Ultimate Electrical Power System Engineering Masterclass

Your complete guide in power system analysis, modelling, load flow and fault studies, for electrical power engineering

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Ultimate Electrical Power System Engineering Masterclass

What You Will Learn!

  • Realize the structure of the electric power sysyem
  • Learn how to draw single line diagram of any power system
  • Review of basic electrical concepts
  • Different types of powers in power system
  • Realize power factor correction
  • Complete analysis of three phase power systems
  • Difference between delta and star three phase supply and load
  • Learn power calculations in three phase systems
  • Power factor correction in three phase systems
  • Generators in power systems
  • Salient pole vs. cylindrical rotor generators
  • Generator operation and its equivalent model in power system
  • Learn how to assess the performance parameters of synchronous generators
  • Realize generator characterstics and its phasor diagram
  • Relaize the operation and construction of transformers in power systems
  • Learn how to model a transformer in power systems
  • Learn how to measure the transformer parameters
  • Realize three phase transformer connections and their applications
  • Transmission lines in power systems
  • Realize the modelling and performance of transmission lines
  • Complete analysis of short, medium, and long line models
  • Relaize the surge impedance loading (SIL) and its importance
  • Realize the per-unit system and its use in analyzing power systems
  • Change of Base in per unit system
  • Concept and importance of power flow analysis
  • Formation of bus admittance matrix and its importance in load flow analysis
  • Understand types of buses in power system
  • Learn how to obtain load flow equations
  • Realize approximate method in power flow analysis
  • Learn Gauss-Seidal method in power flow analysis
  • Learn DC power flow method in power flow analysis
  • Learn how to evaluate the losses and power flow in transmission lines
  • Complete analysis of power system faults
  • Realize definition, causes, and consequences of electric faults
  • analyze the symmetrical faults using thevenin method
  • analyze the symmetrical faults using bus impedance matrix
  • Learn how to construct bus impedance matrix
  • Realize the concept and formulation of symmetrical components method
  • Learn how to get the sequence networks for generators, transformers, and transmission lines
  • Analysis of (L-G), (L-L), and (L-L-G) faults
  • Many MATLAB projects related to power systems

Description

                  Hi and welcome everyone to our course "Ultimate Electrical Power System Engineering Masterclass"


In this course, you are going to learn everything about power system analysis starting from the power system basics and fundamentals of single phase and three phase electric systems moving to designing and modelling different power system components such as: generators, transformers, and transmission lines, ending with a complete power system studies such as load flow studies and power system faults analysis.


  • Thus, this course will be your complete guide in one of the main areas of power engineering:  ( power system analysis )

  • The course is structured as follows:

Firstly, an overview on the power system structure is illustrated through the following topics:

  1. Generation, transmission, distribution, and consumption of electric power

  2. How to draw a single line diagram (SLD) of any power system

Then, the next topic will be about a review on basic electrical engineering concepts to be a quick refresh for you. The following topics will be covered:

  1. Different types of powers in power system

  2. Complex power, power triangle, and power factor definitions

  3. power factor correction

  4. Complex power flow in any power system

Then, a complete study of three phase systems is introduced since 99% of  practical electric networks are actually three phase systems. Thus, three phase circuits are explained in depth through the following topics:

  1. Why we need three phase systems?

  2. Three phase supply and load

  3. Different 3-ph connections (star-star), (star-delta), (delta-star), (delta-delta)

  4. Difference between (3-wire) and (4-wire) 3-ph systems

  5. The relations between line and phase currents and voltages

  6. Power analysis in 3-ph systems

  7. Power factor improvement in 3-ph circuits

Then, you are going to learn the modelling and characteristics of generators in power systems starting from the operation and construction of alternators moving to measuring the performance indices of synchronous generators. The following topics will be covered:

  1. Construction and operation of alternators

  2. Salient pole vs. Cylindrical rotor generators

  3. Generator model in power systems

  4. Generator phasor diagram and characteristics

  5. Generator performance parameters

  6. Power angle curve of synchronous generators

The next topic is about transformers and their use in power systems. We are going to discuss how the transformers work and their importance in power systems through the following outlines:

  1. Construction and operation of transformers

  2. Transformer equivalent circuit

  3. Tests performed on transformers

  4. Transformer efficiency and regulation

  5. Three-phase transformer types and connections

  6. Per phase model of three phase transformer

After that, we are going to a complete modelling of different types of transmission lines with assessing the transmission line performance in electric networks through the following topics:

  1. Overhead lines vs. Under ground cables (UGC)

  2. Transmission line modelling and performance

  3. Short, medium, and long line models

  4. Lossless transmission lines

  5. Surge impedance loading (SIL)

Now, after modelling and analyzing different power system components, lets move to the per unit system and learn the concept and importance of per unit in power system analysis through the following outlines:

  1. Concept of per unit

  2. Per unit calculations

  3. How to draw per unit reactance diagram

  4. Change of base

  5. Numerical examples on practical power systems

Then, we are going to a complete power flow analysis where we are going to know the electrical parameters for any power system under any operating conditions. The following topics are discussed

  1. Concept and importance of power flow study

  2. Definitions in power flow analysis

  3. Types of power system buses

  4. Formation of Ybus

  5. Approximate method

  6. Iterative methods for load flow analysis

  7. Gauss-Seidal method

  8. Power flows and losses analysis

  9. DC power flow method

  10. Numerical examples on practical power systems

Then, a complete fault analysis is performed on power systems to find the fault current, bus voltages and line current during the fault. All these outlines are discussed

  1. Definition, causes, types, and consequences of electric faults

  2. Complete symmetrical fault analysis using thevenin and Zbus

  3. Symmetrical components and sequence networks

  4. Complete unsymmetrical fault analysis using thevenin and Zbus

Finally, after the complete analysis of power system, practical projects are performed on MATLAB related to power systems  as follows :

  1. Project 1 - Stand alone synchronous Generator

  2. Project 2 – Synchronous Generator connected to the grid

  3. Project 3 - Simulation of 3-ph transformers

  4. Project 4 - Transmission line design

  5. Project 5 - Power flow study in MATLAB

  6. Project 6 - Fault analysis in MATLAB

So, if you are Looking for a COMPREHENSIVE course about Electrical power system analysis engineering for power system modelling, design and analysis ?

              If your answer is YES, then you're definitely in the right place.

Who Should Attend!

  • Any one having the passion to learn power system engineering from scratch
  • Electrical power engineers with an interest in power system analysis

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  • Electrical Engineering
  • Power Engineering

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