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This course will give you a great appreciation of Air Insulated Substations and how all of the equipments fit together. What you'll learn: Know what an air insulated substation isUnderstand how to layout a substationUnderstand how to apply electrical clearances inside a substationUnderstand the different types of busbar conductorKnow the difference between dead tank & live tank circuit breakersUnderstand the different substation configurations that we use.Know what creepage distance isKnow what the basic insulation level ( BIL ) isKnow what the switching impulse level ( SIL ) isUnderstand what the electrical clearances are and how to apply themLearn about the different types of clamps that we use in air insulated substationsknow what metalclad switchgear is and how it is designed.Learn how to apply maintenance grounding on a typical bayLearn about log out tag out proceduresKnow the difference between the various isolator typesKnow the difference between incomers, bus sections & feedersLearn about ground switchesKnow what the circuit breaker contact restriking voltage isLearn about the different insulating mediums we use in circuit breakersKnow the difference between switching stations and substationsKnow the differences between the generation, distribution & transmission systemsKnow what a vacuum contact is Air insulated substations are the most common type of substation that you will find on the electrical network, due to their cost effectiveness and simplicity. This course will give you an appreciation of how to design this type of substationand introduce you to all of the equipment's that you will find in a typicalair insulated substation

Part 2 of this course will look at some more features of air insulated substations What you'll learn: Learn how to layout an air insulated substationKnow how to design a transformer bayKnow how electrical interlocking worksKnow how mechanical interlocking worksKnow how the equipments inside a typical substation are numberedLearn how to jack off a transformer onto its foundationLearn why we need a transformer bundUnderstand how to design a road network for deliverying transformersLearn how to design a transformer firewallLearn all about ring main unitsUnderstand how to integrate ring main units into the networkLearn about numbering systems for different types of substationsLearn how we deliver transformers Air insulated substations are the most common type of substation that you will find on the electrical network, due to their cost effectiveness and simplicity.In part 2 of thiscourse we will look at some additional features of thistype of substation. The main with focus will be on transformers, we will learn all of the fundamental principles behind them including their rating, construction & design and them see how we design a substation to incorporate these critical equipments.In substations it is essential that all circuit breakers, isolators and other switchgear each has a unique number to avoid confusion and ensure that the substation is operated safely. We will learn how a numbering system can be developed from first principles and how it can applied to various substation configurations.Interlocking is used inside substations to ensure that primary plant can only be operated in a safe sequence, which ensures that grounded equipment is never energised from the live system and within its design parameters. We will look at the two main forms of interlocking, namely mechanical & electrical, and see how they can be applied to various common substation configurations.Ring main units are used throughout the electrical network and we look at how these critical equipments are used and operated to improve the security of the electrical network.By the end of the course you will have a better appreciation of all of these key substation systems.

This tailor-made certificate course on MV Substation Engineering is curated by the Subject Matter Experts and practitioners of L&T, and is structured pragmatically to help the learner understand the industry practices in carrying out the engineering for substations and selection of various substation equipment in accordance with Indian & International Standards. In addition, it covers the electrical safety rules, safe operating procedures and an overview of maintenance practices to give a holistic understanding of the subject. This course opens up opportunities for the learners to become/excel as a Electrical Design Engineer, Construction and Planning Engineer. This course gives the learners insights about: 1. Cables, it's construction and Termination 2. Cable routing and Erection Key diagram 3. Earthing and Lightning Protection 4. Civil and Mechanical Aspects of substation design 5. Maintenance and Safety of substation

This tailor-made certificate course on MV Substation Engineering is curated by the Subject Matter Experts and practitioners of L&T, and is structured pragmatically to help the learner understand the industry practices in carrying out the engineering for substations and selection of various substation equipment in accordance with Indian & International Standards. In addition, it covers the electrical safety rules, safe operating procedures and an overview of maintenance practices to give a holistic understanding of the subject. This course opens up opportunities for the learners to become/excel as a Electrical Design Engineer, Construction and Planning Engineer. This course gives the learners insights about: 1. Substation, its types and components 2. Substation configuration for different scenarios 3. Transformers, its types and installation 4. Complete knowhow of LV and MV Switchgear and its components 5. Basics of Protection system 6. Station AC/DC Aux Power system

Learn about vulnerability assessment methodologies for electrical substations through a 10-minute technical presentation that explores the application of Bayesian Attack Graphs. Discover how these probabilistic models can identify and analyze potential security vulnerabilities in substation infrastructure, helping to strengthen critical power system defenses against cyber threats.

