Bring yourself up to speed in the latest trends and technologies
related to power distribution Learn while you earn. You can complete this course while you work Receive ongoing support from a dedicated Course Coordinator and an experienced instructor Unlimited access to your course materials 24/7
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Correctly implement the right type of switchgear for the appropriate application Presented by Economically select and install the best-suited power cable for a specific application Evaluate the need for power factor correction Deepak Pais B.E (Electrical & Electronics) and successfully implement correction strategies Implement successful maintenance strategies and procedures Effectively use software techniques to solve problem areas in your power network
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BENEFITS OF LIVE presented by eLEARNING Deepak Pais Attend lessons in an online classroom with B.E (Electrical & Electronics) your instructor and fellow students Deepak is currently an Engineer in a regional NSW electricity Upgrade your skills and refresh your distribution utility. He started his career within the zinc mining and knowledge without having to take valuable smelting industry as Project Engineer in substation and distribution for time away from work a Greenfield Project. He then joined a marine and logistics firm in the Receive information and materials in small, Bahamas as Maintenance and Commissioning Engineer. Following this, easy to digest sections he worked with Japanese and German automobile firms as the Learn while you travel all you need is an Maintenance Engineer for distribution and utility related systems. Internet connection Deepak has hands-on experience in distribution, utility and substation related systems. He has a particular interest in the consistent interpretation and implementation of Have constant support from your course Greenfield and Brownfield Standards with an emphasis on safety, reliability, economy and whole of life instructor and coordinator for the duration of cost analysis. the course Interact and network with participants from Please note: Instructors are subject to change. around the globe and gain valuable insight into international practice Learn from international industry experts, based around the globe Live interactive webinars, not just a book on 12 modules over 3 months the web Revisit recordings of webinars whenever and as often as you wish Receive a certificate of completion for overview: Continuous Professional Development (CPD) A practical program in power distribution, focusing on medium voltage (1kV- 36kV) power considerations, purposes switchgear, power cables, transformers, power factor correction, earthing, lightning protection and network studies. You will gain technical know-how in these areas not covered by university or college programs. At the end of this program participants will be able to: Presentation format Understand practical power distribution fundamentals The course features real-world applications and Determine short-circuit ratings quickly and effectively uses a blended approach involving self-study, Assess the influence of fault levers on switchgear ratings interactive online webinars and homework Select the correct type of switchgear for the right application assignments with a mentor on call. The course consists of 12 modules, over a period of 3 months. Evaluate the advantages of modern state-of-the-art switchgear protection for your applications, including preventative maintenance information Some modules may involve a practical component Recognise the different applications for various cable insulation types or group activity. For each module there will be an Know when and how to use single core cables vs three core cables initial reading assignment along with coursework, quizzes or problems to be handed in and in some Specify correct power cable installation methods cases practical exercises. Participants will have Correctly utilise and protect power transformers ongoing support from their instructor and Assess and specify correct grounding throughout your electrical network course coordinator. Determine the need for Power Factor Correction (PFC) for your environment Course reading material will be delivered in Assess the economic justification for installing PFC equipment electronic (PDF) format in advance of online Correctly specify PFC equipment and be aware of practical consequences presentations. Presentations and group discussions will be conducted using a live Confidently use computer simulation software to solve and predict power network problems interactive software system. Assignments will be submitted electronically and wherever possible, practical exercises will be conducted using simulation software and remote labs. Includes 4 free Over 1400 pages of tables, Reference Manuals charts, figures and handy hints
live webinars valued at over US$400
You will have access to 4 of our During the course you will participate in 6 live up-to-Date technical eBooks. interactive sessions with the instructor and other participants from around the world. Each webinar Fundamentals of Power Distribution and will last approximately 90 minutes, and we take Power Systems Hands-on Practical Analysis and Design (FP) student availability into consideration wherever Practical Power Distribution (PD) possible before scheduling webinar times. Leading Your Engineering Team to Top Performance (LE) Contact us for details of webinar session scheduling. People Management Skills for Technical Professionals (PJ) All you need to participate is an adequate Internet connection, a computer, speakers and, if possible, These eBooks are NOT required for the course they are a bonus resource to aid you in your career. a microphone. The software package and setup All required reading materials will be provided electronically in smaller, easy-to-read sections, in the online student details will be sent to you prior to the first webinar. portal throughout the course. Please note: Students can also purchase the technical manuals both in hard copy and electronic format Please note: Webinars may last up to 2 hours at a reduced fee. depending on student interaction and level of content.
