This document contains a resume for Shraf eldin Sati Shampool Abdelgader. He has a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Sudan University of Science and Technology, and is currently working as a Real Time Transmission Operation Engineer for Sudanese Electricity Transmission Co. His responsibilities include maintaining reliability of the power system, controlling power flow, carrying out switching operations safely, and restoring power during blackouts. He has over 5 years of experience and has completed several professional training courses in areas like power system operation, protection, and engineering.

1. Sudanese Electricity Transmission Co. Ltd (SETCO) Mobile: 0123311933 9081182190
9 Gama’a Avenue P.O 1380 Khartoum Tel: +249123311933 +249912813249
E-mail: shrafsust@yahoo.com
Shraf eldin Sati Shampool Abdelgader
Real Time Transmission Engineer (Dispatcher- EMS/Operation Engineer)
SETCO, National Load Dispatch Centre (NLDC)
Personal Information
Date of Birth: 15/5/1990 Place of Birth: Aljazeera Nationality: Sudanese Religion: Muslim Military
Service: Completed Marital Status: single Languages: Arabic, English Passport No: P02075641
OBJECTIVE:
To obtain the opportunity of being employed in a position where my knowledge, skills, abilities, talents and potential capabilities will
be enhanced and utilized to build and develop a successful career in the field of my study.
SUMMARY:
Bachelor degree in Electrical Engineering (Power & Machines) with a First Class honors degree, In addition to my academic
qualifications, enhanced by Taking many profession courses and English Language Proficiency Certificate (IELTS Overall Band score
6.0) , I worked as a Teaching Assistant (Part-Time) for the full academic year 2012/2013 at Sudan University of Science and
Technology. And as of February 2013, I am working as a Real Time Transmission Operation Engineer (Dispatcher-
EMS/Operation Engineer) - for the Sudanese Electricity Transmission Company SETCO at National Load Dispatch Center.
Education:
2007 – 2012 Bachelor of Electrical Engineering – Power and Machines
Sudan University of Science and Technology – College of Engineering
Class of award: FIRST CLASS HONOUR (Excellent Grade 3.28/4.0)
Date of award: December 2012
Professional Experiences:
February 2013 ----- Till NOW
Real Time Transmission Operation Engineer (Dispatcher- EMS/Operation Engineer)
Sudanese Electricity Transmission Company (SETCO) National Load Dispatch Center, using real time control systems, SINAUT
Spectrum 4.4 by Siemens Company and Open3000 by Nari Tech China, to monitor and control power transmission system (From 33
KV up to 500 KV). Furthermore, I participated in restoration of two total blackouts and several partial blackouts apart from countless
small and large disturbances. My responsibilities are:
 Maintaining Reliability of Power System.
 Maintain sufficient spinning reserve (Largest Unit).
 Control Power Flow to meet N-1 Criteria (sustain outage of an equipment).
 Carry out switching operation according to safety procedure.
 Blackout Restoration and Emergency Plan.
 Action plan when generation Shortage (load shedding).
 Responsible in the security of supply for transmission network up to 500KV.
 To ensure safety of personnel and equipment at generation and transmission network.
 Responsible in the economic operation at generation and transmission network.

2.  Monitor and ensure continuous of electricity supply in the national network, within the prescribed values of limit violations, giving
priority to security and safety.
 Regulate the voltage and frequency, and control active and reactive power flow in the network.
 Direct generation output and reserve capacities at generating stations, and arrange busbar configurations according to system
demand, security and economically.
 Directs the switching operations by giving instructions to field engineers in carrying –out switching the 500KV, 220KV, 110KV,
66KV, 33KV, and 11KV primary substations for maintenance and repair of network components, and for after fault restorations
conforming all operations done in strict compliance with department safety rules and regulations giving priority to safety and
security.
 Carry-out load shedding in pre-arranged methods in case of generation shortage or other system contingency.
 Supervision return of supply to the national network after interrupts and blackout cases.
 Monitoring national grid operating condition of lines and equipment throughout SCADA system and make adjustments or direct
workers to make adjustments as conditions warrant using Network Application System NAS applications.