Part 3 of this course will look at some more features of air insulated substations What you'll learn: Learn what type of panels we use in a substation and what goes inside themUnderstand all about DC systems and how we design and operate themLearn all about current and voltage transformers and how they are used to keep the substation safe and operationalUnderstand how to implement interlocking systems on adanced substation designs Air insulated substations are the most common type of substation that you will find on the electrical network, due to their cost effectiveness and simplicity.In part 3 of thiscourse we will look at some additional features of thistype of substation. Most substations use DC to supply the protection and control systems, so that when the main AC supply fails we can continue to monitor and control the electrical network, In this course we will look at all of the DC systems that you will come across inside a typical transmission level substation.In part 2 of this course we looked at basic interlocking, in this course we introduce some more advanced principles of this important system featureProtection panels are used to house all of the protection and control equipment's that we use, and it is interesting to study how they are constructed, and look at some of the equipment's that they contain, some of which only appears in protection systems.Current transformers are used in the substation to measure the magnitude of the current, in this course we will show all of their key features and how they operate during normal and fault situations, this will allow you to understand all of the parameters that you will find on a CT rating plate.In the same way as we looked at current transformers we will learn how voltage transformers operate and how they should be connected to the secondary protection system.By the end of the course you will have a better appreciation of all of these key substation systems.

Learn all about Power Substations with this course! What you'll learn: Substation EngineeringSubstation DesignEquipment SpecificationsSubstation Components Substation Power Engineering Fundamentals is a comprehensive video course where you can learn industry specific knowledge about power substations that you would not have known unless you worked within the utility industry for a number of years.I have handcrafted this course to allow students to acquire core fundamental knowledge on substations as well as key pointers to look out for in substation designs, such as site preparations and equipment specifications.If you are a recent graduate of an engineering program or wanting to switch careers to being a Substation design engineer, you will find this course of great help to get the fundamental knowledge you need to kick start your professional career.If you are looking for an apprenticeship program to be a power lineman, this course will allow you to show the recruiters how much passion and potential you have to be in the trade. And if you already a journeyman, the design knowledge you learn here will allow you to have an advantage in getting a substation planner, scheduler and/or coordinator position in the office.This course can benefit anyone who wanted to work in the utility industry. As long as you have interest working in this industry, be it accounting, IT, supply chain etc, this course can help you to get an advantage at work or getting a job within this industry as it gives you core knowledge of the industry that you would not have otherwise obtain unless you have worked in the industry spanning multiple departments. And knowledge is power. So let's get started! Let's start your fulfilling journey and mark an important point of your phenomenal career in this industry! What you’ll learn· Power Substation Designs· Electrical Engineering· Substation Site Preparations· Substation Equipment Specifications· Medium Voltage· Engineering Design Process· Substation Bus Designs· Substation Protection BasicsAre there any course requirements or prerequisites?· Motivated to break into the Electrical Utility Industry· High School Math (If interested in Designs)Who this course is for:· Engineer or engineering students who wanted to get into the power utility industry· People who wanted a stable career with good pay and work-life balance· Non-Engineering Professionals who want an advantage in getting into the power utility industry.

