Description for power system engineering training The Power System Engineering training course will help you to understand the basic concepts of power system engineering and how to start a successful career in power engineering. Furthermore, you will learn the fundamentals of electrical systems, transient and steady state analysis, main components of power systems, electrical machines, high voltage direct current system, active/reactive power control in power systems and power system operation. # Who should attend the TONEX’s Power Systems Engineering training and seminars? 1.Power System Engineers 2.Electric Power Utility Engineers 3.Technicians 4.Test Engineers 5.Protection and Control Engineers 6.Engineers Seeking PDH #The audience in Power System engineering training course you will also learn about: 1.Power system planning and advanced applications 2.Power systems design 3.Power engineering 4.System safety engineering 5.Power Markets, Energy Economics and Strategic Planning 6.Emerging Generation Technologies 7.Dynamic/static loads 8.Synchronous/induction motors 9.Synchronous/induction generators 10.Solar generation 11.Wind generation Visit Tonex.com to learn more about Power System Engineering Training https://www.tonex.com/training-courses/power-system-engineering-training/

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Power System Engineering Training
Description for power system engineering training
The Power System Engineering training course will help you to understand the basic concepts of
power system engineering and how to start a successful career in power engineering. Furthermore,
you will learn the fundamentals of electrical systems, transient and steady state analysis, main
components of power systems, electrical machines, high voltage direct current system,
active/reactive power control in power systems and power system operation.
Power System Engineering training course simply teaches you the history behind the power
generation and lays down the fundamentals of electric circuits including; Kirchhoff’s voltage/current
laws, concept of power and energy, nodal and mesh analysis in electrical circuits, and maximum
power transfer capability. Taking this course will also help you to setup the transient and steady
state analysis for different types of electrical circuits (resistive, inductive, capacitive or
combined). You will also be able to differentiate active, reactive, apparent, and complex power in
power system engineering course.

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This course gives you a sufficient knowledge to understand the different components of a power
system such as: generators, transmission lines and distribution systems, switchgears,
transformers, loads, circuit breakers, current and voltage transformers, and grounding
components. Furthermore, electrical machine topic covers the main different types of electrical
machines used in power systems.
Who should attend the TONEX’s Power Systems Engineering training and seminars?
•Power System Engineers
•Electric Power Utility Engineers
•Technicians
•Test Engineers
•Protection and Control Engineers
•Engineers Seeking PDH

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The audience in Power System engineering training course you will also learn about:
•Power system planning and advanced applications
•Power systems design
•Power engineering
•System safety engineering
•Power Markets, Energy Economics and Strategic Planning
•Emerging Generation Technologies
•Dynamic/static loads
•Synchronous/induction motors
•Synchronous/induction generators
•Solar generation
•Wind generation
•Energy storage units
•Power factor concept
•High voltage direct current system (HVDC)
•Multi-terminal HVDC system
•Converter circuits
•Concept of harmonics and filters

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Audience
The Power system engineering training is a 3-day course designed for:
•All individuals who need to understand the power system from generation to consumption
•Power utility engineers
•Test engineers
•Engineers seeking PhD and graduate studies
•Power traders to understand the power systems
•Independent system operator personnel
•Faculty members from academic institutes who want to teach the power system engineering course
•Investors and contractors who plan to make investments in power industry
•Professionals in other energy industries
•Marketing people who need to know the background of the products they sell
•Electric utility personnel who recently started career in power systems or having new job
responsibilities
•Technicians, operators, and maintenance personnel who are or will be working at power plants or
power system generation companies
•Managers, accountants, and executives of power system industry

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Training Objectives
Upon completion of the Power system engineering training course, the attendees are able to:
•Apply systems engineering principles to power systems
•Explain the basics of circuit analysis
•Understand the main components of power systems
•Understand Electro-Mechanical Energy Conversion
•List steps in Power System Operations and Planning
•Analyze, plan and design power delivery networks: Transmission and Distribution
•Describe the concepts of frequency and active power control
•Understand the voltage and reactive power control
•Explain the structure of the power systems
•Understand the time domain and transient analysis
•Analyze dynamic system response to disturbances
•Understand the concept of power factor and power factor correction
•Differentiate the active/reactive, apparent and complex powers
•Explain the different generation units such as solar, wind, and energy storage systems
•Explain the different types of transmission lines
•Differentiate the AC and DC machines

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Training Outline
The Power system engineering training course consists of the following lessons, which can be revised
and tailored to the client’s need:
•Why Power System Engineering?
•Power System Engineering and successful career
•What do you need to know about Power Engineering
•Problems to be tackled on the Power Engineering career
•Introduction to power system engineering
•History of the power generation
•Structure of power systems
•Power system control
•Design of Transmission Lines, Structures, and Foundations
Basic Power Systems Engineering Principals
•Electric Utility Business Model
•Economic Operation of Power Systems
•Power System Operation and Control

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Generation, Transmission and Distribution System Planning
•Power System Stability
•Distributed Generation Interconnection Studies
•Distribution Construction Work Plan
•Distribution Long Range Plan
•Distribution Loss Reduction
•Distribution (Power Factor Correction)
•Distribution Sectionalizing and System Protection
•Transmission Power Flow
•Transmission Reactive Compensation
•Transmission Stability
•Transmission System Impact
•Extra High Voltage Engineering
•Power System Stability
•Surge Phenomena in Power Systems
•Computer Methods in Power System Analysis

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Fundamentals of Electric Circuits
•Voltage and current
•Kirchhoff’s Voltage/Current law (KVL/KCL)
•Ohm’s law
•Power and energy
•Time domain analysis
•Basics of resistors, inductors and capacitors
•Nodal and mesh analysis
•Thevenin/Norton equivalent circuits
•Superposition principle
•Maximum power transfer
Transient and Steady State Analysis
•First order circuits
•RC/RL/RLC circuits
•Root mean square (RMS)
•Instantaneous/average power

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Power System Components
•Power generation units
•Traditional Power plants (Synchronous generators)
•Solar generations
•Wind farm generations
•Energy storage units
•Tidal wave generation
•Transmission lines and distribution systems
•Cables and insulators
•Long transmission lines
•Medium transmission lines
•Short transmission lines
•Transmission line models
•Maximum power transfer in transmission lines
•Switchgears
•Transformers
•Loads
•Static loads

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Learn more about
•Electrical Machines
•High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Transmission
•Control of Active and Reactive Power
•Power System Operation
•Power System Engineering Applied

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