BASIC ESSENTIALS OF PROTECTION

Overview

This 4-hour virtual training is designed for technicians who are seeking to enhance your knowledge in the area of relay protection.  Attend this training to become proficient in testing protection schemes and troubleshooting.  You need to get a basic electrical theory that will help you perform effective testing of relays and also conduct diagnostics.  This diagnosis is needed during testing relay protection systems and will help you analyze misoperations of relays during system faults.

Course Outline

• Basic electrical theory
• Basic relay protection theory
• IEEE device numbers
• Become familiar with various protection-related drawings
• Types of protection used in a power system
• Brief description of each type of protection
• Transformer connections
• Testing procedures for testing different types of protection

Presenters

Ed Khan has been with Doble for over 6 years working in various capacities including product manager for protection tested related instruments. Currently, he is the Director of Protection R&D and Training at Doble.

Prior to Doble, Mr. Khan has worked for GE, ABB, SEL, KEMA and others in various capacities. He has 33 years of experience in system studies, protection applications, relay design, teaching and product management. He has a thorough knowledge about product development, protection, harmonic analysis, harmonic filter design, stability studies, Real Time Digital Simulations and more. He has presented courses on behalf of Doble in US and overseas and has been an invited speaker for utilities and industrial customers in Southeast Asia, Middle East, Mexico, India and China.

Katherine George is a Training Specialist and has been with Doble for over two years. She provides customer training and consulting services for implementing and using RTS software. In addition, Ms. George is responsible for maintaining and updating the RTS User Guides and training materials. Before joining Doble, she was a professional services consultant and trainer with TMA Systems, where she was responsible for customer implementations, training and database management.