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Short Circuit Analysis for HV Three-Phase Systems

Graham Van Brunt • 3 hours and 57 minutes
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In this course, you will gain an understanding of the basic concepts of fault studies on a high voltage three-phase system. We shall cover the methodologies of system faults and use system modelling to aid in the process.

To cover the basic concepts we shall start with a quick review of “Per Phase” & “Per Unit” methodologies system faults to analyse with the use of symmetrical components. System modelling will then be used in order to aid in the process, with the ability to move between asymmetrical and symmetrical systems.

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Graham Van Brunt

An entire career in the power sector of engineering, Graham graduated from Queen's university coupled with subsequent studies with Wilfrid Laurier University to travel the globe and apply his skills and garner his protection and control experience internationally. His passion for staying in touch with his profession and his kinship for mentoring has kept him in front of an audience of learners.

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  3. Language: English
  4. Length: 3 hours and 57 minutes
  5. Intended for: Managers, Engineers, Technologists, Maintenance Personnel working in the electrical power protection industry.
  6. Reference: Not based on any reference
  7. Topics: Electrics and Power systems Electronics Engineering Engine Machinery and Systems Maintenance and Repair