Electrical Substation Design, Testing and Commissioning Procedure

Training course overview

This highly interactive training course provides an in-depth introduction to the equipment that comprises an electric substation. Participants will learn about the operation of various types of equipment and explore the control and wiring diagrams essential for their functionality.

Recent technological advancements have significantly influenced substation design, operation, maintenance, and safety practices. Substations, which serve as high-voltage facilities, play a crucial role in switching generators and circuits, as well as converting AC voltages. Understanding equipment conditions is vital for targeted maintenance, reducing failures, and enhancing reliability. The course will cover predictive maintenance techniques, showcasing methods and case studies that demonstrate how to optimize maintenance programs and improve performance. Participants will examine the latest testing technologies applicable to oil and gas insulated transformers, circuit breakers, and more. Safety is a critical aspect within utility networks and industrial settings, and the course will address both theoretical and practical safety issues during system planning and operation.

This Coventry Academy training course will feature:

• Latest diagnostic testing techniques for substation equipment, including transformers and circuit breakers
• Application of predictive diagnostic testing to minimize equipment failures and prolong lifespan
• Safety considerations and relevant practical and statutory issues
• Maintenance, testing, and inspection of grounding systems for electrical power substations.