Generator and Transformer Protection
ICTD International Centre for Training and Development
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ICTD International Centre for Training and Development
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Full disclaimer.Who should attend
Engineers and Technicians from Electrical Transmission and Distribution Utilities or Major Consumers with Power Distribution Networks, such as those for oil and gas production, who are directly involved in the design, specification, purchasing, maintenance or day to day Operation of System Protection.
It is also of great benefit to personnel who require a broad understanding of power system protection due to their employment in related activities, e.g. government agencies, loan agencies etc. Design, Marketing and Project Management Personnel from manufacturers of power system protection equipment should also benefit greatly from the seminar.
Personnel should ideally have at least two years’ experience related to the electrical power industry.
About the course
Electric power systems are designed to serve loads in a safe and reliable manner. One of the major considerations in the design of any power network is adequate control of short-circuits or “faults” as they are generally referred to. If faults are not controlled they can cause unnecessary loss of electricity service with all of its many ramifications and damage to equipment. Faults on system elements are removed from networks by means of equipment referred to as “Power System Protection”.
This course is designed to give delegates a broad understanding of the nature of power network faults and the principles of Protection System Protection, Design, Operation and Maintenance.
Course Objectives
On completion of the course the trainee(s) will be competent in:
- The skills involved and the principles applied to power system protection
- Interpreting system faults from protection system alarms and indications and determine the necessary corrective actions
- Information and instruction in safe operating procedures in electrical protection schemes, including elements of maintenance of HV and LV protection relay systems
Course Outline
DAY ONE
- Introduction and General Philosophies
- Introduction
- Classification of Relays
- Protective Relaying Systems and Their Design
- Applying Protective Relays
- Relays and Application Data
- Circuit-Breaker Relays Comparison of Symbols
Technical Tools of the Relay Engineer: Phasors, Polarity, and Symmetrical Components
- Introduction
- Phasors
- Polarity in Relay Circuits
- Faults on Power System
- Symmetrical Components
- Symmetrical Components and Relaying
DAY TWO
- Basic Relay Units
- Introduction
- Electromechanical Units
- Sequence Networks
- Solid-State Units
- Basic Logic Circuits
- Microprocessor Architecture
Instrument Transformers for Relaying
- Introduction
- Current Transformers
- Equivalent Circuit
- Estimation of Current Transformer Performance
- European Practice
- Direct Current Saturation
- Residual Flux
- MOCT
- Voltage Transformers and Coupling Capacitance Voltage Transformers
- Neutral Inversion
DAY THREE
- Microprocessor Relaying Fundamentals
- Introduction
- Sampling Problems
- Aliasing
- How to Overcome Aliasing
- Choice of Measurement Principle
- Self-Testing
System Grounding and Protective Relaying
- Introduction
- Ungrounded Systems
- Reactance Grounding
- Resistance Grounding
- Sensitive Ground Relaying
- Ground Fault Protection For Three-Phase, Four-Wire Systems
DAY FOUR
Generator Protection
- Introduction
- Choice of Technology
- Phase Fault Detection
- Stator Ground Fault Protection
- Backup Protection
- Overload Protection
- Volts Per Hertz Protection
- Over speed Protection
- Loss-of-Excitation Protection
- Protection Against Generator Motoring
- Field Ground Detection
DAY FIVE
Transformer and Reactor Protection
Introduction
Magnetizing Inrush
Differential Relaying for Transformer Protection
Sample Checks for Applying Transformer Differential Relays
Typical Application of Transformer Protection
Protection of Phase-Angle Regulations and Voltage Regulators
Zigzag Transformer Protection
Protection of Shunt Reactors
Course Methodology
A variety of methodologies will be used during the course that includes:
- (30%) Based on Case Studies
- (30%) Techniques
- (30%) Role Play
- (10%) Concepts
- Pre-test and Post-test
- Variety of Learning Methods
- Lectures
- Case Studies and Self Questionaires
- Group Work
- Discussion
- Presentation
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Generator and Transformer Protection at ICTD International Centre for Training and Development
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