern power system especially with the advent of new technologies

like HVDC transmission etc. and also to the new concept in the field of power systemprotection & control. Cables are available in varying sizes configuration. Proper

application of these to suit the utilities' requirement needs great acumen &skill on the part

of power engineers.This workshop is being organised to familiarise power engineers on the mechanical

considerations in the design of cables, application of different types of cables in the

power industry with regard to physical configuration of cores, current carrying capacity,

insulation strength etc. and also different electrical properties. Study of cables isincomplete without a discussion on testing and hence testing will also be a part of the

workshop.

Outline

Design & construction of Power Cables

Testing of cables

Testing of cable accessories

Glanding of power cables

Demo on Cable Jointing

Failure of cables and case studies

Condition monitoring of power cables

Power cable jointing techniques

Field Visits

Who may attend


organisations, Academic institutions, power consumers, consultants/contractors etc.

Methodology

Lectures


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Power Capacitors and Power Factor Correction

Objective

To familiarise the system operation engineers with the necessity of Power Factor

Correction. Methods adopted in the process. Study of capacitors in Power factorCorrection. Reactive Power and Voltage Control Methods in Electrical Systems.

Outline

Power Factor Correction and harmonics

Reactive Power Control in Distribution System

Specification, design, construction, sizing and performance monitoring of capacitors

Diagnostic testing and failure analysis of Power Capacitors

Reactive Power and Voltage control in transmission systems

Capacitor bank maintenance trouble shooting and protection

Field Visits

Who may attend

Engineers from T&D System Operation, HT consumers, manufacturers, R&D

Organisations and Academic Institutions.

Methodology

Lectures, Video sessions, demo sessions, laboratory/simulation studies, field visits


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Power Distribution Management

Objective

To familiarise participants with the distribution management with specific reference to

optimisation of resources, cost benefit analysis of investments, revenue maximisation,loss minimisation in distribution etc.

Outline

Energy meters: Types & Construction

Testing, setting and calibration

Failure analysis

IE Rules

Theft/Tampering and Inspection of consumer premises

Distribution meter reading

Rationalization and computerization

Customer Site Automation functions: Load control, Remote meter reading, Time-

of-use rates, Remote connect/disconnect

System level functions (system operation): Fault location, isolation, and service

restoration; Feeder reconfiguration & Transformer balancing; Voltage/Var control

using: Capacitors, Regulators, and LTC; Distribution system monitoring

Digital protection of substations and feeders

Equipment for Feeder Automation & Customer Automation

Implementing a DA Project

Who may attend


organisations, Academic institutions; Persons involved in operation and control oftransmission and distribution systems.

Methodology



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Power Quality and Harmonics Mitigation

Objectives

To familiarise the power engineer regarding the power quality and causes, consequences

and cures to harmonics in electrical systems/industry.Outline

Introduction to power quality

Power Quality impacts, manifestations

Consequences of power quality

Power quality measurement

Harmonics sources, measurements and mitigation

Filters Active and passive filters, selection of filters

Statcoms, custom power devices, Static Var Compensators

Case Studies

Technical Visits

Who may attend

The practicing engineers/supervisors of industry, utilities and faculty of educationalinstitutions involved in maintenance of power quality and mitigation of harmonics

Methodology

Lectures, tutorials, video sessions, case studies


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Power System Operation and Control

Objective

To provide insight into various aspects of power system, operation and control with

specific thrust on generation, transmission and load despatch

Outline

Power Stations & Substation Layout

Load Despatch Centres

System Operation & Control

Load Management

Grid Code

Availability Based Tariff

Power System Stability

System Protection Schemes

HVDC Systems Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition

Energy management systems

Video sessions on System Operation & System Protection

Study Tour

Who may attend

Induction and middle level Engineers from State Electricity Boards, PowerUtilities/Corporations, R&D organisations, Academic institutions etc.

