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What do students say about our online Grid Operations class?   “This instructor is simply outstanding! The immense knowledge and expertise in the subject matter made the eight weeks of this class truly worthwhile. I highly recommend this class to anyone who wants to learn from the best.”   TADP 543 Grid Operations October 21 to December 13 3 credits. $3495. Fully online   The course helps students understand the operation of large, interconnected utility systems. Topics also include an overview of how electricity is generated and delivered, as well as how these real-time processes are monitored and controlled. Students will analyze grid emergencies and system disturbances to identify contributing causes and develop mitigations.   STUDENT OUTCOMES: * Students will be able to discuss the major oversight agencies and related organizations and explain their function in improving grid reliability. * Students will be able to use NERC standards to understand requirements for real-time operations from a control center perspective. * Students will be able add to explain how real and reactive power is generated, delivered, monitored, and controlled in large, interconnected electric systems. * Students will be able to explain the most common and most impactful harms to grid reliability and identify appropriate responses and mitigations. Students will be able to review system disturbance reports and determine the effects, associated causes, and potential mitigations from a system operations perspective. https://lnkd.in/gW-3FjmV #Electricengineering #SmartGrid #electric #power #powerengineering

Excited to share my NPTEL certification in Power System Protection and Switchgear! This course enhanced my understanding of electrical protection systems and their critical role in maintaining system reliability. Looking forward to applying this knowledge in my career. #NPTEL #PowerSystemProtection #Switchgear #ElectricalEngineering #ContinuousLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment

I’ve successfully completed the "𝗔𝗱𝘃𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗱 𝗨𝗛𝗩 𝗧𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀𝗺𝗶𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗶𝗯𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻" course from NPTEL. This course has deepened my knowledge in the field of electrical engineering, particularly in ultra-high voltage transmission, distribution systems, and their applications. #ElectricalEngineering #NPTEL #IIScBangalore

وَقُلْ رَبِّ زِدْنِي عِلْمًا ♥️ Thrilled to announce the completion of an intensive training program at the Network Training Center of Helwan Electricity Transmission Company.♥️ The program provided an in-depth exploration into the critical technical aspects of high-voltage power transmission infrastructure, covering three key areas: 🔹Overhead Transmission Lines: In-depth study of power systems design, transmission line operation, key components, insulation types, and the importance of robust overhead transmission infrastructure. 🔹Transformer Testing: Detailed analysis of transformer types, components, and ratings, along with practical testing techniques such as Tan Delta testing, grouping number, turns ratio testing, and DC resistance measurement. 🔹Power System Protection: Comprehensive training on high-voltage substation components and protection methods, including protection relays, distance relays, differential protection, and fault detection (over current and earth faults). Additionally, we gained hands-on experience programming Siemens relays using the DIGSI software and conducting relay testing. This hands-on experience has truly deepened my understanding of the engineering principles required to design and maintain a reliable, large-scale power grid. Thanks to the Network Training Center for this invaluable opportunity.♥️ #NTC #PowerSystems

"I'm Enthused to announce that I've completed the comprehensive course on 'MV Substation - An Industrial Approach' on Coursera! by L&T EduTech This in-depth program covered the intricacies of medium voltage substation design, configuration, and operation. I gained hands-on knowledge of: - Outdoor and indoor substation configurations, accessories, and equipment(CB, - Auxiliary equipment, standards, and best practices - Factors influencing substation design and development - Transformer classification, ratings, and installation - LV and MV indoor/outdoor switchgear design, construction, and installation - Control system components, schemes, and station AC/DC AUX power systems - DC system and DG set design, installation, and maintenance This course has enhanced my understanding of medium voltage substation technology, empowering me to tackle complex challenges in power distribution and transmission. I'm eager to apply my newfound expertise in real-world projects and contribute to the development of efficient and reliable electrical infrastructure. #MVSusbstation #ElectricalEngineering #PowerDistribution #ContinuousLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment"

Introduction to High Voltage Electrical Installations - Online Classroom will take place on Friday 28 February from 9:30 am to 5 pm. This course aims to provide participants with an understanding of HV Installations, the main components, terminology, single line diagrams, operation and maintenance and risks and hazards. Skillnet funding is available for this course. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eqT_A-zw #CPDTraining #EngineersIreland #GreenTech #HighVoltageElectrical #HV

"One day left for the PD webinar by IPEC....... REGISTER NOW and gain in-depth knowledge about Maintenance strategies, Cost-benefit analysis on PD monitoring, Hidden cost savings and benefits of PD monitoring."

I'm excited to announce that I've successfully completed the *Distribution Components* course from MKademy This course was an learning experience that added substantial value to my knowledge in electrical engineering. Throughout the training, I gained a comprehensive understanding of various components of the electrical distribution network, including: - Ring Main Units (R.M.U) - Medium Voltage Switchgear (M.V.S.G) - Transformers and Generators - Main Distribution Boards (MDB) and Sub Main (SMDB) - Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS) - Protection Devices (RCCB and Circuit Breakers) - Cables, Power Factor Correction, Cable Trays.    🔍 This course provided me with an in-depth perspective on how these components work together to ensure a reliable and efficient power distribution network, enhancing my ability to operate effectively in the field of electrical power distribution.   

I am excited to share that I have successfully completed an 8-week course on "Advances in UHV Transmission and Distribution" through ,#NPTEL. This course has enhanced my knowledge of ultra High Voltage (UHV) systems, focusing on key advancements in transmission and distribution networks.I gained valuable insights into the latest technologies shaping the future of the power industry . I'm eager to apply this knowledge in future projects and continue growing in the field of electrical engineering. #ElectricalEngineering #UHV #TransmissionAndDistribution #NPTEL #ContinuousLearning#PowerSystems

Today I received my PE electrical power exam. I passed! The exam has two sections of 40 questions each. You have a total of 8 hours and it's up to you when you want to finish the first section. Unlike FE, time is not an issue. I did first part in 3hr and 45 minutes. I spent an extra 15 minutes on longer code questions searching for potential exceptions. The second part was all done in 3hrs and during the last hour I checked the first 15 questions, finding 3 mistakes. Your screen is split in two halves: right half on exam and left half on NEC, NECS, etc. The search works great giving you your search and context (2-3 words before and after your key words). NEC related question I would say 30-40. Electrical safety a few questions. Hazardous locations one question. Almost all topics from reference book. Must know and understand every formula in it. A lot of motor theory questions and very little transmission lines. Couple questions on load balance. Not too many calculations. To pass I took ⚡️Zach Stone, P.E. class ElectricalPEreview.com . Great to learn from scratch and I highly recommend it, especially for those whose concentration is not power, like me. It is like one semester in college.