Course Catalogue.

After participating in this course, you will be able to:

• Analyze and explain fundamental electrical system quantities, including generation sources, cogeneration, and distribution system configurations.
• Assess load characteristics and their direct impact on power costs.
• Evaluate the role of major electrical machinery and components in power distribution systems.
• Implement strategies for system protection, grounding, and improving power quality.
• Optimize electrical power metering practices to minimize billing penalties.

Description
Gain an in-depth understanding of electrical distribution systems by exploring the core concepts of direct current circuits and transitioning this knowledge to more complex single-phase and 3-phase alternating current systems. This course covers essential electrical quantities such as kVA, kW, and power factor, equipping you with the tools to understand system configurations, major electrical machinery, and power distribution components. The importance of system protection, grounding, and power quality will also be discussed to ensure a holistic view of electrical distribution.

This course will guide you through the entire lifecycle of electrical systems, from generation, transmission, and distribution to the operation of transformers, generators, and motors. Emphasis will be placed on understanding load characteristics, demand management, and energy efficiency to reduce power costs. You’ll also delve into system protection mechanisms, metering for various customer types, and the vital role of system grounding for safety and operational integrity.

By the end of the course, you’ll be proficient in identifying power quality issues and applying solutions to maintain system reliability. The course provides a comprehensive foundation for electrical distribution system planning and design, whether working with industrial, residential, or commercial systems.

Who Should Attend
This course is ideal for engineers, facility and operations managers, technical specialists, plant engineers, and project engineers involved in designing, managing, or troubleshooting electrical distribution systems. It is also suitable for engineering consultants, architects, and managers seeking to deepen their understanding of power systems and distribution networks.

Additionally, the insights offered will benefit professionals in power generation, utility services, or non-utility generation. Those involved in safety management and electrical compliance will also find this course highly relevant to their work.