Master fault analysis and gain a solid understanding of protection to enhance sytem reliability

29th February 2nd March 2016, DoubleTree by Hilton Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Main learning objectives and benefits

Master calculation of fault currents to evaluate breaker capabilities

Use of short circuit calculations in performing protective device

coordination

Apply protection strategies to avoid widespread power outage

Ed Khan
Over 30 years of experience in the
area of system studies, relay
protection, protection applications,
power plant design and product
management
Director of Training and R&D at
Doble Engineering Company
Worked for GE, ABB, SEL, KEMA in
various capacities
Identify CT saturation; its causes, impact on relay performance and
selection of correct CT class to minimize saturation
Uncover various protection functions applied to protect generators
Learn how to protect your motors
Review a detailed list of protection applied at transformers and
settling criterion
Implement Bus bar protection
Clarify details of coordinating over current devices

Member of CIGRE Working Group Acquire system neutral grounding techniques at industrial,
5.56 commercial and power plants
Presented courses on behalf of GE Select the correct grounding in each of these application
and Doble in US and overseas
Hear simplified explanation of differential protection applied at
transformers, generators, bus and motors

All participants will receive a certificate of attendance issued by Mr Ed Khan.

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Course Description Who Should Attend?

This course will be led by an experienced electrical
power systems consultant with a vast practical
experience of 34 years. The instructor has an excellent
ability of communicating the art of fault analysis and
relay protection in a very simplified manner.
This masterclass is specially designed to train
participants working in the power industry and it is
suitable for engineers and operators from power
generation, power transmission and distribution
system.

This course deals with practical examination of relay It is also applicable to engineers and operators
protection and fault analysis for medium voltage working in oil and gas industry who are involved in
electrical distribution, industrial power systems and electrical aspects of the industry such as HV and LV
power plants. motors and other electrical equipment.

This course will analyze the application and settings of
relays along with fault calculations to support protection
applications. Causes of faults & disturbances, system
blackout avoidance, calculations of short circuit currents
as well as breaker evaluations per IEEE standards will be
discussed. Fault calculation software (ASPEN/ETAP/SKM
or equivalent) will be used to demonstrate sample
calculations.
Professionals in building services where protection
is applied to 11kV supply points and below to the
LV distribution may find this course useful too.
The following job titles are most relevant:
electrical engineers
E&I engineers

Through real-life case studies and hands-on exercises, process engineers

students will gain insights into critical topics such as
maintenance engineers
coordination studies of overcurrent protection, CT
saturation, generator protection, transformer And any other Professionals who are
protection, bus protection, and protection for induction involved in Relay Protection
motors. Differential protection applied at
transformers, generators and buses will be included.

Our expert course facilitator will also discuss the impact

of new features of microprocessor relays on protection
and automation, and share the recent developments
PROGRAMME SCHEDULE Day 1, 2 & 3
and future trends of the industry.

08H30 Registration
09H00 Session 1
PRE-COURSE QUESTIONNAIRE:
10H40 Refreshments & Networking Break
To ensure that you gain maximum value from this course, 11H00 Session 2
12H45 Lunch
a detailed questionnaire will be forwarded to you to
14H00 Session 3
establish your training priorities and concerns.
15H30 Refreshments and Networking Break
15H50 Session 4
Your completed questionnaire will be analyzed by the 17H00 Course Ends
course trainer prior to the event and addressed during
the event. You will receive a comprehensive set of course
documentation on the day of the training.

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Day 1 | 29th February 2016 Day 2 | 1st March 2016

INTRODUCTION CURRENT TRANSFORMERS & VOLTAGE

Basic Principles of protection TRANSFORMERS
Two main criterion used in art of protection Various Categories of CTs Principles &
Dependability Construction
Security Classification of CTs Based on IEEE and IEC
Different bus bar arrangements used in Large Industrial What Parameters Need To Be Specified When
Plants Ordering CTs
Different Components That Make Up Protection CT Saturation Its Importance And Impact On
Systems Protection
Avoiding System Blackout Various Categories Of VTs Principles &
Basic construction and operation of Electromechanical Construction
Relays Classification Of VTs Based On IEEE and IEC
Basic features of a Microprocessor Relays What Parameters Need To Be Specified For
Differences Between Electromechanical And Protection And Metering Types Of VTs
Microprocessor Relays as it relates to Application And
Testing Exercise: Practical Examples Of Calculations To
Verify Adequacy Of CTs
FAULT CALCULATIONS OVERCURRENT PROTECTION
Types of Faults and Causes Principles Of Coordination Study
Symmetrical Components Coordinating Intervals
Sequence Network Directional & Non-Directional Overcurrent
Positive, Negative, Zero Protection
Types of System Grounding and Its Impact On Ground Polarization For Phase & Ground Faults
Faults Especially In Industrial Plants Various Types of Polarization For Phase Faults
Considerations When Applying Various Systems Various Methods Of Obtaining Ground
Grounding Techniques In Industrial Plants Polarization
Solidly Grounded
Low Resistance Grounded Exercise: Practical Examples of coordinating two
High Resistance Grounded overcurrent devices
Modeling of Generators, Utility Contribution, GENERATOR PROTECTION
Transformers, Motors, Cables, Transmission Lines, etc. Stator Protection Using Differential Element
Per IEEE Standard for Short Circuit Currents Ground Fault Protection for generators
Evaluation of Interrupting Rating of Breakers Based On grounded through various means
Calculated Short Circuit Values Per IEEE Standards Negative Sequence
EXERCISES Rotor faults
Overspeed Protection
Practical Calculations Of Short Circuit Currents Over/Under Voltage
Sample Calculations of Breaker Evaluations Over/Under frequency
Impact of over under frequency on steam/gas,
hydro and diesel generators
Volts/Hz protection
Loss of field protection
Out of step protection

