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EEE6001 Power Systems Analysis and Control

Name: EEE6001 Power Systems Analysis and Control
Price: 992.72 SGD
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Training Provider: SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Course Reference: TGS-2021006625

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About This Course

Simulation Techniques and Software for Power Systems
Nodal analysis in electric circuits
Steady-state and transient simulations
Electromagnetic Transient Program (EMTP)
Transient Analysis Control System (TACS)
Visualization
Modelling of Fundamental Power Grid Components

Common models in EMTP and ETAP
Overhead transmission lines
Underground cables
Single-phase two and three winding transformers
Three-phase transformer
Inrush currents
Transient Analysis of Current Breaking and Arcs in Protection Devices

Short circuit current breaking
Capacitive current breaking Inductive current breaking
Transient recovery voltages
Mayr and Cassie arc models
Current zero skipping
Transient Analysis of Power Electronic Equipment and Controls in Modern Grids

HVDC inverter/converter circuits
Static VAR compensator
Thyristor-controlled inductor
PWM self-commutated inverters
Static VAR generator
Dynamic voltage restorer
Simulation and Analysis of Electrical Machine Dynamics in Power Systems

Electrical machine models and parameters
Synchronous machines
Induction machines
Doubly-Fed machines
Permanent-magnet machines
Mechanical torque loads
Transient Stability Analysis, Control and Enhancement

Classic analysis and time-domain analysis
Field excitation control
Doubly-fed flywheel generator for stability enhancement
Line-start and power electronic-controlled starting

What You'll Learn

This module provides participants with in-depth knowledge, skills and competency in the modelling, simulation and data analysis of electrical power systems. This is essential for the effective, safe and stable operation of modern utility grid with growing penetration of renewables, distributed energy resources and power electronic control devices. Transient simulation and analysis of power system networks of transmission lines, cables, circuit breakers, transformers, electrical machines and power converters are emphasized. Solid-state power system stability compensating devices and technologies are also introduced. The course is delivered in a technology-enable learning mode using industry-standard electromagnetic transient simulation software such as PSCAD.