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Substation Testing and Commissioning Level-1
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Substation Testing and Commissioning Level-1

Substation testing & commissioning course covering CT, VT, CB, loop checks and field commissioning procedures as per IEC
Created byAmr Said
Last updated 12/2025
Arabic
English

What you'll learn

  • What is substation Testing and commissioning? and why we perform Testing?
  • Perform site tests for Substation Equipments according to IEC standard
  • Perform site tests for MCBs and MCCBs
  • Perform site tests for Auxiliary Relays and Contactors
  • Perform site tests for Current Transformer (CT)- Single Ratio like Ratio, Polarity, Magnetization Curve...etc.
  • Perform site tests for Current Transformer (CT) - Multi-Ratio
  • Perform CT Loop test
  • Perform Primary Injection test
  • Perform site tests for Voltage Transformer (VT) like Ratio, Polarity, Winding Resistance, burden
  • Perform VT Loop test
  • Perform site tests for Circuit Breaker (CB) like Timing, contact resistance, Insulation
  • How to use the testing kit like Severker750/780, CT Analyzer, CPC 100, Freja 300, Oden AT, Egil CB Analyzer, DLRO 200/600
  • Make Non- Conforming Report (NCR) for defective Equipments
  • Quizes for all tests ensure our knowledge
  • Interview questions for Substation testing and commissioning field

Course content

11 sections • 20 lectures • 4h 20m total length
  • Introduction4:21

    It is a brief introduction to the course and the instructor. For a better learning experience, please enable subtitles from the video settings.

Requirements

  • No previous experience is required. you will know everything

Description

Welcome to Substation Testing and Commissioning Level 1, a complete hands-on course designed for fresh graduates and electrical engineers who want to build strong practical skills in substation testing and commissioning.

This course bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world field experience. You’ll learn how to test, commission, and analyze the essential components of a power substation — from current transformers (CTs) and voltage transformers (VTs) to circuit breakers (CBs) and control circuits.

Through structured lessons and real field examples, you’ll gain confidence in applying IEC standards, using modern testing equipments like SVERKER 750/780, FREJA 300, CT ANALYZER, CPC 100, ODEN AT, EGIL CB ANALYZER, and performing tests that ensure safety, reliability, and performance in electrical substations.

We will learn in this course:

  1. Understand the structure and function of substation primary and secondary equipment.

  2. Perform MCB/MCCB testing: tripping time and visual inspection

  3. Perform Auxiliary relays/Contactors testing: Pickup and drop-off voltage/current, tripping time and burden

  4. Perform CT testing: polarity, ratio, insulation, excitation, winding resistance, and burden tests.

  5. Perform VT testing: polarity, ratio, and insulation resistance measurements.

  6. Conduct circuit breaker (CB) tests: timing, contact resistance, and insulation verification.

  7. Carry out CT loop and VT loop tests to confirm secondary wiring loop.

  8. Carry out CT primary Injection test to verify primary and secondary wiring integrity.

  9. Presenting testing format which includes the required tests for each testing activity.

  10. Provide quizzes for each test to ensure our knowledge gained during the course.

  11. Provide interview questions for substation testing to help in any interview regarding substation testing field.

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to perform independent substation testing and commissioning tasks, interpret test results accurately, and contribute effectively in real field projects — with the professional confidence that employers expect.

Note:

For a better learning experience, please enable subtitles from the video settings.

Who this course is for:

  • Fresh Graduate Engineers
  • Beginners with the field of substation testing and commissioning
  • Intermediate with the field of substation testing and commissioning
  • Electrical engineers who want to shift carrier to substation protection field