Methodology

Lectures, Video sessions, Laboratory sessions, Demonstrations, Study tour.


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Power System Protection

Objective

To familiarise the power engineers with protection in power systems

Outline

Fault analysis

Relay input sources

Protection of Generators & motors

Protection of bus bars

Protection of Transformers

Protection of EHV lines

Protection of Distribution systems

Protection against over voltages

Insulation co-ordination Testing of Surge Arrestors

Testing & commissioning of relays

Present trends in protection

Case studies

Laboratory sessions

Tutorials

Field visits

Who may attend



Methodology

Lecture, Demonstrations, Tutorials, Laboratory work, Field visits, Video sessions, Group

Discussions


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Power System SCADA & EMS

Objective

To familiarise power engineers with the architecture, functions and advantages of

SCADA

Outline

Data Acquisition System

Supervisory Control

Communication

SCADA in Distribution

EMS Hardware: SCADA

EMS Hardware: Control Centre

EMS Software: SCADA & Database

EMS Software: Generation applications EMS Software: Network applications

Field Visits

Who may attend


organisations and Academic institutions

Methodology

Lectures, field visits


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Power System Studies

Objective

To familiarise the power system engineers with modelling of power system components

and the power system studies software for power flow studies, short circuit studies,stability studies and relay coordination

Outline

Load flow: Modelling and case studies

Short circuit studies; Z bus matrix and symmetrical components

Balanced and unbalanced faults and case studies

Over current relay coordination- case studies

Stability studies modelling, case studies

Laboratory: use of MiPower software

Field visits

Who may attend

Transmission and distribution engineers involved in system design, planning, protection

and control, and engineers from R & D organisations, Academic institutions

Methodology

Lectures, Video sessions, demo sessions, laboratory/simulation studies, field visits


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Protection of Industrial Power Systems

Objectives

The importance of Protection Engineer cannot be over emphasized in operation and

maintenance of Industrial Power System. The workshop is designed to cater to the needsof this critical requirement. It is designed to give insight of typical industrial installation

with transformers, captive power plant and HT Motors.

Outline

Protection Schemes of Captive Generators, Transformers, Motors, Power capacitor

banks and Power Cables.

Protection Coordination of Industrial Grids.

LV Switchgear selection, testing and performance analysis.

Who may attend

Engineers involved in operation, maintenance, protection and testing of industrial powersystems.

Methodology

Lectures, Laboratory sessions, video sessions, Technical visits


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Reactive Power Management

Objectives

The reactive power management in transmission and distribution systems is very much

misunderstood by the operating engineers. The comprehensive treatment of reactivepower management and control involves dealing with design and performance aspects of

all power system elements. This aspect is dealt with extensively in this course with thehelp of the Despatcher Training Simulator available in PSTI.

Outline

Reactive Power Control Equipment

Performance of Reactive Power Equipment under different Operating Conditions

Comparative Study of AVRs, OLTCs, Power Capacitors, Shunt Reactors, SVCs,

TCRs, Statcoms etc, in reactive power management.

Automatic Power factor controllers

Harmonics causes, measurement and mitigation

Who may attend

Transmission and Distribution Operating Personnel, Engineers involved in Planning,Design and Testing of Power Control Equipment and Engineers incharge of electrical

maintenance.

Methodology

Lectures, Laboratory sessions, Video sessions, Technical visits


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RLA & Life extension of Power Station Equipment

Objectives

To familiarize Power engineers with the use of a variety ofRemaining Life

assessment (RLA) studies To enable power engineers to undertake Life extension projects

Outline

RLA Objective and Methods

Testing procedures and Methodologies

RLA of Boilers, Turbines & Motors

RLA of Generators

RLA of Oil filled Transformers

R & M studies software

Application of Software in RLA Life Extension Studies

Who may attend

Engineers from State Electricity Boards, Power Utilities/Corporations, R & Dorganisations, Academic institutions

