Substation Maintenance II: Transformers and Relays
$1,760.00
This course is designed to introduce the design and operation of these large three- phase transformers including how to test and maintain them for maximum reliability. It will also include how to test a selection of substation protective relays, how to interpret the results of those tests and how to properly maintain the relay components.
If you have several employees you would like to take this course, please reach out to us and we will contact you about a purchase order for your team.
Description
Course Description: This course is designed to introduce the design and operation of these large three- phase transformers including how to test and maintain them for maximum reliability. It will also include how to test a selection of substation protective relays, how to interpret the results of those tests and how to properly maintain the relay components.
Prerequisites: Basic electrical training, some field experience and basic knowledge of switchgear.
Course Learning Objective:
- Theory, construction and operation of three-phase power transformers
- How to interpret ratings and nameplate data
- Required testing and maintenance of dry-type and liquid insulated power transformers in accordance with ANSI/NETA MTS.
- How to perform electrical testing of power transformers and interpret test results
- Theory and operation of protective relays, including overcurrent, over/undervoltage and differential.
- What tests and maintenance are typically performed on the protective relays in accordance with ANSI/NETA MTS
- How to interpret the test
- How to download and distribute Schweitzer (SEL) relay event files.
- Hands-on (~40%) training augmented with round-table discussions
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Irving, Texas 75061
Phone: 972.793.5523
Toll-Free: 888.SHERMCO
Fax: 972.793.5542
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