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Power System Protection & IEC61850 principles : Megger
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Power System Protection & IEC61850 principles : Megger

Learn about protection relay testing in substations to further your career in the area of Power System Protection
Created byMegger India
Last updated 3/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Smart Relay Testing
  • Know different Protection System Elements
  • Universal Protection System
  • Distance Protection testing Methodology
  • Differential Protection testing Methodology
  • Backup Protection testing Methodology
  • IEC61850 Testing (GOOSE)

Course content

1 section • 26 lectures • 2h 36m total length

  • SMRT Introduction7:01
  • USB1:49
  • Bluetooth2:48
  • RJ452:14
  • Features of PowerDB sw interface9:41
  • Current Ramping10:02
  • Voltage Ramping6:12
  • Timing test7:18
  • State sequencer3:56
  • Automated Impedance Protection19:27

    Test distance protection with an automated impedance module, using impedance screen options and library-based tests to identify zone boundaries via random, linear, and binary searches and view results.

  • Fault locator5:53
  • Unit protection9:29
  • Directional9:12

    Learn to configure and run directional and neutral protection tests with the built-in automation module, enabling phase detection, neutral testing, pickup and delay settings, and interpreting results in a run.

  • Fault file3:58

    Import and playback CFD fault files to verify relay operation, demonstrating complete playback of fault scenarios. Ensure all three related CFD files are present together before playback.

  • Impedance Characteristic copier4:19
  • IEC61850 Goose7:04
  • Testing basics on transformer differential relay testing with SMRT3:33

    test transformer differential relay using a smart automated test kit, configure advanced settings with blue tab, and apply pickup, slope, and second/fifth harmonic parameters across stabilization and timing tests.

  • Stability Test2:23
  • Timing Test0:43
  • Pickup Test3:16
  • Slope Search test3:28
  • 2nd Harmonic Block Test5:12
  • 5th Harmonic Block test2:03
  • Slope Shot test2:40
  • Full length Differential test17:43

    Demonstrates automated transformer differential testing with a smart test kit, configuring relay settings, vector group, and harmonics, and running stabilization, pick up, and differential tests without manual intervention.

  • Differential Over Current test5:35

    Configure and run a differential over current test on the relay, adjust faces A, B, C, and time and angle settings, then observe boundary injections and view the report.

Requirements

  • The basic electrical principles
  • Basic Relay programing knowledge

Description

What you will learn in this course:

- The need for electrical Protection Systems and what is required from electrical Protection devices

- Basic Protection devices

- Simple distribution systems

- Types of faults and effects

- Testing distance Protection

- Testing differential Protection

- Testing backup Protection using ramping & state sequencer modules

- Hands-on training on the features of the SMRT / Freja test kit with RTMS software

- Communication of devices using RJ45 port

- Communication of SMRT / Freja test kit using the USB port

- Communication of SMRT / Freja test kit using Bluetooth

- Comtrade file (CFG file) playback - IEEE C37.111 file

Our Goal

- Reducing the gap between academic studies and practical life

- How to apply the academic studies at work

- Equip you with different design examples

- Develop a deep understanding of electrical Power System Protection, design and testing

- Develop a deep understanding of numerical relay testing & IEC61850 principles

- Powerful resources for studying

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After this course, you will have a deep understanding of electrical drawing design and how to design and protect electrical Power System networks for residential, commercial, and industrial projects and be able to apply this experience in your workplace.

This course is a summary of a set of scientific research, references, and many years of work experience.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners who are new to Megger Software (RTMS)
  • Students Preparing Their Projects/Thesis
  • Graduate Electrical Engineers For Cracking The Interviews
  • Professionals Working For Companies & Needs To Execute Power System Study Projects
  • Project Engineers
  • Electrical Engineers
  • Project Managers
  • Electrical Operators

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