Substation Relay Protection Training | Protective Relays, Testing & Coordination
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Substation Relay Protection Training | Protective Relays, Testing & Coordination
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Protect power systems, detect electrical faults, and improve grid reliability with Substation Relay Protection Training (https://electricityforum.com/electric...) from the Electricity Forum Training Institute (EFTI).
This comprehensive 12-hour, two-day, live instructor-led course provides electrical engineers, relay technicians, and utility professionals with practical knowledge of protective relay applications, substation protection schemes, fault detection, system coordination, and modern digital protection technologies.
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Learn how protective relays safeguard transmission and distribution lines, transformers, buses, generators, and other critical power system equipment. Explore overcurrent, differential, directional, distance, and microprocessor-based relays, along with CTs, VTs, DC control systems, and substation communications.
Course content – Day 1
• Protection system fundamentals, fault detection, and relay operating principles
• Substation DC systems, batteries, chargers, and trip/close circuits
• Voltage transformers (VTs), accuracy, and applications
• Current transformers (CTs), ratios, polarity, saturation, and safety
• Protective relay types, IEEE device numbers, dependability, and selectivity
• Transformer protection, differential relays, inrush restraint, and overcurrent coordination
Course content – Day 2
• Bus differential and circuit breaker failure protection
• Distribution line protection, reclosers, sectionalizers, and overcurrent relays
• Transmission line protection, distance relays, and pilot protection schemes
• Automatic reclosing and underfrequency load shedding
• Generator protection, loss of field, and out-of-step protection
• Relay data communications, DNP, IEC 61850, SCADA, and event reports
Who should attend
This course is designed for:
• System protection and substation design engineers
• Protective relay and testing technicians
• Transmission and distribution engineers
• Testing and commissioning professionals
• Utility operations and maintenance personnel
• Control system and consulting engineers
Learning outcomes
After completing this course, participants will be better prepared to:
• Explain protection system dependability, security, selectivity, and speed
• Understand CTs, VTs, and DC control circuit operation
• Identify overcurrent, differential, directional, and distance protection functions
• Evaluate protection applications for transformers, lines, buses, and generators
• Understand protection coordination and breaker failure schemes
• Recognize applications for digital relays, IEC 61850, and SCADA communications
Credentials and benefits
• 12 hours of live instructor-led training
• 1.2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
• 12 Professional Development Hours (PDHs)
• Certificate of course completion
• PDF course materials
• Complimentary protection and control electrical handbook
• Free Electricity Today T&D Magazine subscription
• $100 coupon toward a future Electricity Forum event (restrictions apply)
Team training
EFTI offers customized Substation Relay Protection Training for utilities, engineering companies, industrial facilities, and electrical maintenance teams.
Choose live online or in-person instruction, with course content tailored to your organization's equipment, applications, and workforce requirements.
Group offer: Register three students at the full registration price and receive the fourth registration FREE.
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