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Reverse Power RECENT DEVELOPMENTS & FUTURE TRENDS

In advertent Energization (Using various logic available Developments In Protection, Automation,
in microprocessor relays) Controls And Communication Technology
Torsional Vibration New Product Features of Microprocessor
Protection required during startup of generating units relays
BUS PROTECTION Challenges posed by Microprocessor relays
High Impedance & Low Impedance Bus Protection How Is Protection Getting Wrapped Up With
Impact of CT Saturation New Controls
New Trends In Bus Protection PROBLEM SOLVING SESSION
CT Saturation Detection Circuits And Its Application Assignment Of Problems
Factors to Consider When Applying Bus Protection Intensive Round Table Discussion Session
Partial Bus Differential Applied In Industrial Step-By-Step Demonstration Of Practical
Switchboards With Main-Tie-Main Configuration Solutions
SAMPLE PROBLEMS TO BE DISCUSSED
Calculations Of The Setting For The Main &
Day 3 | 2nd March 2016
Feeder Breaker Relays
Saturation Of CTs
TRANSFORMER PROTECTION Sensitivity Of Transformer Differential Setting
Calculation Of Short Circuit Currents
Transformer Differential
Various Winding Connections And Its Impact Of CASE STUDIES
Differential Protection During the course, several situations will be
Phase Shift discussed. These situations will relate to the
CT Performance following:
Transformer Inrush Currents Disoperation of transformer differentials
Sympathetic Inrush resulting in loss of power to the entire
Through Fault Protection Per IEEE Standard substation. Probability of this happening is very
Other Protection Such As Overfluxing (Volts/Hz), high if incorrect CTs are selected
Sudden Pressure Relays, Bucholz Relay Loss of power to the entire plant due to
Restricted Earth Fault Protection incorrect coordination between overcurrent
MOTOR PROTECTION relays
Inability of relays to detect faults due to
Stator protection
saturation of current transformation resulting
Locked Rotor Protection
in loss of power to a big chuck of industrial
Phase And Ground Overcurrent Protection
plant
Thermal Overload
Addition of new generation resulted in
Thermal Overload In New Numerical Relay With
nuisance tripping of relays resulting in total
Memory Capability
discoordination
Out Of Step Protection For Synchronous Motors
Addition of variable speed drives at a plant
Load Jam Protection
resulted in severe discoordination between
Load Loss Protection
certain critical relays causing process shutdown
Voltage/Current Unbalance Protection
Etc.
Low Voltage Protection
Loss Of Excitation Protection For Synchronous Motors

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 About The Course Facilitator

Ed Khan

Ed Khan has 34 years of experience in the area of system studies, relay protection, project and product management.
Currently he is with Doble Engineering Company working as a Director of Training and R&D.

Prior to Doble, Mr. Khan has worked for GE, ABB, SEL, KEMA and others in various capacities. He has 34 years of experience
in system studies, protection applications, relay design, power plant design, and product management.

He has a thorough knowledge about product development, protection, harmonic analysis, harmonic filter design, stability
studies, real time digital simulations, generator, motor protection and more. He has presented courses on behalf of GE and
Doble in US and overseas. These courses were presented to utilities and industrial customers in Southeast Asia, Middle
East, Mexico, India and China.

Mr. Khan is a member of CIGRE WG 5.56 that is working on Optimization of Protection, Automation, and Control Systems. He
has a Masters in Electrical Engineering from Texas A & M University

Testimonials

I thoroughly enjoyed your training and will highly recommend to others. You have an outstanding personality, a knack to
teach a tough subject and make it both interesting and easier to understand. Rodney Scruggs, Engineering Supervisor,
Brunswick Electric Membership Coop., Burnswick, North Carolina, USA

The presentation was extremely well done. Ed is a skilled communicator and explained concepts in a manner that was easy
to follow. - Ron Zieber, TransAlta, Calgary Canada

I really enjoyed this training course. The pace of this course was just right. Ed Khan kept the audience engaged in the
training, and this was one of the most clear presentations of differential protection that I have seen. - Robert Baldwin,
Southern California Edison, California USA

Thank you for a very valuable course; it was great - Elias Koyess, Head of Engineering, Consolidated Contractors
International Company, Abu Dhabi UAE

I found the course to be excellent. It was exactly what we needed - Bill Hestir, Duke Energy, North Carolina, USA

The training was very useful in understanding the fundamental of protection with topics being covered in detail - Jaikishan
Khemnani, Dubai Petroleum

Mr. Ed Khan was very knowledgeable on the subject of Differential Protection and presented it in a very organized and
understandable manner. - Waddell, Julie US, Bureau of Reclamation

It was a pleasure attending the webinar. The knowledge gained from the information you presented on is priceless. - Ryan
Lattery, Jamaica Public Service Company
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