ETAP Power System Design and Analysis Course: Learn To Resolve Power System Issues

Description

This course provides a knowledge in power system modeling and analysis by utilizing the ETAP program and its features. This will enable you to effectively design and resolve different actual power system issues.

You will acquire the knowledge and skills to model and evaluate the steady-state and dynamic power system, and to perform various analysis such as arc-flash analysis, transient stability, motor accelerating analysis, short-circuit analysis, harmonics analysis, protection example, earthing analysis and an example of renewable energy sources.

The course will begin with the ETAP software overview, basics of one-line diagram creation, data entry, and quickly expands the users’ knowledge to include methods to automatically perform multiple ‘what if’ studies using multiple scenarios.

Also covered in the course is how to use ETAP to simulate transient stability analysis. In a short amount of time, the user can learn to automatically conduct numerous “what if” analyses utilizing various situations, as well as generate a single line diagram and enter data.

In order to make the concepts easier to understand for the attendees, the topics are presented with both theoretical and practical calculations.

Ultimately, you will have a foundational understanding of voltage-dependent relay coordination for a generator, as well as how to accomplish protection coordination in power systems. In order to ensure that the electrical system’s many protection devices – relays, breakers, fuses, etc. – are properly coordinated and sized for the equipment they safeguard, a protection coordination study is conducted.