Digital Protection of Power System is prepared as an introductory course for a comprehensive up-to-date presentation of the fundamentals of digital relays
Digital Protection of Power System Certification begins with a state-of-the-art survey of theories and methods of digital/numerical relays and phasor measurement units (PMUs) along with IEC 61850 substation and automation protocols.
Digital Protection of Power System Classes gives a theoretical overview and examples of practical engineering solutions to a range of technical issues, including load shedding and frequency relaying, reclosing and synchronizing, protection problems caused by the interconnection of distributed energy resources in the grid, and digital protection of various electrical apparatus, such as generators, transformers, transmission lines, etc.
If you want a certificate, you have to register and write the proctored exam in person at any of the exam centers. The exam is optional for a fee of Rs. 1000 and only the e-certificate will be made available. Hard copies will not be dispatched.
Digital Protection of Power System Certification Fees
The Digital Protection of Power System Certification Fees is nil. It's open to all interested candidates.
Description
Amount in INR
Course Fees
Free
Course Fees (with certification)
INR 1000/-
Eligibility Criteria
Educational Qualification
Candidates appearing or appeared for qualifying exams
Open to all candidates having basic knowledge of Probability, Calculus
Certificate Qualifying Details
E-certificates will be issued to all candidates having attended the program with a minimum of 90% attendance and only if the average assignment score is greater than or equal to 10/25 and the exam score is greater than or equal to 30/75. If one of the above-mentioned criteria is not met, you will not get the certificate even if the final score is greater than or equal to 40/100.
Work experience
Prior work Experience is not required to get enrolled.
What you will learn
Students enrolling for the Digital Protection of Power System Certification Course addresses the application of PMUs and the analytical methods employed in digital relays in ways that are simple to understand for academicians and especially new learners.
Digital Protection of Power System Training is to educate and help the students to realize that many of the problems faced in practice require careful analysis, consideration, and some approximations. Learn more about the Power System at Power Management Certification Courses.
After completion of this Digital Protection of Power System Certification Syllabus, the learning outcomes include:
Recognize the advantages of digital relays over conventional relays
Apply the suitable signal processing technique for protection
Analyze various traveling wave protection schemes
Apply different algorithms for digital differential protection of a transformer
Analyze various digital filters and correction for measurements due to errors in instrument transformers
Admission for the course in Digital Protection of Power System Certification starts soon. Students are requested to enroll as soon as possible. The steps to enroll are as follows:
Step 1: Visit the official website
Step 2: Fill up the form
Step 3: Upload all necessary documents
Step 4: Pay the required fee online (if applicable)
The Syllabus
Introduction of digital relays
Fundamentals of digital relays
Basic layout and elements of the digital relays with visual illustration
The concept of sampling and aliasing for digital relays
Sliding window concept of digital relays
Estimation of phasors using Full-cycle Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT)
Estimation of phasors using Half-cycle DFT and introduction of Discrete Cosine Transform
Estimation of phasors using Walsh function technique and Least Error Square technique
Estimation of frequency in digital relays and practical considerations for selection of various algorithms
Digital Differential Protection of Generator, Induction motors, and Busbar
Digital Differential Protection of Transformers
Digital Directional/Non-directional Overcurrent and Earth fault relays
Overcurrent relay coordination in an interconnected power system network: LINKNET structure and determination of primary/backup relay pairs
Overcurrent relay coordination in an interconnected power system network: Example
Problems faced by digital distance relays.
Computation of direction and impedance for digital distance relays
Power swing detection and blocking technique in digital distance Relays
Protection of double-circuit transmission line using digital distance relays
Protection of multi-terminal transmission line using digital distance relays
Protection of series compensated transmission line using digital distance relays: Basic components.
Protection of Series compensated transmission line using digital distance relays: Voltage/current inversion and sub-synchronous oscillations and additional transients
Load shedding and Frequency relaying: Various load shedding techniques and frequency relays
Load shedding and Frequency relaying: Factors to be considered and rate of frequency decline
Islanding phenomena: Hazards and risk of islanding and methods of islanding
Loss of existing protection coordination among protective devices: Recloser-Fuse coordination for DG interfaced Distribution network
Hardware-in-loop testing of an islanding detection technique
Protection of dc microgrid: Review and challenges
AC microgrid protection: Problems and solutions
Insight into hybrid ac-dc microgrid protection
Application of traveling wave (TW) and wavelet transform (WT) based algorithm
Application of artificial intelligence (AI) in digital relaying
Introduction to Phasor Measurement Unit (PMU)
Introduction of IEEE C37.118 standard
Wide area monitoring, control, and protection using PMU; Introduction to IEC 61850 standard for substation automation and relay interoperability: Part-1
Introduction to IEC 61850 standard for substation automation and relay interoperability: Part-2
Introduction to IEC 61850 standard for substation automation and relay interoperability: Part-3
Protection of High voltage dc transmission network
Various cyber-attacks at the substation/transmission level for the Indian power grid network
Basic concept and application of control switching
Evaluation process
An exam will be conducted at the end of the course after 8 weeks and if you get the required marks, you are eligible to get an e-certificate.
Instructors
IIT Roorkee Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
1: What is digital protection in a power system?
It is an understanding of the principles and techniques underlying the application of digital technology and algorithms to protection.
2: How are the classes for the Digital Protection of Power System Online Course being held?
The classes for the course under Swayam are conducted in virtual mode.
3: Why is the protection of the power system important?
It is important as usage of power system protection detaches the faulty section from the system to make the rest of the portion work without any disturbance and is used to prevent the flow of fault current.
4: Who is the instructor for this course?
The instructor is Prof. Bhaveshkumar R. Bhalja from the Electrical Engineering department at IIT Roorkee.
5: Which IIT is providing this course?
Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee (IIT Roorkee), one of the prominent institutions in India, is providing this certificate course.