This electrical engineering bundle consists of substations, high voltage, and generation for electrical engineering What you'll learn: Function, classification, and voltage of electrical substationsMain components like power transformers, conductors, insulators, switch gears, current transformer, capacitor voltage transformer, and voltage transformerDifferent types of circuit breakers, relays, and their classification according to time, construction, and functionLearn the difference between circuit breaker and fuse, in addition to their applicationsUnderstand the definition of IP or ingress protectionGrounding system including the effect of current on the human body and components of the grounding systemTypes of electric hazards and classification of the earthing systemsMeasuring the earthing resistance by Megger and the three-point methodDesign of an earthing system using ETAP programRing main unit and its importance in the electrical power systemTypes of switches used in the electrical power systems and substationsOverhead transmission lines, underground cables, and the difference between themBusbars in the power system, their importance, their different schemes, and how to select themLightning arrester and wave trap which are used in substationsAir and gas-insulated substationsOverview of the design of an electrical substation and single line diagram of 66/11 kV substationTypes of high voltages occurring in an electrical system​Methods used to generate high voltage AC at power frequencyHow to generate high voltage AC at high frequency for simulating switching actions on our electrical equipmentDefinition of impulse waveform in the electrical systemMethods of generating high voltage impulses to test our equipmentDifferent methods used to generate very high DC voltage in electrical systems in addition to voltage doubler circuits and multiplier circuitsFaraday's law of induction and Lenz’s lawSynchronous generator working principle and its typesWound rotor and squirrel cage induction machinesDoubly-fed induction generatorSelf-excited induction generatorTypes of wind turbinesRotor solidity and selection of the number of rotor bladesGearbox in wind turbinesThe power extracted by the turbine from the windBetz limit and maximum rotor efficiencyFactors affecting wind speed and densityApplied force on the wind turbine, torque coefficient, and the importance of the TSRWind turbine generator characteristicsEffect of the rotor diameter and generator size on powerWind turbines spacingThe fundamentals of solar energyComponents and design of on-grid and off-grid solar systemsTypes and selection of solar modulesTypes of charge controllersTypes of different solar invertersSelection of suitable tilt angle and shading effect in PV systemsHydroelectric power plant and its typesHydraulic head in hydroelectric power plantsDiesel generatorsFossil fuel - conventional power plantsGas-fired power plant and its typesNuclear power plantsGeothermal power plant and its typesCapital, operating, and Levelized costs for power plantsGenerator characteristicsBase and peak load power plants "Ultimate Electricity Generation, HV, and Substations Bundle" This is the only course bundle out there is everything you need to know about electrical substations, electricity generation, and high voltage generation. So what are you going to learn in these courses? First Course, "Generation Course for Electrical Engineering" Faraday's law of induction and Lenz’s law.Synchronous generator working principle and its types.Wound rotor and squirrel cage induction machines.Doubly-fed induction generator.Self-excited induction generator.Hydroelectric power plant and its types.Hydraulic head in hydroelectric power plants.Diesel generators.Fossil fuel - conventional power plants.Gas-fired power plant and its types.Nuclear power plants.Geothermal power plant and its types.Capital, operating, and Levelized costs for power plants.Generator characteristics.Base and peak load power plants.Types of wind turbinesRotor solidity and selection of the number of rotor bladesGearbox in wind turbinesThe power extracted by the turbine from the windBetz limit and maximum rotor efficiencyFactors affecting wind speed and densityApplied force on the wind turbine, torque coefficient, and the importance of the TSRWind turbine generator characteristicsEffect of the rotor diameter and generator size on powerWind turbines spacingThe fundamentals of solar energyComponents and design of on-grid and off-grid solar systemsTypes and selection of solar modulesTypes of charge controllersTypes of different solar invertersSelection of suitable tilt angle and shading effect in PV systems Second Course, "High Voltage Generation For Electrical Engineering" Types of high voltages occurring in an electrical system.​Methods used to generate high voltage AC at power frequency.​How to generate high voltage AC at high frequency for simulating switching actions on our electrical equipment.​Definition of impulse waveform in the electrical system.​Methods of generating high voltage impulses to test our equipment.​Different methods used to generate very high DC voltage in electrical systems in addition to voltage doubler circuits and multiplier circuits. Third Course, "Electrical Substations for Electrical Power Engineering" Function, classification, and voltage of electrical substationsMain components like power transformers, conductors, insulators, switch gears, current transformers, capacitor voltage transformers, and voltage transformerDifferent types of circuit breakers, relays, and their classification according to time, construction, and functionLearn the difference between circuit breaker and fuse, in addition to their applicationsUnderstand the definition of IP or ingress protectionGrounding system including the effect of current on the human body and components of the grounding systemTypes of electric hazards and classification of the earthing systemsMeasuring the earthing resistance by Megger and the three-point methodDesign of an earthing system using the ETAP programRing main unit and its importance in the electrical power systemTypes of switches used in electrical power systems and substationsOverhead transmission lines, underground cables, and the difference between themBusbars in the power system, their importance, their different schemes, and how to select themLightning arresters and wave traps which are used in substationsAir and gas-insulated substationsOverview of the design of an electrical substation and single line diagram of 66/11 kV substation Bonus Gift: ​You will find also the slides for the Ultimate Electrical Substations, HV, and Generation Bundle for those who are interested in them or having them as a revision for themselves 84 Pages of Electrical Substation Slides32 Pages of Earthing System Slides52 Pages of High Voltage Slides105 Pages of Generation Course Slides81 Pages of Wind Energy Slides86 Pages of Solar Energy Course Slides Thank you, and hope to see you in our course bundle :)

