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Sector:
Power & Electricity – T&D/Systems
Technical Focus Area:
Electrical Power Systems (ELEC)
About the Course
In an evolving global marketplace, the Power Systems Architecture Analysis Design and Operations (RE1010) training provides the critical analytical tools required for high-level decision-making. A comprehensive technical training designed to equip participants with advanced skills to analyze, model, and design electrical power systems, covering phasors, per-unit methods, and power flow analysis techniques.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
• Perform three
• phase power calculations using phasor and per
• unit methods
• Model transmission lines, transformers, generators, and load systems
• Apply power flow analysis and interpret system operation under various conditions
• Analyze symmetrical and unsymmetrical faults using sequence networks
• Conduct short
• circuit studies and arc flash hazard assessments
• Evaluate system dynamics and transient stability using the equal
• area criterion
• Utilize modern power system software tools for analysis and simulations
• Integrate renewable sources and assess their impact on system performance
Professional Audience
• Engineers and technicians new to the power industry
• Intermediate
• level engineers in planning, design, and operations
• Professionals in power generation, transmission, or distribution
• Renewable energy integration specialists
• Practitioners seeking advanced system optimization techniques
Modular Syllabus
Foundations of Energy Management & ISO Standards
Introduction to energy and the environment / Energy terminology and key concepts / Global challenges: carbon emissions and climate impacts / Legal and regulatory frameworks (energy laws, standards)
Course Dates & Prices
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