Electrical Power Systems Protection, Monitoring & Control Workshop

Electrical Engineers, Project Engineers, instrumentation and Design Engineers, Electrical Technicians, Field Technicians,

Electricians, Plant Operators, Plant engineers, Operations and maintenance supervisors, Workplace safety professionals ,

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WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

DATES: 20th, 21st & 22nd MayVENUE: Protea Hotel Sea Point

CAPE TOWNTIMES: 0830hrs - 1600hrs 2015

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Course overview & motivation

About your facilitators

Learning Objectives

Professor Jerry Walker

Participants from:

?Municipalities ?Government agencies ?Academic and research institutions Anlemo presents Electrical Power systems Protection ?MiningMonitoring and Control workshop 2015.?Construction?Oil and gas plantsThe aim of this 3-day intensive course is to provide ?Communications and broadcasting concepts of power system protection which includes ?Airports understanding the principles of protection system

components, i.e. fuses, relays, circuit breakers, instrument transformers and their applications for the design of protection systems for transmission lines, reactors, transformers, bus, and generators, etc. It also Professor Ramesh Bansal is currently the Group Head of aims to briefly cover power quality voltage and Power in the Department of Electrical, Electronic and harmonic problems and their mitigating techniques. Computer Engineering at University of Pretoria, South

Africa. He has more than 23 years of teaching, research When electrical faults occur, the normal functioning of & industrial experience. In previous postings he was with power systems gets disturbed such that the resulting high the University of Queensland, Australia, Birla Institute of currents can stress the electrical conductors and Technology and Science, Pilani, India; the University of connected equipment, thermally and electro- the South Pacific, Fiji; and Civil Construction Wing, All dynamically. This can cause equipment failure and India Radio. dangerous injuries to operating and maintenance staff within the vicinity. Prof. Bansal has made significant contribution to the

teaching and development BS Power Engineering The two electrical engineering professors facilitating this Programme for NTPC (a 40 GW Indian Power Generation workshop will guide you through the design of company) and ME Power Generation Programme for transmission and distribution protection schemes utilizing Queensland's Power Generation companies (CS Energy advanced and highly reliable technology. Additionally and Stanwell Corporation). He has worked with the course will focus on the impact of electrical Powerlink (Queensland's Government transmission overstress on the design and operation of power systems company) for special studies programme (SSP). He has and electronic equipment. Some protection systems will carried out consultancy work for Fiji Commerce also be modeled during the course to eliminate commission for Fiji Electricity Authority owned Power equipment malfunction and damage due to electrical Plants.overstress.All registered participants must have a basic He has diversified research interests in the areas of understanding of electrical power systems and are also Renewable Energy and Conventional Power Systems encouraged to submit questions, based on personal which includes wind, PV, hybrid power systems, experiences at their workplaces, in advance. distributed generation, grid integration of renewable

energy,power systems analysis(reactive power/voltage control, stability, faults and protection), Smart Grid, FACTS and power quality. He has supervised several PhD students. He has published over 175 papers in journals, After a successful completion of this course, participants conferences, books/book chapters including should be able to:Handbook of Renewable Energy Technology, World ?significantly improve system transmission and Scientific Publishers Singapore, 2011 and Small Signal distribution reliability while avoiding endangering the Analysis of Isolated Hybrid Power Systems, Alpha Science

lives of others, as well as preserving company assets International, Oxford, 2008.?Understand the power quality problems and their

mitigating techniques Prof. Bansal is also an Editor/Associate Editor/Editorial ?recognise different fault types in electrical power Board member of many reputed journals including IEEE-

Access, IET-Renewable Power Generation, and Electric system networksPower Components and Systems. He is a Fellow, IET-UK, ?perform more informed decisions on fault and design Fellow Engineers Australia, Fellow Institution of Engineers calculations(India), Senior Member-IEEE and CPEngg-UK?perform simple relay settings

?choose appropriate protective devices for different

equipment?Interpret the protection systems in your plant, detect Professor Jerry Walker is the director of Walmet

Technologies, a company that specializes in any shortcomings and be able to explain any consultation on High Voltage insulation testing as well as

undesired or uncoordinated relay operation.the supply of test equipment for High Voltage applications. He is a Doctor of Technology graduate from the Vaal University of Technology, completed in

?Electricity utilities 2005 with a thesis titled “Diagnostic Evaluation of Water ?Independent power distributors T r e e A g e d X L P E - I n s u l a t e d C a b l e s ” . .

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Professor Jerry Walker (Continued..)

DAY 3

DAY 1

DAY 2

Co-ordination by time gradingHe started with a Higher National Diploma in Electrical ?Problems in applying IDMT relaysEngineering acquired at Vaal Triangle Technikon where

he later worked as a lecturer in the Department of Power Low voltage networksEngineering after completing his Bachelor of ?Air & molded circuit breakersTechnology Degree. In 2005 Jerry Walker was appointed ?Construction and installationan Associate Professor at Vaal University, and ?Protection tripping characteristicssubsequently the head of the Institute for High Voltage ?Selective co-ordination (current limiting, earth Studies, a position he held until his retirement the

leakage protection, cascading)following year.

Over the years of acquiring field and academic experience, Professor Jerry Walker also published a number of articles and journals on electrical power Feeder protectionsystems, and has presented a number of papers at local ?Cablesand international conferences. ?Pilot wire differential

?Overhead lines?Distance protection (basic principles, characteristics,

Review of symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults various schemes)

Protective DevicesTransformer protection

?Fuses, Circuit Breakers: OCB, ACB, VCB, Sf6?Rating of circuit breakers

?Phase shift, magnetising in-rush, inter-turn, core & tank faults

Operating principles of over current relays?Differential & restricted earth fault schemes

?Induction & microprocessor type?Bucholz relay, oil & winding temperature

? Directional relays?Oil - testing & gas analysis

?Impedance (distance) relays or modif ied

impedance relays Switchgear (busbar) protection?Relay settings and coordination

?Requirements, zones, typesProtection of Transmission Lines ?Frame leakage?Over current ?Reverse blocking?Distance protection ?High, medium & low impedance schemes?Ground fault protection?Insulation coordination and overvoltage protection Motor protection

Generator protection ?Thermal overload, time constraints, early relays, ?Stator & rotor faults starting & stalling conditions?Overload & over-voltage ?Unbalanced supply voltages, negative sequence ?Reverse power, unbalanced loading currents, de-rating factors?Loss of excitation and synchronism ?Phase faults protection?Typical protection scheme for industrial Generators ?Earth faults - core balance, residual stabilising resistors

Simple calculation of short circuit currents Management of protection?Revision of simple formulae?Calculation of short circuit MVA & fault currents ?Routine & annual testing, investigation and ?Worked examples performance assessment, upgrading

Instrument transformers Workshop Times?Current transformers: construction, performance,

08:30-09:00 Registrationspecification, magnetization, curves09:00-10:30 Course Lectures

?Voltage transformers: types, accuracy, connections10:30-10:45 Tea Break10:45-12:00 Course Lectures12:00-13:00 Lunch

Circuit breakers 13:00-15:00 Course Lectures?Purpose & duty, clearance times, types 15:00-15:15 Afternoon Break

15:00-16:00 Course LecturesTripping batteries?Battery types, chargers, maintenance, D.C. circuitry

Practical demonstrations and sessions?Including simple fault calculations and relay

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