Our specialization is a blend of basic and emerging technology in the power distribution sector through two unique courses. First course is Electrical Power Distribution wherein we deal from concept to commissioning level, give exposure to the learners statutory regulations, the different distribution equipment like distribution transformers, pole mounted substation, auto reclosure, sectionlizers, Compact Substation, Ring Main unit. Today we are moving more of digitalization and our specialization covers the automation in distribution sector which is being implemented by different electricity boards in Indian and across the globe. The Second course is on Medium Voltage (MV) Substation (up to 33kV). This course is an integral part of power distribution having a unique blend of fundamental concepts and engineering methodology for voltage levels of up to 33kV. The course is structured pragmatically to help the learner understand the industry practices in conducting the engineering for substations and selection of various substation equipment in accordance with Indian & International Standards. It starts with bus bar schemes, layout aspects, selection of land, electrical equipment selection, interface requirement with civil and mechanical, cable routing, earthing and lightening protection and illumination engineering. In addition, it covers electrical safety rules, safe operating procedures and an overview of maintenance practices to give a holistic understanding of the subject.

Explore the intricacies of NFC payment security in this 30-minute conference talk from TROOPERS18. Delve into the world of relay and replay attacks as speakers Salvador Mendoza and Leigh-Anne Galloway share their expertise on vulnerabilities in contactless payment systems. Learn about the latest techniques used by attackers to exploit NFC technology and gain insights into potential countermeasures. Discover how these attacks are executed, their impact on financial transactions, and the challenges faced by security professionals in protecting against them. Gain valuable knowledge to enhance your understanding of mobile payment security and stay ahead of emerging threats in the rapidly evolving field of contactless transactions.

This course introduces electrical control & protection systems which are a critical part of any electrical network What you'll learn: Why we use interlocking on electrical substationsWhere to put metering in electrical networksHow to read and understand protection and control drawingsHow to use test plugs and sockets and where to put them in the protection systemWhy trip relays are needed on the protection systemHow to use interposing relaysHow mechanical interlocking is used to ensure that equipment is switched in a safe sequenceHow we connect meters to current transformers & voltage transformersHow to define the ferruling for different types of circuitsExplain the different types of relay flags & contacts Electricalcontrol & protection systems are a critical part of the distribution & transmission systems that feed power to our cities & industries.The fourth part of this protection course focuses on the building blocks of a protection system and the feeder protection systems that we use on high voltage networksThe course will go into detail for the following key topics :-Introduce the generalprinciples behind the different types of drawings we use and how we read themShow how we apply ferruling to the different circuits on the protection systemLook at all of the different types of auxiliary relays that we use including trip relays, flag relays and interposing relaysLook at test blocks and test plugs and show how we integrate them into different types of circuits.Introduce the principles behind interlocking, and develop the logic for some typical circuitsShow how we apply electrical interlocking to the substation systemsIntroduce the ideas behind mechanical interlocking and provide some working examples of how it can be applied to a typical circuit.Look at the principles behind metering, what equipment we use and how we define the current transformers and voltage transformersLook in detail at power factor compensation and how we protect the capacitor banks that we use for these systems.By theend of the course the studentwill be able to identify all of the key components of a protection & control system and understand how all of these components fit together to create a fully integrated system.