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course outline HARDWARE module 1: INTRODUCTION module 8: Cables and SOFTWARE History and growth of power distribution Types and construction of cables Benefits of 3-phase AC power system Basic design, selection and sizing REQUIREMENTS Typical characteristics of an industrial distribution Insulating materials for LV and HV cables All you need to participate is a computer with system, voltage classification, multiple voltage Accessories for Cable installation an adequate Internet connection, speakers levels in power distribution, types of distribution Fault detection of underground cable and, if possible, a microphone. arrangements and redundancy installations Expandability The software package and setup details will be High voltage power transmission using sent to you on the course start date. module 2: Distribution System Planning cables The need for system planning module 9: Fundamentals of protection
Approach to system planning Data collection Need for protective apparatus, basic requirements Entrance
Protection of future growth of electricity demand Location of key assets Components of protection systems Requirements Protection in distribution systems Selection of basic system parameters Some practical work experience in some of these Protective relays for circuit breaker Planning of electrical system configuration topics would obviously be advantageous. application Equipment ratings/sizing Role of fuses in LV and MV distribution Selection of appropriate equipment Protection integrated in LV devices System studies needed for planning Importance of settings and co-ordination of PRACTICAL EXERCISES Software packages used for system studies protective relays Where possible, throughout the course you will module 3: In-plant Generation and its Time and current grading participate in hands-on exercises using simulation Integration with Plant Power Systems software or remote labs, which will help you put module 10: Earthing and safety Why in-plant generation? theory to practice immediately! Electrical shock Why does it happen? Cost of power interruptions in critical processes Touch and step potential (voltage) Types of in-plant generation Direct and indirect contact Parallel operation of in-plant generator with Role of electrical insulation in safety external source Avoiding electric shock-different approaches In-plant power generation sources Earthing of power supply and its safety certification Integrating in-plant generation with plant implications, role of earthing of equipment distribution Participants completing and achieving enclosures in human safety at least 50% or more in each assignment module 4: TRANSFORMERS Earthing in outdoor installations and 100% in each quiz, as well as Transformer theory Lightning safety, lightning protection of attending 65% of the live webinars, will structures receive the Engineering Institute of Construction, cooling, voltage control Technology Professional Certificate of Power transformers and distribution module 11: Power quality transformers Competency in Power Distribution. What is power quality? Installation of transformers Need for improving power quality Fire protection measures for large transformer Variations in voltage amplitude and reasons installations Equipment sensitivity Troubleshooting Handling voltage abnormalities Tackling voltage fluctuations and flicker module 5: Switchgear Effect of power interruptions and needs of n Power Distributio Indoor and outdoor construction equipment Comparison Redundancy and automation Metal enclosed switchgear basics Power factor and power factor improvement by Major components capacitor banks Safety features Certificates are provided in electronic module 12: Asset Management and format. Hard copies are available for Protection power system automation an additional fee, contact us for details. Switchgear ratings Asset records Typical switchgear example Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) module 6: Circuit breakers Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) Types of circuit breakers Insulation deterioration, diagnostic techniques Problems that may be found during Comparison of various breakers Construction of typical circuit breaker switchgear maintenance GROUP TRAINING Defect management Fault detection of cable installations All our short courses are available for delivery Growth of automation in power industry on demand for groups. Major components and auxiliary systems What is SCADA? Online Group Courses can be shortened, module 7: Low voltage distribution Requirements for the SCADA master station lengthened, or can even be presented in a LV switchgear types Requirements for SCADA remote units classroom. LV circuit breakers Issues relating to SCADA deployment Releases for LV circuit breakers Group Courses are perfect for in-company/ Power system automation and its functions in-house training and can be fully tailored. Power system automation architecture Communications with Network Control Center For a summary of COST SAVINGS, a full list of topics and delivery options, please email Please note: Course content is subject to change. Due to rapidly changing technology and based on feedback Kevin Baker: training@eit.edu.au or contact our from students and instructors, E IT courses are continuously being updated and improved. nearest office: www.eit.edu.au/administration V0005 RTO provider 51971 ACN 135 762 426