Electrical Power Systems for Non Engineers

Code

776

Start Date

2025-09-21

End Date

2025-09-25

City

Doha

Price

4150 $

Language

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1-15

Hotel

Hotel Meeting Room

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Introduction

This Electrical Power Systems for Non-Engineers is dedicated to non-engineers to understand the basic and operations of electrical power systems. Commencing with the conventional method of generation of electricity to the fundamentals of renewable energy electrical power generation. In the transmission and distribution of electrical power the functions of power transformers, circuit breakers, electric motors, and earthing systems. Safety and hazards of electricity are the focal points in all electrical installations

Basic single line diagram interpretation is essential for the understanding of the electrical installation power flow. The emphasis of alternating current (AC) systems will encompass the basic electrical units like voltage, current, power, power factor a frequency of a single-phase and three-phase systems. Maintenance culture complimented by standard testing and measuring instruments is essential to ensure the reliability and security of an electrical power system.

This training course will feature:

Generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity
Types of AC single-phase and three-phase network systems
Power and power factor in an AC system
Protection devices in an electrical installation
Electrical safety and electric shock hazards

What are the goals?

Understand the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity
Analyze Grounding systems and electrical safety
Determine Electric shock risks and arc flash hazards
Have a better understanding of electrical faults and protective devices
Familiarize with main electrical equipment like transformers, motors and circuit breakers

Who is this training course for?

Mechanical engineering engineers
Mechanical engineering technicians
Safety officers
Civil engineering personnel
Administrative and management staff

Course Outline

Day One: The AC Network and Electric Shock Hazards:
- Generation, transmission and distribution of electricity single phase and three-phase
- Types of AC network, star and delta configurations
- Power, voltage, current, impedance and power factor
- Importance of network earthing systems
- Types of earthing systems
- Electrical safety and electric shock hazards
Day Two: Operation of Various Types of Electrical Protection Devices:
- Fuses for low voltage, medium voltage and high voltage
- Miniature circuit breaker (MCB) construction and operation principles
- Molded case circuit breaker (MCCB) construction and operations
- Air circuit breakers
- Vacuum circuit breakers
- SF6 circuit breakers
Day Three: Distribution Power Transformers and AC Motors:
- Construction and types of transformers
- Functionalities of the transformer components
- Transformer cooling systems
- Types of AC single phase motors
- Three-phase AC induction motors
- Starting methods of AC motors
Day Four: The Interpretation and Use of Drawings:
- Importance of electrical drawings
- Single line diagram symbols
- Interpretation of electrical drawings
- Tracing a single line diagram
- Identify the components in a single line diagram
- Design a single line diagram
Day Five: The Use of Common Test Equipment and Maintenance:
- Digital multi meter
- Insulation resistance tester
- Importance and significance of maintenance
- Maintenance strategies in an electrical installation
- Types of maintenance
- Wrap up and Q&A session

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