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Course Summary
Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Program: Electrical Technology
Module: Electrical Power System Automation and Protection [ELTPA701]
Number of Credits: 15
This module provides students with a comprehensive understanding of automated electrical power systems and their protection mechanisms. It covers system analysis, monitoring, operation, and maintenance to ensure efficiency, reliability, and safety.
Module Objectives
Upon completion, students will be able to:
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Analyze automated electrical power systems.
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Monitor and operate automated electrical power systems.
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Maintain an automated electrical power system.
Learning Approach
Each Learning Unit begins with an introduction outlining its coverage and objectives. At the end of each unit, students will engage in review questions and problem-solving exercises to reinforce learning.
Elements of Competence & Performance Criteria
1. Analyze Automated Electrical Power System
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Clearly describe automated electrical power systems following operational standards.
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Identify and explain protective devices based on their applications.
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Interpret power system drawings, focusing on key components.
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Analyze switchboard equipment according to its circuit layout.
2. Monitor and Operate Automated Electrical Power System
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Monitor power system equipment in line with operational requirements.
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Identify switching orders based on system components.
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Operate electrical systems efficiently while adhering to performance standards.
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Handle electrical system emergencies effectively.
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Control power systems using appropriate system commands.
3. Maintain Automated Electrical Power System
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Identify and use electrical testing instruments appropriately.
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Apply basic maintenance procedures based on operating conditions.
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Accurately record system events using the standard reporting template.
By the end of this module, students will have the technical expertise to analyze, operate, and maintain automated electrical power systems, equipping them with the necessary skills for industrial and power utility applications.