POWER SYSTEM PROTECTION AND CONTROL

This module provides a comprehensive framework for understanding power system protection and control, emphasizing the key competencies necessary for effective performance in this field. Here’s a breakdown of the core components:

1. Knowledge Requirements:

   • Understanding of power system components and their functions.
   • Familiarity with protective relays, circuit breakers, and control systems.
   • Knowledge of the principles of fault analysis and system stability.

2. Skills Development:

   • Conducting preliminary assessments of power system protection needs.
   • Installing and configuring protective and control schemes effectively.
   • Performing equipment setting and testing to ensure reliability and functionality.
   • Analyzing system event data to identify disturbances and develop mitigation strategies.

3. Attitudes and Professionalism:

   • Emphasis on safety and reliability in all power system activities.
   • Commitment to continuous learning and adaptation to new technologies.
   • Development of a proactive approach to system stability and incident response.

4. Key Activities:

   • Installation of protective devices and systems.
   • Configuration and setting of protective relays.
   • Testing equipment to verify operational readiness.
   • Analysis of historical data to inform future protective strategies.

By the end of this module, learners will benefit from hands-on experience and theoretical understanding, enabling them to contribute effectively to power system protection and control initiatives.