 Calculate load estimates according to corrected weather and consumer- demand records while maintaining stability and economic
dispatch of the network using Energy Management System EMS applications.
 Coordinate activities of personnel engaged in operating generating stations, substations, and lines.
 Performs other related duties as needed upon request by the immediate supervisor.
Training Experiences:
 Teaching Assistant (Part-Time) November 2012 ------ September 2013
Sudan University of science and Technology, College of engineering, school of electrical and nuclear engineering, my obligations are
tutoring, invigilating tests and exams, Grade homework assignments and exams, help students with homework, hold office hours to
interact with students, and leading student work in laboratories. Furthermore I have worked in different laboratories so I understand
deeply the practical and theoretical aspects of Power systems; I have learned some great teaching techniques from professors who have
been doing this job for years.
 Electrical maintenance workplace at Thermal power station and Electrical Substations (500KV, 220KV, 110KV,
33KV, 11KV) (Duration 4 weeks)
Professional Courses:
Abroad professional courses:
i. 15 November - 26 November 2015
Power System Control: Automatic Generation Control (AGC), Power system reliability, Power System Simulator for Engineering
(PSSE application), Power System stability, Power Network application and Analysis, Real time (online) Operation policies, voltage
control, frequency control, parallel operation of transformers, blackout and islands restoration, short circuit fault and clearing, Unit
commitment and load forecast, economic dispatch, power systems reserve, Energy Management system (EMS) crises management,
SCADA, and communication systems and RTU.
Egyptian Electricity Holding Company, Egyptian Electricity Transmission Company, National Energy Control Center, Cairo,
Egypt
ii. 17 November - 29 November 2014
Power System Operation: Hydro and thermal power generations, Substations types and components, Smart grid, Protection schemes,
Reactive power management, Voltage and Frequency Control, HVDC, Energy Management system, Tariff philosophy and Transmission
line losses, and Power systems Operation, Reliability, Security, Stability and control.
National Power Training Institute, Power systems Training Institute, Bangalore, India
iii. 12 September – 19 September 2011
SCADA: Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition
Cairo University, High Technology Center HTC, Cairo, Egypt

3. Homeland professional courses:
1) 24 January - 28 January 2016
Power system analysis and applications: This course supports me to understand profoundly Energy Management System (EMS)
applications such as automatic generation control (AGC), Economic dispatch, reserve monitoring, production cost monitoring, load
forecasting methods, resource optimization, interchange transaction scheduling, and hydro-thermal coordination. Besides that I deeply
comprehend the network analysis (NA) applications - static and dynamic - for instance: network modeling, state estimator, dispatcher
power flow, contingency analysis, short circuit analysis, optimal power flow, available transmission capacity, network reduction,
NEPLAN software, fault analysis, load shedding, reliability and stability studies. Finally review the voltage and frequency control,
switching operation according to safety procedures, spinning reserve, blackout restoration and Dispatcher Training Simulator.
Sudanese Electricity Transmission Company, National Load Dispatch Centre, Operation Department, Khartoum, Sudan
2) 9 January - 17 January 2016
Low voltage switchgear: This course helps me to understand the concept of low voltage and medium voltage switchgear functions,
protections, and control. Moreover comprehend the switchgear components, features and short circuit breaking capacity of incomers,
bus section, feeders, contactors, relays, circuit breakers, fuses, and isolators. Furthermore be aware of main and backup protective relays
for transformers, feeders and motors. In addition recognize motor control circuit, automatic transfer switch, main and sub distribution
board. Finally realize the standard color code, numbers of control wires and fault level calculation.
Exemplar Center for Engineering Training and Career Development, Khartoum, Sudan
3) 11 October - 15 October 2015
Digital fault Analyzer: monitor brief and long incidents that occur in the power systems, check power system equipment performance
and behavior, reduce the down time of the power system restoration after failure by providing fast and accurate information, and examine
the actions of protection system during power system’s faults.
