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Transmission System Protection Training: Course Objectives

The document outlines the course content for a transmission system protection training course. The course objectives are to demonstrate the importance of protection concepts in power systems and cover different protective relay types, instrument transformers, protection schemes for power system components, and protection from lightning strokes. The course content includes relays, instrument transformers, overcurrent protection, earth fault protection, differential protection, distance protection, transformer protection, busbar protection, feeder protection, and microprocessor-based relays. The course is intended for designers, engineers, technicians and others working in electricity supply, utilities, and industrial power systems.

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Transmission System Protection Training: Course Objectives

The document outlines the course content for a transmission system protection training course. The course objectives are to demonstrate the importance of protection concepts in power systems and cover different protective relay types, instrument transformers, protection schemes for power system components, and protection from lightning strokes. The course content includes relays, instrument transformers, overcurrent protection, earth fault protection, differential protection, distance protection, transformer protection, busbar protection, feeder protection, and microprocessor-based relays. The course is intended for designers, engineers, technicians and others working in electricity supply, utilities, and industrial power systems.

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TRANSMISSION

SYSTEM
PROTECTION
TRAINING

Course Objectives:
Upon the successful completion of this course, each participant will be able to
 Demonstrate the importance of the protection concepts in the power
system
 Complete information will be given about the different
protective relay types; electromagnetic, analog and
digital
 Also instrument transformers and transducers necessary for the
protection process will be covered. Different protective systems and
schemes will be demonstrated
 Then, the approaches followed for the protection of each
power system components (alternator, transformer, bus-bar,
feeders, etc.) will be fully explained
 Explain the dangers of lightning strokes, and the means by which
the power lines and buildings are protected
At the end of the course, the participant will have the ability to deal with
the relays, to design proper schemes for protecting any equipment and
the whole power system.

Who Should Attend?

Designers, Engineers and Technicians from Distribution Companies and Power


Utilities, Engineering Professionals in Electricity Supply Industry, Petrochemical
Companies, Buildings and Service Managers who have to deal with the aspect
of electrical and industrial power system protection, control and operation.

Course Content:

Relays

 Role of relaying theory


 Relaying Fundamentals:
o The nature of relaying
o Relay terminology
 Electromechanical relays:
o Types
o Construction
o Operation
Instrument Transformers

 Transducers
 Current transformers
 Voltage transformers
 Capacitive potential devices
 Transient Phenomena:
o DC offset in fault currents
o CT and CVT transients
o Restrike
o Ferro-resonance
Over-current Protection and Earth Fault Protection

 Introduction
 Applications of overcurrent protection
 Relays used in overcurrent protection
 Characteristics of relay unit for overcurrent protection
 Methods of CT connections in overcurrent protection of 3-phase circuits
o Connection schemes with three relays
o Connection schemes with two relays and two CT’s
o Connection schemes with three relays and two CT’s
 Earth fault protection
 Connections of CT for earth fault protection
o Residually connected earth fault relay
o Earth fault relay connected in neutral to earth circuit
 Directional overcurrent protection
 Directional earth fault protection
Differential Protection

 Introduction to differential protection


 Application of differential protection
 Principle of circulating current differential protection
 Difficulties in differential protection
 Differential protection of 3-phase circuits
Distance Protection

 Introduction to distance protection


 Principle of R-X diagram
 Theory of impedance measurement
 Method of analysis
 Directional impedance relay
 Torque equation of directional impedance relay
 Modified (shifted characteristics)
Transformer Protection

 Introduction
 Nature of transformer faults
 Gas actuated devices
o Pressure relief relay
o Rate of rise pressure relay
o Buchholz relay
 Differential systems
o Description
o CT matching
 Problems associated with transformer differential protection
 Differential protection of three winding transformer
 Auto-transformer differential protection
 Earth fault protection
 Overcurrent protection of power transformers
Bus-bar Protection

 Introduction
 Differential protection
Feeder Protection

 Introduction
 Overcurrent protection
 Directional overcurrent protection
 Distance protection
 Differential protection

Protection from Direct Lightning Strokes

 Introduction
 Protective zone of lightning conductors
 Experimental determination of protective zone of lightning conductors
 Protective zone of the lightning masts
 Protective zone of ground wires
 Specifications of lightning conductors

Microprocessor-based Relays

 Microprocessor in protection technology


 Block Diagram and components of a digital relay
 Basic principles of digital relays
 Microprocessor-based relays
 Description of a microprocessor based protective relay for motor protection
 Advantages and special features of microprocessor-based protective relays
 Block diagram of a microprocessor-based distance relay for protection of
transmission line
 On line microprocessor-based fault monitoring
 Micro-processor-based fault locators

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