The British Academy for Training and Development offers Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in Chemical and Power Plants training course. This Transformer Operational Principles, Selection and Troubleshooting training seminar will explore a few essential aspects of power transformers. Power and distribution transformers are the most important and most expensive components of power systems: Their failure could cost a huge amount and could also be dangerous to the other major equipment and personnel alike, besides imposing extraordinarily high costs on the electrical installation. Noticeably, the application of oil-filled transformers and dry-type transformers is increasing due to their remarkable performance.
New smart and innovative transformers have found their way due to increased demand for electrical power and an attempt to reduce carbon footprint. Due to digitisation, the substation operations have brought efficiency in electric power transmission and distribution.
The design and functioning of any transformer should follow certain principles for it to sustain the electrical, thermal, and mechanical stress put on it during its service life. Tests and maintenance carried out on transformers in accordance with the appropriate standards are undertaken to ensure that a transformer passing each of these tests will function for many years without fault under any reasonable set of conditions after it is installed.
Objective:
By the end of this training course, attendees will learn to:
Describe the various classifications and types of transformer
Appreciate the importance of transformer maintenance
Reduction of carbon footprint by installing new generation power transformers
Classify the transformer cooling methods
Recognise the merits of transformer designs
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for:
Electrical Engineers
Maintenance Technicians
Electrical Supervisors
Engineering Professionals
Managers of the electrical engineering department
How will attendees benefit?
Attendees of the "Energy Efficiency and Sustainability in Chemical and Power Plants" training course for professionals will gain several key benefits, including:
Improved Experience and Understanding in Technical Fields:
Attendees will acquire knowledge about energy consumption, loss, and recovery in chemical and power plants. Attendees should know the latest technologies and methods for improving thermal efficiency and minimising waste.
Practicing Sustainable Solutions:
Provide professionals with the knowledge to introduce green practices such as reduced carbon footprint, water conservation, and the use of renewable energy in their plants.
Skills Associated with Cost Reduction:
Attending this course will allow attendees to learn about energy optimisation and how to improve process integration to identify savings opportunities without reducing output or safety.
Compliance with Regulations:
International standards and environmental regulations are covered. It allows them to better equip themselves to ensure compliance with environmental and energy policies at their organisations.
Case Studies from the Real World:
Attendees will be able to enjoy real-life case studies in interactive sessions in benefiting and learning from applying concepts right to their challenges at work.
Energy Audit Tools:
Professional practical insights into energy audits and assessments will know where they can identify inefficiencies and recommend improvements that are actionable.
Leadership in Sustainability:
This course equips professionals to position themselves as sustainability leaders in their organisations and drive energy saving projects and initiatives.
Professional Development and Networking:
Attendees will meet like-minded experts, gain insight, and establish important industry connections that can aid long-term professional development.
Introduction and Characteristics of Transformers
General Classification and Types of Transformer
Transformer Windings, Interconnection of Windings and Tertiary Windings
Parallel Operation of Transformers and Paralleling Requirements
Standards for Transformers, Types and Requirements
Oil-filled and Dry-type Transformers
Ability to Withstand Short Circuit, Impedance Percentage and Sound Level
Power Transformer Application and Instrument Transformers
Transformer Oil, Characteristics, Oil Oxidation and Breakdown Voltage
Effect of Oil Expansion, Breathing Action, Buchholz Relay, Explosion Vents
Instrument Transformers
Transformers for Industrial Applications
Internal and External Cooling of Transformers
On Load Tap Changer Functionalities
Transformer and Compliance with a Global Warming Potential
Thermal Performance and Cyclic Rating of Transformers
Transformer Winding and Core Construction
Introduction of Smart Transformers
Ester Base Oils for New Generation Transformers
Sound and Noise Levels in Transformers
Gas Insulated Transformers
Transformer Protection, Operation and Maintenance
Transformer Protection Systems
Earth Fault and Over-current Protection of Distribution Transformers
Transformer Components Maintenance
Condition-based Maintenance for Transformers
Special Transformer Test and Diagnostic Instruments
Remote Monitoring of Transformers
Transformer Testing and Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Transformer Faults
Site Acceptance Tests
Transformer Routine Tests
Measurement of Winding Resistance and Voltage Ratio
Sweep Response Frequency Analysis and Tan Delta Tests
Manufacturer and Transformer Type Tests
Partial Discharge Tests and Accuracy of Test Reports
Wrap-up Session, Questions and Answers
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