Methodology

Lectures, Video sessions, Demonstrations, Field visits, Group Discussions


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RLA & Life extension of Sub-Station Equipment

Objectives

To familiarize Power engineers with the Remaining Life Assessment (RLA) of

Sub-station equipment

Outline

RLA Objective and Methods

Testing procedures and Methodologies

RLA of Oil filled transformers

RLA of Instrument Transformers

RLA of circuit breakers

RLA of other sub station switchgear

RLA of power cables

Testing and calibration of substation meters

Who may attend

Engineers/Supervisors from Power Utilities, Power Stations, Transmission andDistribution Companies, R & D organizations & Academic institutions

Methodology

Lecture, Video sessions, Demonstrations, Field visits, Group Discussions


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Small Hydro Development

Objective

The programme aims at assessment, planning, implementation, financial analysis of small

hydro schemes.

Outline

Scenario of Small Hydro Development in India

Hydropower policy of SHP, Perspective plan for SHP development

Innovative Design of small Hydro power project

Innovative E&M equipment

Role of generating company & Transmission Company

Case studies & success stories

MNES guidelines for financing of SHP

Private Sector participation in SHP development Extension, Renovation & Modernisation of Existing SHP

Evacuation of power

Tariff issues & Power Purchase Agreements

Environmental issues

Statutory clearances

Who may attend

The program is aimed for Senior Level Managers & Middle level executives in stateowned & independent Power utilities, Senior Officials of different organisations of Power

and Energy Departments, Policy makers, Regulators, Consultants and Academicians

Methodology

Lectures, Group discussions, Technical visits


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System Operator Training Using Dispatcher Training Simulator

Objective

To practise the Normal and Emergency Operation of Power Systems, Active and

Reactive Power Control and Advanced EMS Applications using Despatcher TrainingSimulator (DTS)

Outline

Despatcher Training Simulator overview

Active and Reactive Power Control

Network including HVDC lines

Prime mover dynamics (Hydro, Steam, Gas and Pumped storage units)

Load Shedding schemes

Islanding Schemes

SCADA Operation

Automatic Generation Control

Islanding and Integrated Operation

System Occurrence and Restoration

System Stability

Voltage control & voltage Collapse simulation

Prevention of Grid Disturbance

Who may attend

Persons involved in System Operation and Control, i.e. Generating Stations,

Transmission systems, Load Despatch Centre, Substation and Distribution personnel.

Methodology

Lectures, Video sessions, Hands on and demo sessions on simulator and case studies


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Transformer Oil


Insulating liquids obtained by processing of petroleum crude (mineral oils) are in use as

coolant and insulating medium in Transformer for over a century. The quality &performance have been improved significantly, owing to the advancement of refining

techniques, knowledge of chemistry and design of Transformer. Since indigenisation ofTransformer oil manufacture, Indian industry has gained substantial expertise. Various

research institutions in India have contributed greatly to the development,

standardisation, analysis, reclamation etc. of Transformer oil to make it a maturetechnology.

It is felt that interaction of researchers, manufacturers of Transformer and Transformer

oil, engineers of power utilities can help to disseminate knowledge and update with the

state of art and also exchange experience on various aspects of Transformer oil.With this specific view, this workshop on Transformer oil is organised.

Outline

Latest trends in Manufacturing Transformer Oil

Evaluation of Transformer Oil

Quality of Transformer Oil

Impurity effect on Oil Characteristics

Maintenance of Transformer Oil

Condition Monitoring of Transformer Oil

Dissolved Gas Analysis (Case Histories)

Mixing of Oils & the effects therein

Reclamation of Transformer Oil RLA of Solid insulation through Furan Analysis

Who may attend


organisations, Academic institutions, Transformer Manufacturers, Transformer Oil

Manufacturers and processors

Methodology

Lectures, Field Visits

Annual Training Calendar POWER SYSTEMS

Documents

Transcript of Annual Training Calendar POWER SYSTEMS