Course title:

Essentials of Power Quality Monitoring and Analysis (EPN02)  – 1^st Run

Course Duration: 1-day / 7hrs,

Maximum Class Size: 12pax, Course Date: 19-November-2024, Tuesday

Course fee: S$ 450.00 

Trainer: Er.Muhammad Najmi Bin Bohari

PEB PDU Points – 6

Introduction

Power Quality (PQ) has always been important to electrical utilities, facility owners and end users of electrical power. It has been increasingly so in the last decade due to newer electronic equipment, which is more sensitive, increased emphasis on energy efficiency – leading to the growth of energy-efficient devices which results in higher harmonics and increased PQ awareness among end users. 

Objective:

This 1-day course aims to provide a good understanding of the fundamental power quality concepts for conducting a proper power quality monitoring and assessment. There will be breaks between sessions, allow Q and A, Continuous assessment in the form of random quizzes, activities to re-call and re-instate what have been taught in class will be carried out to enhance the learning process e.g., reflective practices and social learning etc.

Who Should Attend

This course is suitable for experienced power engineering personnel, engineers, technicians and electricians etc, who seek an appreciation of Power Quality and its effects on the grid supply and equipment.

Besides, the course is suitable for the practitioners, Engineers who wish to know more about the Power quality.

What Participants Will Learn:

This course is crafted to understand the power quality and applications. Also, the Participants, learn to identify the various PQ problems, its standards, guidelines and applications. This includes on how to conduct a proper PQ assessment and PQ submission to the local authority.

Course Contents:

Course Contents:

1)   Introduction to Power Quality
i) what is power quality? & sources of PQ problems
ii) common PQ problems
iii) range of PQ tools & its usage
iv) general features of a PQ monitor
v) terms/definitions used in PQ monitor ‘lingo’

2)   Overview of Power Quality Concepts
i) voltage dips/sags, voltage swells
ii) undervoltage, overvoltage
iii) voltage unbalance, interruption
iv) transient, flicker
v) harmonics, supraharmonics

3)   Common PQ Standards and its Brief Applications
i) EMC Compatibility concept
ii) IEC 61000-2-2, IEC 61000-2-4
iii) IEC product standards
iv) EN50160
v) IEEE 519
vi) Singapore Transmission Code / SP Handbook PQ limits

4)   Conducting a PQ survey / measurement
i) Safety Considerations
ii) Study Single Line Diagram
iii) Things to note and consider

5)   PQ Submissions to SPPG
i) Grid-Tied Solar PV submission
ii) Harmonics submission for 66kV (and higher) intake
iii) Ad-hoc requests from SPPG

6)   Quiz

7)   Q & A

8)    Summary