Using classroom exercises and demonstrations of popular power systems analysis computer programs, this training program reviews all of the up-to-date issues of power-systems engineering. Relationships to ANSI/IEEE, and other industry standards are explained throughout the program. Each program participant receives a classroom reference manual.

Course Objectives
-- Data Collection, Setup, TypicalOutput Information from Computer Programs

-- Mathematical and Computer Modeling of a Power System - Per-Unit System, Base Quantities, Conversions, Equivalent Diagrams

-- Short Circuit Studies - Three-Phase Fault Calculations

-- System Protection and Protective Relay Coordination - Time-Current Characteristics of Breakers and Fuses, Combination Motor Starters, Protective Relays

-- Load Flow Studies - Voltage Drop Calculations, Load Limits and Reviews of Equipment Duties

-- Capacitor Application - Calculating Power Factor Improvement, Harmonic Considerations, Application Locations

Target Audience
Engineers and maintenance mamangers who are responsible for the specification, installation, or maintenance of power-system equipment