Power System Restoration Strategy during Emergency & Blackout

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21 Jan
- 25 Jan 2023

5 Days

Dubai

$3,620

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- 18 Jul 2024

5 Days

Dubai

$3,620

28 Apr
- 2 May 2024

5 Days

Virtual Online

$2,100

13 Oct
- 17 Oct 2024

5 Days

Virtual online

$2,100

This course provides an up-to-date description of the restoration methodologies and implementation strategies practised internationally. Participants will learn how to identify precursors for blackouts and will practice the steps necessary to prevent them from occurring.
The course will concentrate on structures of blackouts, uncertainty factors, modelling and evaluation tools, proactive and restorative measures, and service restoration.

By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to:

  • Analyse power quality
  • Gain a comprehensive knowledge of power system blackouts and prevention
  • Determine the blackout concerns and review recent blackouts, its causes and lessons learned from these incidents
  • List methods used to improve power quality
  • Identify the various instability mechanisms and transients and analyse the cold inrush current effects on blackout
  • Discuss analysis concepts when examining potential power quality and interruption issues
  • Assess power outages for potential risks
  • Understand how power outages can start and cascade
  • Apply procedures to ensure power continuity
  • Recognise the role of induction motors in triggering blackouts
  • Employ blackout preventive measures and identify the process of monitoring and control
  • Use a structured approach on system restoration planning in consideration to the tools, guidelines, techniques, and procedures for system restoration plan implementation
  • Consider a variety of planning techniques for Power Blackouts
  • Consider the use of smart technology

This course is made for 

  • Generation and transmission planners
  • Protection engineers
  • Electrical construction engineers
  • Power system analysts and engineers
  • ISO/RTO technical staff
  • Commissioning Supervisors
  • Economic and management consultants
  • Operations supervisors
  • Power developers and marketers
  • Power exchange personnel
  • Regulatory staff

Day One

MODULE 1: OVERVIEW OF BLACKOUT CONCERNS

  • Overview Blackout Causes
  • Blackouts, Causes and Lessons Learnt
  • Self-organising Criticality and the Edge of Chaos
  • Causes of Blackout
  • Instability and transient issues
  • Instability Mechanisms & Transients
  • Cold Inrush Current Effects on Blackout
  • Induction Motors Role in Triggering Blackout

MODULE 2: STABILITY CONTROL

  • Angle Stability Control
  • Voltage Stability Control
  • Power system analysis
  • Blackout preventative measures
  • Blackout prevention analysis
  • VAR Compensation
  • Voltage stability
  • Reactive Capability Limitation of Synchronous Machines
  • Optimising Generator Reactive Power Resources

Day Two

MODULE 3: BLACKOUT PREVENTIVE MEASURES

  • Wide-Area Monitoring and Control
  • General & Network Voltage Control
  • Compliance with Reliability Standards
  • Loads Voltage Stabilisation
  • Static VAR Compensators
  • Voltage Stabilisers
  • AGC Implementation
  • Role of HVDC Systems in System Stability

MODULE 4: RESTORATION OVERVIEW

  • Power System Restoration-First Task Force Report
  • Analytical Tools for Power System Restoration-Conceptual Design
  • System Operations Challenge
  • Protection RelaysIssues During Restoration
  • Overvoltage Control During Restoration
  • Power System Restoration Issues
  • Asymmetry Issues in Power System Restoration
  • Steam Plant Start-up and Control in System Restoration
  • Heuristic Approaches to Distribution System Restoration

Day Three

MODULE 5: SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS IN SYSTEM RESTORATION

  • Power System Restoration-The Second Task Force Report
  • System Restoration and Black Start Capabilities
  • Tie Line Utilisation During Power System Restoration
  • Using HVDC Links in Power System Restoration

MODULE 6: NEW APPROACHES IN POWER SYSTEM RESTORATION

  • Knowledge-Based Systems
  • Real-Time Considerations
  • Power System Restoration with an Expert System
  • Expert System Requirements for Power System Restoration
  • Algorithm for Service Restoration in Distribution System

Day Four

MODULE 7: BLACKOUT & RESTORATION TRAINING

  • Development of a Large-Scale Dispatcher Training Simulator and Results
  • Dispatcher Training Simulators-Lessons Learned
  • An Advanced Transportable Operator Training Simulator
  • Restoration Simulator Prepares Operators for Major Blackouts
  • Bulk Power System Restoration Training Techniques
  • Evaluating a Restoration Tool Using an Operator Training Simulator

Day Five

MODULE 8: SYSTEM RESTORATION DESIGN

  • Policies for Restoration of a Power System
  • Analytical Tool Requirements for Power System Restoration
  • Role of Interactive and Control
  • Development of a System Restoration Plan
  • Deploying the Plan
  • Power System Restoration Planning
  • Estimating Restoration Duration

MODULE 9: OPERATORS VIEW AND SUPPORTING TOOLS

  • Graphic Displays and Human Factors Engineering
  • Human Error Reduction Techniques
  • Risk Management Software

 

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