This course introduces electrical control & protection systems which are a critical part of any electrical substation What you'll learn: understand all of the key elements & principles of an electrical protection systemDraw what an electrical protection system looks likeIdentify what primary, secondary and control equipments areExplain how an overcurrent relay operatesExplain how an earth fault relay operatesEquip a protection panel and identify all of the main equipmentsUse phasor diagrams to explain all of the key elements of three phase currentsUnderstand the requirements for a current transformerIdentify the requirements for a voltage transformerExplain how a circuit breaker mechanism operatesExplain how the currents and voltages vary during all three phase fault conditionsKnow the difference between a TP & TPN system Electricalcontrol & protection systems are a critical part of the distribution & transmission systems that feed power to our cities & industries. The aim of this course is to introduce all of the basic principles associated with these complexsystems.The course will go into detail for the following key topics :-Introduce all of the key symbols, equipment's and architecture of a substation protection systemShow the basic principles behind electrical protection philosophyLook at three phase currents and see how they can be broken down into sequence components and harmonics.Providethe basic principles behind current transformers, how they operate and need to be connectedShow how voltage transformers operate and introduce the key typesGo into detail on what happens when a fault occurs on the systemLook into circuit breaker control and protection systems and how they interact with the protection systems.The main protection relay we will look at on this course is over protection. We go into detail on the basic and more advanced versions and show how this relay can be put to good use to provide great fault discriminationLook at the different types of earth fault relays and see how they can be used to protect some key equipment\sBy theend of the course the studentwill be able to identify all of the key components of a protection & control system and understand how all of these components fit together to create a fully integrated system.

This course introduces electrical control & protection systems which are a critical part of any electrical substation What you'll learn: understand all of the key elements & principles of an electrical protection systemDraw what an electrical protection system looks likeExplain how a differential relay operatesUnderstand the operation of no load and off load tapchangersKnow what alarms a transformer generatesUnderstand the difference between ONAN, ONAF and OFAF transformer cooling systemsKnow how to size a batteryBe able to draw a basic DC system for a substationKnow what circuit breaker failure isUnderstand how a circuit breaker auto-reclosure system worksKnow how to synchronise a circuit breakerUnderstand how a substation SCADA system operatesKnow the difference between star and delta windings on a transformerUnderstand how the transformer vector group affects the system The aim of this course is to introduce all of the basic principles associated with these complexsystems.The course will go into detail for the following key topics :-Show how a substation DC systems operated and how the battery is sizedLook at the key elements of a circuit breaker protection schemeIntroduce the principles behind circuit breaker failure protection and show what action needs to be taken.See how circuit breakers can be re-closed after a fault andoutline the systems involvedIntroduce the principles behind synchronising, show what parameters need to be checked and how the systems operate.Go into detail on the main features of transformers, including vector groups, tapchangers, cooling systems, controls / alarms& protection systemsIntroduce the basic principles and systems associated with SCADA systemsBy theend of the course the studentwill be able to identify all of the key components of a protection & control system shown above and understand how all of these components fit together to create a fully integrated system.

In the final part of this protection and control course i will be introducing some more advanced principles. What you'll learn: How to design a substation interlocking systemUnderstand why we use the different substation configurations and be able to identify themKnow what a plain distance scheme isUnderstand how to use impedance zones to protect a feederKnow why we need pilot isolation transformersUnderstand how a differential feeder protection relay operatesBe able to identify the key components in a substation communication circuitKnow what a substation diameter isKnow how we apply logic diagrams to a relay to get the functionality we requireUnderstand how all of the different protection equipments come together to protect a circuitBe able to number the primary equipment in a substationKnow where to place the current transformers in some typical circuitsBe able to identify the protection zones required for some typical substation configurationsKnow where to put isolator's and ground switches in a circuitLearn how to use acceleration & blocking on an impedance schemeSee how the relay logic can be configured In the final part of this protection and control course i will be introducing some more advanced principles covering substation configurations, interlocking, feeder protection & distance protection.These final topics on the protection course will allow you to use all of the skills that you have developed in the protection field and apply them to the situations that you will come across in your career

Explore the intricacies of NTLM Relay attacks in this 48-minute conference talk from the Hack In The Box Security Conference. Delve into the fundamentals of NTLM, including its message structure and protocols. Examine various attack techniques such as SMB Reflect Attack and Hot Potato. Investigate how NTLM Relay affects modern browsers, focusing on NTLMSSP over HTTP and Intranet Zone settings. Analyze the implementation differences between Windows 7 and Windows 10, and discover new attack surfaces in Chrome. Learn about the resurgence of SMB Reflection Attacks and understand Java's role in NTLM authentication. Gain insights into real-world cases and effective defense strategies against NTLM Relay attacks.