Sudanese Electricity Transmission Company, Instruments and control Department, Khartoum, Sudan
4) 29 August – 9 September 2015
Electrical Power Equipment Testing and Commissioning: This program helps me to understand the need for testing electrical
equipment, various types of high voltage equipment encountered in industries, types of tests performed, testing equipment used in these
tests and role of standards on testing. Moreover the program outlines are introduction to Electrical Equipment Testing and
Commissioning, Insulation Test Concept and Considerations, Routine tests, type or design tests, special tests, Factory Acceptance Test
FAT, Site Acceptance Test SAT, High Voltage Test, Transformer Testing, Current transformers and Voltage Transformers Testing,
Medium Voltage /High Voltage Circuit Breaker and Bus Bars System Tests, Power Cable Tests and site visit to a famous transformer
factory in Sudan to do practical tests in 11/0.415 KV transformer.
Exemplar Center for Engineering Training and Career Development, Khartoum, Sudan
5) 16 May 2015
Seminar on Power Quality Improvement (Reactive Power Compensation and Harmonics Filtering): basics and advantages of
Power Factor Correction (PFC), economics of PFC, penalty in Sudan according to PF, Schemes and selection of PFC capacitor, origin
and analysis of harmonics, problems caused by harmonics, effects of harmonics, Remedial measures for mitigating harmonics,
Comparison of various filtering systems and Customer benefits of harmonics mitigating.
Exemplar Center for Engineering Training and Career Development, Khartoum, Sudan
6) 17 January 2015
Seminar on Modern Power System Protective Relaying: power system faults, components of protection schemes, feeder protection,
bus protection, coordination management, transformer protection, high voltage transmission line protection, generator protection.
Exemplar Center for Engineering Training and Career Development, Khartoum, Sudan
7) 1st
November 2014
Seminar on Switchgear Technology and Electrical Power Substations: Establishing a solid understanding of switchgear components
and their specifications, provide valuable technical information on low and medium voltage switchgear equipment used in common

4. industrial, commercial and utility applications, Understanding of Transformer parallel operation and Develop a new knowledge in
electrical power equipment testing, types of tests, purpose of tests and testing techniques.
Exemplar Center for Engineering Training and Career Development, Khartoum, Sudan
8) 22 September- 29 September 2014
Protection of Transmission Networks: Power systems components, Substations, Current and Voltage Transformers, Relays, Circuit
breakers, (Bus bar, Generator, Transformer, Reactor, Transmission lines, Feeders) Protections.
Sudanese Electricity Transmission Company, Protection Department, Khartoum, Sudan
9) 13 February – 13 March 2013
AutoCAD 2D&3D: help to be sufficiently skilled in methods of producing drawing with the software to be able to go on to more
advanced constructions.
Abdelbari Center for Training and Technical Studies, Khartoum, Sudan
10) 15 January – 15 February 2012
Basic of IT: Microsoft Offices, Internet, Email
ZOALTECH Training and Human development Center, Khartoum, Sudan
Skills:
 English language: Fluent (IELTS Certificate Overall Band Score 6.0)
 Computer Skills:
o Very good command of Microsoft Windows and Office
o Basic of Linux Operating System
 Working Skills:
 Very skillful in essential tasks in control center, such as, switching, applying transmission and generation schedules, trouble
shootings & reporting.
 Working with EMS applications (AGC, Economic Dispatch, Dispatcher Power Flow, Load forecast & Resource Optimization)
easily and with self-confidence.
 Very skillful with focusing safety measures & control standards.
 Skillful at and willing to delivering work experience to younger engineers.
 Personality:
 Persuasive demeanor, skilled at influencing the opinions & ideas of others and eventually convincing them.
 Always looking to work beyond any expectations and deliver exceptional results.
 Quick and enthusiastic as a learner—enjoy learning new skills and technologies.
 Patient with determination and focusing in situations of high stress
References:
 Mr. Haitham Ahmed Hashim Alhadeyah – Operation Department Manager – NLDC, Sudan +249123321376
 Mr. Tarig Khalifa Gaffer – National Load Dispatch Center Manager – SETCO-Sudan +249123085857
 Dr. Giddani Osman Addalan Kalcon – Assistant Professor – Sudan University of Science and Technology – College of
Engineering - School of Electrical and Nuclear Engineering , Sudan +249121077716