What will I learn from this course?

Understand the role of HV Gas-Insulated Substation, and gain insight on components and transformers.

Topics

High Voltage Substation Module
  • Role and function of a HV Substation
  • Voltage levels associated with each network (LV, MV, HV, EHV, UHV)
  • Network disturbances/distinguishing Internal & external insulation failures
  • What factors determine the cost and architectural layout
  • AIS vs. GIS
  • Components found within an HV Substation
  • SF6 Gas (general overview)
  • Innovative solutions for both AIS and GIS
Gas-Insulated Substation Module
  • Definition
  • Enclosure & insulation materials
  • Induced current
  • Partitioning
  • Connection interfaces: HV cables, overhead lines, transformer
  • Rated characteristics (GE range)
  • GIS circuit breaker: interrupting chamber breaking sequence, technological advancements, control & monitoring
  • GIS disconnector
  • GIS earthing switch including information on combined technology
  • Surge arresters
  • Instrument transformers: current & voltage transformers
  • Busbars (GIL)
Power Transformer Module
  • Definition and Operating Principle: Transformation Ratio
  • Components (Active Part, Winding Layouts, Insulation, Bushings, Conservator, Cooling System, broad overview Load vs. No Load Losses)
  • Why and which Tap Changer is needed?
  • Protection Devices (Lightning Arrester, Buchholz Relay, Pressure Relief Device)
  • History of Power Transformers
  • Power Transformer Applications: Generator Transformer, Auto-Transformers, Shunt Reactor, HVDC Convertor Transformer, Smoothing Reactor, Furnace Transformer, Interconnection Transformer, Step-Down Transformer, Rectifier Transformer, Trackside Transformer
  • Transformer definition and specification: Insulation Levels, Impedance, Temperature Rise, Loss Capitalization, Transportation
  • Maintenance Fundamentals
Languages

This suite of online courses is available in English.

DurationWho should attend?
2H 15 mnsPersonnel working in an electrical environment

Gas-Insulated Substation Suite of 3 modules (ELSHVGIS)

What will I learn from this course?

Understand the role of HV Gas-Insulated Substation, and gain insight on components and transformers.

Topics

High Voltage Substation Module
  • Role and function of a HV Substation
  • Voltage levels associated with each network (LV, MV, HV, EHV, UHV)
  • Network disturbances/distinguishing Internal & external insulation failures
  • What factors determine the cost and architectural layout
  • AIS vs. GIS
  • Components found within an HV Substation
  • SF6 Gas (general overview)
  • Innovative solutions for both AIS and GIS
Gas-Insulated Substation Module
  • Definition
  • Enclosure & insulation materials
  • Induced current
  • Partitioning
  • Connection interfaces: HV cables, overhead lines, transformer
  • Rated characteristics (GE range)
  • GIS circuit breaker: interrupting chamber breaking sequence, technological advancements, control & monitoring
  • GIS disconnector
  • GIS earthing switch including information on combined technology
  • Surge arresters
  • Instrument transformers: current & voltage transformers
  • Busbars (GIL)
Power Transformer Module
  • Definition and Operating Principle: Transformation Ratio
  • Components (Active Part, Winding Layouts, Insulation, Bushings, Conservator, Cooling System, broad overview Load vs. No Load Losses)
  • Why and which Tap Changer is needed?
  • Protection Devices (Lightning Arrester, Buchholz Relay, Pressure Relief Device)
  • History of Power Transformers
  • Power Transformer Applications: Generator Transformer, Auto-Transformers, Shunt Reactor, HVDC Convertor Transformer, Smoothing Reactor, Furnace Transformer, Interconnection Transformer, Step-Down Transformer, Rectifier Transformer, Trackside Transformer
  • Transformer definition and specification: Insulation Levels, Impedance, Temperature Rise, Loss Capitalization, Transportation
  • Maintenance Fundamentals
Languages

This suite of online courses is available in English.

DurationWho should attend?
2H 15 mnsPersonnel working in an electrical environment