The course “Electrical Power Generation” enables the learner to understand the power sector scenario from generation, transmission, and distribution components. The learner will have an overview of generation from thermal power plants, its auxiliaries, and the control strategy adopted in the generation plant, which will give a virtual feel of the power sector functioning. Through the “Power Transmission System with Industrial Applications” course, learners will focus on the structure of the Indian Grid system, modelling and performance of AC Transmission lines along with the structural aspects of transmission lines. Power system protection plays a crucial role in establishing reliable electrical power systems. With the advances in protection and communication technology in recent decades plus the strong increase of renewable energy sources, the design and operation of power system protection systems has become even more challenging. This course provides an up-to-date presentation of the role of protective relays in protecting the power system equipment. This course also speaks about latest trends in Switchgear technologies like Gas Insulated Substation, Substation Automation with IEC 61850 protocol. This course provides a theoretical summary along with examples of real engineering applications to a variety of technical problems, thereby bridging the gap between the theoretical advances, experimental validations, and practical engineering.

The course “Electrical Power Generation” enables the learner to understand the power sector scenario from generation, transmission, and distribution components. The learner will have an overview of generation from thermal power plants, its auxiliaries, and the control strategy adopted in the generation plant, which will give a virtual feel of the power sector functioning. Through the “Power Transmission System with Industrial Applications” course, learners will focus on the structure of the Indian Grid system, modelling and performance of AC Transmission lines along with the structural aspects of transmission lines. Power system protection plays a crucial role in establishing reliable electrical power systems. With the advances in protection and communication technology in recent decades plus the strong increase of renewable energy sources, the design and operation of power system protection systems has become even more challenging. This course provides an up-to-date presentation of the role of protective relays in protecting the power system equipment. This course also speaks about latest trends in Switchgear technologies like Gas Insulated Substation, Substation Automation with IEC 61850 protocol. This course provides a theoretical summary along with examples of real engineering applications to a variety of technical problems, thereby bridging the gap between the theoretical advances, experimental validations, and practical engineering.

