Protection System in low and medium Voltage Grids

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Protection systems are one of the very important components of power supply systems to meet safety, reliability and quality of supply requirements.

In the event of a fault, the protection systems can isolate the faulty components and at the same time keep the healthy parts of the power supply system in operation. Efficient protection systems can detect and isolate faults or exceptional situations within seconds to milliseconds. Back-up protection devices are installed to improve the reliability of the protection system.

This course focuses on:

Electrical behavior of protection devices and photovoltaic generation systems
Grid calculation methods
Protection system planning principles
Protection testing
Compliance monitoring

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Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

Explain the general purpose of protection systems in distribution grids
Name the basic principles of protection systems
Identify the different impacts of renewables integration that impact grid protection scheme design
Identify the most important differences in grid protection systems between low and medium voltage grids
Explain the different kinds of protection systems that are in use today
Describe the different calculation methods used in protection system planning
Derive key success factors for effective protection planning principles when taking into account distributed PV power generation

This training suits those who:

Have an advanced knowledge of electrical engineering
Are involved in the distribution grid operation and
Want to understand how protection systems have to change if large amount of distributed generation as e.g. photovoltaic is connected to the grid

Duration: 1 month

Study time: About 20 hours

Training language: English

E-learning platform: Access the demo course on our e-learning platform.

Price: 260 €

Contact
Raquel Cascales
Project Director E-Learning and Blended Learning
Tel: +49 (0)30 58 70870 46
Email: cascales[at]renac.de