3 Days | 21 PDHs | Cost: $1,500
Transmission Line Relay Theory and Testing provides foundational theoretical and hands-on training in concepts and characteristics of various protection schemes used for high-voltage transmission lines, and a guiding principle for testing microprocessor line relays and expected actions, given different types of faults.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Field and Commissioning Engineers and Technicians
- Protection and Control Engineers
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Demonstrate an understanding of transmission line protection considerations and relaying schemes and classifications.
- Describe the various pilot protection schemes for transmission lines.
- Identify and apply settings for transmission line protection schemes, including distance and pilot.
- Perform end-to-end testing for a pilot protection scheme.
LEARNING EXPERIENCE
- This instructor-led course is delivered in our training substation in Lancaster, PA.
- Hands-on distance relay and pilot protection End-to-End testing.
PREREQUISITES
- Foundational understanding of system protection theory and application
- Basic knowledge of symmetrical components and phasor diagram concepts
- Practical knowledge of performing P&C circuit testing and commissioning