Your Complete guide in industrial power system protection for switchgears and substations- from Beginner to Expert Level What you'll learn: Why we need the protection system ?Know different Protection System ElementsUnderstand trip circuit connectionDifferentiate between primary and backup protectionDifferent Methods of Back up ProtectionUnderstand Zones of ProtectionApplications on Protection Zones of Real Power SystemsDifferentiate between protective system and protective schemeUnderstand the meaning and causes of short circuit faultsTypes of Electric FaultsEstablishment of S.C Current and WaveformRealize Consequences of Short Circuit FaultsUnderstand Operation & Function of Protective RelaysHow to Adjust Relay SettingsUnderstand Required qualities of Protective RelayTypes of Relays According to FunctionTypes of Relays According to Time C/C’sComplete understanding of Electromechanical RelaysUnderstand Static RelaysUnderstand digital advanced RelaysFunction & Construction of CT & VTLearn Equivalent circuit & Burden of CT & VTKnow about Types of CTs used in electrical installationsComplete Understanding of Saturation of CTSpecifications of CT & VT used for ProtectionSpecifications of CT & VT used for measurementExample of Current Transformer Rating PlateDefferentiate between CT &VTUnderstand Overcurrent ProtectionLearn How to Adjust The Overcurrent Relay SettingPrimary Requirements of Overcurrent ProtectionComplete Understanding of Directional Over Current ProtectionPractical application of directional overcurrent ProtectionImportance of Earthing in electric networkUnderstand Earth Fault ProtectionLearn Different Earthing Systems in LVLearn Different Earthing Systems in MVUnderstand Circulation of Earth Fault CurrentHow to Adjust Earth fault Relay settingsUnderstand Directional Earth Fault ProtectionUnderstand principle of directional protectionDifficulties in Differential Protection and solutionsLearn Percentage (Biased) Differential RelayVoltage Balance Differential RelayWhy We Need Distance Protection ??Understand Concept of Distance ProtectionUniversal Relay Torque Equation and Its ApplicationsLearn Impedance (Plain) Distance RelayUnderstand Reactance RelayUnderstand Mho RelayDifferentiate between Overreach & Underreach in Distance ProtectionLearn Stepped Distance Protection and Its SettingsDifferentiate between Different Switching DevicesUnderstand Working of Circuit BreakerArc Phenomena in Circuit BreakerMethods of Arc Interruption in C.BUnderstand Restriking Voltage & Recovery VoltageLearn About Circuit Breaker RatingsDiscuss Large Oil Circuit BreakerIllustrate Operation of Minimum Oil Circuit BreakerLearn Air blast Circuit BreakerAnalyze Operation of Vacuum Circuit BreakerUnderstand SF6 Circuit BreakerLearn Thermal Overload ProtectionDiscuss Excessive Start-Up Time &Locked Rotor ProtectionUnder Current ProtectionUnderstand Over & Under Voltage ProtectionLearn Over & Under Frequency ProtectionUnderstand Overall Earth Fault Protection Hi my friend !Looking for a COMPREHENSIVE course about Electrical Control & Protection Systems for Stations ,Switchgears Substations & Distribution Zones ? If your answer is YES, then you're definitely in the right place. Why this course is Powerful and Unique ?The course contents are arranged in a progressive manner to start from beginner level to advanced oneThis course gives you a detailed explanation of different power system elements This course gives you a complete understanding of instrument transformersIn this course, you will be able to adjust settings of various protection functions and their applications There are many examples and practical applications that can get you from the academic information to the real world careerThis course will be updated many times. So, you will enjoy these updates in the near futureThis course will be a good reference for you in the field of power system protection, switchgear and controlI'm always available to you if you get stuck or have a questionThis course covers all aspects of power system protection and control which make you really experienced in that fieldThis course discuses and illustrate complex topics related to protection functions in very simple way By the end of this course, you will be able to move from identifying all key components of protection and control system to a complete understanding and adjustment of the setting of various protection functions. I thank you very much for taking the time to check the course content. See you in the course !

This course will provide you with the basic knowledge on IEC 61850 and networking technologies for digital substations. What you'll learn: Basic knowledge of IEC 61850: communication models, data model, System Configuration Language (SCL)Basics of Local Area Networks in digital substations: main components, operation of Ethernet switches, types of traffic, redundancy protocols (RSTP, PRP, HSR)Time synchronization in digital substations: requirements and time synchronization protocolsDigital substations implementation experience: architectures and LAN topologiesPractical example on how to configure merging unit to publish Sampled Values This course is a unique combination of information both on IEC 61850 standard and networking technologies, used in digital substations. In approximately 2 hours you will get to know the key differences in implementation of protection and control systems for conventional and digital substations; IEC 61850 communication models, IEC 61850 data model, System Configuration Language and SCL file types; you will understand the basic elements and operation of Local Area Networks in substations, aspects of traffic management (VLANs and static multicast filtering) and time synchronization requirements and methods. In the final part you will get to know possible approaches of digital substations in regard to used IEC 61850 communication models and LAN topologies. This the best introductory course to understand basic concepts of digital substations implementation. The materials of this course are based on extensive practical experience, which includes the implementation of digital substations with process bus. The authors of this course are IEC TC57 WG10 members and trained more than 2500 engineers around the globe for the last 10 years.This course is recommended for protection, control and automation engineers, who are new to IEC 61850 world; for technical managers; for IT staff in electric power utilities; for product managers, related to IEC 61850 products. It is also a valuable source of information for students, which major is related to electric power engineering, protection, automation and control.

Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering What you'll learn: Basics of Electrical Engineering We find electrical equipment everywhere, our homes, offices, industries.By choosing this course, you will come to know about the Basics of Electrical Engineering, Currents and Voltages across various Electrical elements and their behavior in both Alternating Current and Direct Current circuits, etc. And also the analysis of AC wave forms. You will be able to learn easily by watching our animated videos.