This seminar enhances a better understanding on how transformer insulating oil reacts after long use and for maintenance management and its technical team prepare for its maintenance programs. This will also guide non chemist staff at site understand on how to read insulating oil analysis, specifically DGA and Oil Quality tests.
To understand gas formation
To know how to use DGA diagnostic tools
Understand the different Oil tests
Sampling of oil transformer and Monitoring of dissolved gas
To refresh engineers and maintenance technical staff on how gases are formed inside a power transformer and other assets in the substation.
To be able to understand how gases are generated and able to mitigate to becoming dangerously high, understand DGA testing methodologies, and its diagnostics.
Module 1: Introduction to DGA
- DGA: Advantages and Benefits
- DGA: Oil quality tests
Module 2: DGA: Testing Methods
DGA: Diagnostic Tools
To learn how to conduct & record on line measurements tapped to power transformers, how to interpret test results and study cases in transformer oil effects.
To be able to interpret on line DGA results from on line devices and sensors, able to determine Duval’s Triangle DGA Standard calculations with case studies.
Module 3: Online DGA Measurements
Module 4: DGA Interpretations
Duval’s Triangle
DGA: Case Studies
In the first session of the program, we will discuss the basic measurement principle and construction of the distance protection. Distance protection is a complex protection and basic understanding of the protection makes the user extremely comfortable in working with this complex protection. This 2- hour webinar provides a good insight on the construction of the distance protection and some basic application criteria. This webinar will enable the protection engineers to feel extremely comfortable with the complex protection. Understanding the complexity of the protection increases system reliability and increases the productivity of the test engineers.
In the second 2-hour session we will concentrate mainly of testing and protection evaluation aspect. The meaningful testing of the complex digital protection will be discussed using the commercially available power system simulators.
Use of ComTrade data in protection evaluation will be discussed in detail. Learn more here.
This course provides participants with current methods and procedures used internationally, on predictive, periodic or condition based maintenance (condition base is - on line diagnostics and monitoring).
The course is for substation maintenance staff or less experienced in power transformer tresting , or an experienced maintenance technical staff. This program will also cater to advanced test engineer to learn new concepts in power transformer testing, oil recycling or oil filtering concept, and basic results interpretation. The course will also focus on issues related to causes of bushing breakdown, arresters, oil, impedance, leakage reactance and most of all short circuits rating a transformer can withstand. Learn more here.
This training program will provide participants Introduction to basic application of Partial Discharge Testing in HV Electrical Assets in the substation. This program will show how to measure, and how large a partial discharge in a system? The partial discharge measurements also show the PD testers, how to use them show the surge tests and PD spikes. Learn more here.
This training is focused on power quality issues that affects the electrical system’s operations, more importantly when harmonic frequencies and its harmonic current and voltage affect the Distribution System that contributes to losses. The Grid Code requires, commercial, highrise residential buildings, industrial plants, and Utilities to comply within the Standards. The increasing demand and applications of non-linear load in industries nowadays greatly affects the quality of the power system. This program will enhance the knowledge and practices of facility managers, maintenance and technical people at site and more importantly to save energy. Learn more here.
Power system - Protective Relaying, in an electrical network protects the electrical system of a plant or any facility and it requires analysis, calibration, troubleshooting on any unusual changes, faults, and disturbances. This seminar will cover Protective relaying in power generation, transmission, distribution and large loads, furthermore, it will also provide a strong foundation of basic applications and advances in protective relaying that is very useful in planning, operating, and managing electric power systems. Learn more here.
This program provide participants a comprehensive information on the diagnostic methodologies to evaluate the mechanical integrity of power transformers. It will discuss the basic principles of diagnostic assessments with the use of sweep frequency response analyzer and includes field case studies.
This will also provide technical and maintenance staff to determine some components of power transformer when internal parts had been affected by faults or when the unit is in transit and fell to the ground. Learn more here.
The program will provide participants on how to develop skills in measuring temperature of electrical assets, such as, power transformers, panels, switchgears, busduct, power cables, transformers enclosures, etc.
This thermal imaging program is developed for non-certification program, however participants would be able to use its thermal imaging camera effectively and with confidence. Interpretation of results will also be discussed during hands on lecture. Many have learned from this hands-on program and does not require certification to learn how to measure temperatures at different assets. Learn more here.
This training program will enhance the participant’s knowledge on power generators or large motors in analyzing analogue or digital automatic Voltage Regulators improve the power generator voltage output. or for short called “AVR” – automatic voltage regulator, that controls desired & precise voltage, var and power regulation output. It is designed to regulate voltage output automatically on power generators, in example, to take a fluctuating voltage level and turn it into a constant voltage level. Learn more here.
This seminar enhances a better understanding on how transformer insulating oil reacts after long use and for maintenance management and its technical team prepare for its maintenance programs. This will also guide non chemist staff at site understand on how to read insulating oil analysis, specifically DGA and Oil Quality tests. Learn more here.