High Voltage and Insulators for Electrical Power Engineering
What you'll learn
- Learn the importance and the need for high voltage
- Understand the insulator function for isolation of H.V
- Understand How breakdown occurs in insulator
- Understand the meaning of dielectric strength of insulator
- Realize the different applications of Using high voltage
- Learn different types of testing high voltages in lab
- Understand the concept and operation of HV testing transformer
- Realize the difference between HV testing transformer and Power transformer
- Cascaded HV transformers for higher voltage generation
- Understand the operation of resonant transformer
- Learn every thing about TESLA coil for high frequency HV generation
- Realize different applications of HVDC
- Understand Van de Graaf generator for HVDC generation
- Understand the concept of rectification for producing HVDC
- Learn the operation of different rectification circuits for HVDC generation
- Understand impulse voltage waveform
- Understand Marx circuit for producing lightening stroke in lab
- Understand HV testing circuit in HV lab
- Realize the precautions taken into consideration during the test
- Learn different methods to measure different types of high voltages
- Understand what is the sphere gap method for measurements
- Realize the effect of atmospheric conditions on the measurement
- Understand the function of overhead lines insulators
- Understand the main features of overhead lines insulators
- Get a comparison between different insulator materials
- Pin insulator vs. Suspension insulator vs. Strain insulator
- Realize different causes of insulation failure
- Learn how to avoid flashover of the insulator
- Understand the function of arcing horns
- Understand different tests to be made on the insulator
- Voltage distribution across the insulator string
- Improvement of string efficiency
- learn the importance of using guard rings with the insulator
- Understand the meaning of sparkover and how it can occur
- Understand every thing about corona effect in power engineering
Requirements
- Basic principles of electrical engineering concepts (like voltage ,current and power )
- Passion to learn everything about High Voltage Engineering !!
Description
High voltage engineering is one of the most important branches for any electrical power engineer to know and understand in the field of power engineering
This course is the first on Udemy marketplace to explain this important branch in electrical engineering
The aim of this course is to provide a complete guide and reference to you in the field of high voltage engineering and insulators to help you in your career ,your study or even if you want to start your scientific research in the field of high voltage
The course is structured as follows:
Learn the importance and the need for high voltage
Understand the insulator function for isolation of H.V
Understand How breakdown occurs in insulator
Understand the meaning of dielectric strength of insulator
Realize the different applications of Using high voltage
Learn different types of testing high voltages in lab
Understand the concept and operation of HV testing transformer
Realize the difference between HV testing transformer and Power transformer
Cascaded HV transformers for higher voltage generation
Understand the operation of resonant transformer
Learn every thing about TESLA coil for high frequency HV generation
Realize different applications of HVDC
Understand Van de Graaf generator for HVDC generation
Understand the concept of rectification for producing HVDC
Learn the operation of different rectification circuits for HVDC generation
Understand impulse voltage waveform
Understand Marx circuit for producing lightening stroke in lab
Understand HV testing circuit in HV lab
Realize the precautions taken into consideration during the test
Learn different methods to measure different types of high voltages
Understand what is the sphere gap method for measurements
Realize the effect of atmospheric conditions on the measurement
Understand the function of overhead lines insulators
Understand the main features of overhead lines insulators
Get a comparison between different insulator materials
Pin insulator vs. Suspension insulator vs. Strain insulator
Realize different causes of insulation failure
Learn how to avoid flashover of the insulator
Understand the function of arcing horns
Understand different tests to be made on the insulator
Voltage distribution across the insulator string
learn the importance of using guard rings with the insulator
Understand the meaning of sparkover and how it can occur
Understand every thing about corona effect in power engineering
Who this course is for:
- Anyone having passion to learn high voltage branch of electrical engineering
- Electrical power engineering students
- HV engineers working in HV switchgears or HV substations
- Quality and comissioning engineers in the field of high voltage
- Postgraduate electrical power engineers
- This course is suitable to those who want to start their research career in the field of high voltage
Instructor
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- 4.4 Instructor Rating
- 501 Reviews
- 3,049 Students
- 6 Courses
Hi,
My name is Amr Saleh. I'm a Teaching Assistant in Electrical Power and Machines Engineering, Ain Shams University.
Through my career, I teach many courses related to different topics of electrical power engineering including Power Systems , Power Electronics , Electric Machines, High Voltage and also Electric controls and protection.
I gained knowledge in these areas of Electrical Engineering during my undergraduate studies and my Masters degree, as well as during my professional career, and am excited to teach about them in Udemy.
In fact, I love teaching electrical engineering topics and I like both the theory behind a topic as well as real-world applications in very simple way to make my students understand the complete picture of the topic.
My goal is to deliver my knowledge about electrical engineering to my students.