Electrical Substation Design Course from Basic to Advanced

About this course

What is substation design?Substation design is the process of planning and creating the layout, specifications, and operational protocols for electrical substations. These substations are critical nodes in the power distribution network, transforming voltage levels and ensuring the efficient and reliable delivery of electricity from generation sources to consumers. The design process involves selecting appropriate electrical components, such as transformers, circuit breakers, and switchgear, and configuring them to work together seamlessly. It also includes considerations for safety, environmental impact, and regulatory compliance. Effective substation design ensures the stability and resilience of the power grid, accommodating current demands and future growth.What student will be able to do after this course?After completing the Substation Design course, students will be equipped with the skills to design and implement electrical substations. They will gain proficiency in understanding substation components, layout planning, and safety protocols. Students will be able to perform load calculations, select appropriate equipment, and ensure compliance with industry standards. Additionally, they will develop the capability to troubleshoot and maintain substation systems, making them valuable assets in the power and energy sectorCourse Outline:Module 1- Basic of Electrical EngineeringCodes & StandardsSingle phase system and Poly phase system and their importancePower generation, Transmission, Distribution and utilizationPower Factor correction and Improvement methodsStar & Delta in 3-Ph systemModule 2- Circuit Breaker Selection and SizingBreaker classification based on voltage levelArc Quenching PhenomenaOperating