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Electrical Engineering: Power System Analysis – Part 3 This course is the third part of a multi-part course series on one of the most important areas of electrical engineering: power system analysis. Power system analysis is central to power engineering, so understanding it is essential to the profession. In this third course in a multi-part course series, you will learn about loadflow analysis and short circuit analysis and their use in power systems. The course is divided into the following sections:
In part 2, we will introduce the concept of power flow. Also known as load flow, power flow is the analysis of apparent, real, and reactive energy between components of an energy system, from generation to loads. One of the most widely used methods of Power Flow analysis will be covered: the Gauss-Seidel method. A full example will be solved to help explain how this method is used in power flow analysis. In Section 4, we will continue to discuss short circuits (faults), but discuss the more complex analysis of unbalanced faults (eg, single-line-to-ground, line-to-line, and line-to-ground). -line-to-) ground fault). To do this, we will introduce the technique of asymmetric components, which allows us to easily analyze unbalanced power systems. This allows you to further your skills in power system protection and transmission protection. By learning power flow analysis and short circuit analysis and how they are used in electrical systems, you will be able to continue your study of power system analysis in a career in power engineering and electrical engineering.
What will you learn?
- Power flow (current flow) analysis
- Calculate the bus admittance diagram of the power system
- Short circuit analysis of balanced and unbalanced faults
- Symmetrical parts
- Advanced Concepts in Power Engineering
- Introduction to Power System Protection
- Importance of Symmetrical Components in Transmission Protection
Who is this course for?
- Anyone interested in learning about energy systems and energy engineering
Power Engineering Guidelines: Power System Analysis – Part 3
- Publisher: Udemy
- Teacher: Ricardo Romero, PE
- Language : English
- Level : All Levels
- Number of courses: 38
- Duration: 5 hours and 48 minutes
Essentials of Power Engineering: Power System Analysis – Part 3
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of AC circuits
- Prior knowledge of cycle analysis
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