Phasing in Power Substations: Principles, Techniques, and Real-World Applications

A course designed for engineers, technicians, and commissioning staff that thoroughly explores the principles, techniques, and practical applications of phasing in power substations, providing a systematic framework for comprehending its importance. The course consists of 14 lessons in duration of 2 hours and 32 minutes.

Course Description

Welcome to the “Substation Phasing” course, specifically crafted to provide professionals with the expertise required to comprehend the intricacies of phasing in power substations. The course consists of 14 lessons in duration of 2 hours 32 minutes.

Phasing is a fundamental topic in electrical engineering, significantly influencing the reliability and safety of power systems. This course thoroughly explores the principles, techniques, and practical applications of phasing, providing a systematic framework for comprehending its importance.

This course integrates theoretical understanding with practical examples and case studies to give students a comprehensive learning experience. Ultimately, participants will possess the confidence to implement phasing concepts proficiently, so ensuring safe and efficient substation operations.

The course is designed for engineers, technicians, and commissioning staff in substation settings, ensuring they get a comprehensive trening of both theoretical and practical elements.

Course Highlights

  1. Scalar vs. Vector Quantities: Explains the fundamental comparison of scalar and vector quantities, which is essential for the correct understanding of phasor representation and its applications in power systems.
  2. Phasor Rotation and Phase Sequence: It explores the principles of phasor rotation and the importance of maintaining correct phase sequence in multi-phase systems to prevent operational anomalies.
  3. Generator Island Mode: It discusses implications of operating a generator in island mode and the unique challenges it presents in maintaining system stability and synchronization.
  4. Phasing Diagrams: It gives answers on why phasing diagrams are indispensable tools in substation operations, aiding in system design, troubleshooting, and commissioning.
  5. Synchro Check Relay and Phasing Validation: It examines the capabilities and limitations of synchro check relays in detecting incorrect phasing and ensuring safe breaker operation.
  6. Transformer Phasing and Terminal Connections: Explains in a great detail the phasing considerations for transformers, including terminal connections and their impact on power system integrity.
  7. Real-world Examples and Case Studies:
    • Phasing Examples 2 & 3: Practical scenarios illustrating the application of phasing principles.
    • Phasing Diagram Case Studies: In-depth analysis of actual substation projects and lessons learned.
    • Field Commissioning Experience: Valuable insights and best practices derived from years of hands-on experience in substation commissioning.
  8. Phases Swapping: What will impact on vector group of transformer if phases are swapped.

This course is presented by an experienced electrical engineering expert with substantial expertise in high-voltage systems, substation operations, and commissioning. With an extensive background in managing 500 kV networks, HVDC projects, and leading engineering teams, he provides critical field expertise and a passion for delivering practical insights to this comprehensive training program.

Join us to enhance your understanding and expertise in this critical area of electrical engineering.

Course Summary

  1. Introduction
  2. Scalar Vs Vector Quantities
  3. Phasor rotation, Phase sequence
  4. Transformer Vector Group
  5. Generator Island Mode
  6. Why Phasing Diagrams are so important
  7. Can Synch Check relay find wrong phasing
  8. Phasing and terminal of transformer
  9. Phasing example 2
  10. Phasing Example 3
  11. Phasing Diagram Case Study
  12. Case Study 2
  13. Field Commissioning Experience
  14. Change Vector Group by phase swapping

Who Is This Course For

  • Electrical Engineering Students
  • Electrical Engineering Graduates
  • Electrical Engineers who work in the field of substations and switchgear
  • Electrical Control Engineers
  • Power/Utility Engineers

Requirements

  • Passion to learn
  • The basic electrical principles

About Instructor

Muhammad Kashif

Muhammad Kashif Shamshad is an Electrical Engineer and has more than 17 years of experience in operation & maintenance, erection, testing project management, consultancy, supervision, and commissioning of Power Plant, GIS, and AIS high voltage substations ranging up to 500 kV HVAC & ±660kV HVDC  more than 10 years experience is with Siemens Saudi Arabia. He completed over 20 high voltage substation projects, Operation & Maintenace of Substation & Power plants in Pakistan and Saudi Arabia for different electric utilities including Saudi Electricity Company (SEC), Saudi Aramco, SABIC, Marafiq, National Transmission & Despatch Company (NTDC), WAPDA, and K-Electric. Also, he led testing and commissioning teams to implement electrical infrastructure projects for many types of industrial clients (Steel, Petrochemical, etc.) in both countries, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.

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Course Includes

  • 14 Lessons
  • Course Certificate
  • Lifetime Access