Electrical Engineering : Power Engineering
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This Electrical Engineering : Power Engineering 4 courses bundle is designed for professionals who want to thrive in their profession. The course covers all the essential skills and knowledge needed to become specialised in this sector. You will learn real life knowledge and expertise from the industry experts and practitioners from this Electrical Engineering : Power Engineering 4 courses bundle.
This Electrical Engineering : Power Engineering 4 courses bundle consists of the following courses:
- Course 1: Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 1
- Course 2: Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 2
- Course 3: Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 3
- Course 4: Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 4
The Electrical Engineering : Power Engineering 4 courses bundle starts with the basic knowledge of Electrical Engineering : Power Engineering and gradually shares expertise knowledge. In this course you will get a complete idea of Electrical Engineering : Power Engineering with key concepts, strategies regarding use of it and in-depth knowledge. The Electrical Engineering : Power Engineering 4 courses bundle is completely an online course. You can access this course from any part of the world with just a smart device and the internet.
By the end of this course, you will get complete knowledge and marketable skills. The course also comes with a certificate, which will add extra value to your resume and help you stand out in the job market. In short, Electrical Engineering : Power Engineering 4 courses bundle is the perfect course to fast track your career. So, why are you waiting? Enrol this course today!
What you will learn
From the Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 1 you will learn
- The types and connections of power system loads
- The power triangle, complex power, and complex power flow
- Three-phase power analysis
- Use of per-phase analysis of balanced three-phase systems
- Fundamentals of Power Engineering
From the Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 2 you will learn
- Generator circuit models and their analysis
- How generators are used in power system analysis
- The per-unit system and its use in analyzing power systems
- Electrical transformers circuit models and their analysis
- Transmission line circuit models including short, medium, and long lines
- Advanced concepts in Power Engineering
From the Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 3 you will learn
- Power flow (load flow) analysis
- Calculate the bus admittance matrix of a power system
- Short circuit analysis of balanced and unbalanced faults
- Symmetrical Components
- Advanced concepts in Power Engineering
From the Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 4 you will learn
- Power System Stability Concepts
- Steady-State Stability
- Transient Stability
- The Swing Equation
- Advanced concepts in Power Engineering
Why Choose the Power Engineering 4 courses bundle?
- Conducted by industry experts
- Get Instant E-certificate
- Fully online, interactive course with Professional voice-over
- Developed by qualified professionals
- Self paced learning and laptop, tablet, smartphone friendly
- Tutor Support
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- Free PDF Certificate
- Free Hard Copy Certificate
- Lifetime Course Access
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Course Curriculum
*** Course 1: Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 1 ***
- Electrical Engineering - Welcome to the Course
- Electrical Engineering - About Your Instructor
- Electrical Engineering - Outline and Objectives
Power in Single-Phase AC Circuits
- Electrical Engineering - Review of Single-Phase Power for Power System Analysis
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Single-Phase Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Complex Power and the Power Triangle - Fundamental Concepts in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Complex Power in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Complex Power Flow in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Complex Power Flow in Power Systems
Power in Three-Phase AC Circuits
- Electrical Engineering - Balanced Three-Phase Circuits in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Wye-Connected Loads in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Wye-Connected Loads in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Delta-Connected Loads in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Delta-Connected Loads in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Delta-Wye Transformation of Power System Loads
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Delta-Wye Transformation of Power System Loads
- Electrical Engineering - Balanced Three-Phase Power in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Per-Phase Analysis of Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Per-Phase Analysis of Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Test 2: Three-Phase Power
Bonus Section
- Electrical Engineering - Bonus Lecture
*** Course 2: Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 2 ***
Course Introduction
- Electrical Engineering - Welcome to the Course
- Electrical Engineering - About Your Instructor
Generator Models in Power System Analysis
- Electrical Engineering - The Synchronous Generator and its use in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Circuit Model
- Electrical Engineering - Voltage Regulation
- Electrical Engineering - The Power Angle
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Generator Circuit Model
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Generator Voltage Regulation
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Generator Output Power
Transformer Models in Power System Analysis
- Electrical Engineering - The Power Transformer and its use in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Exact Equivalent Circuit
- Electrical Engineering - Exact Equivalent Circuit Referred to the Primary Side
- Electrical Engineering - Approximate Equivalent Circuit Referred to the Primary Side
- Electrical Engineering - Approximate Equivalent Circuit Referred to the Secondary Side
- Electrical Engineering - Simplified Equivalent Circuit Referred to the Primary Side
- Electrical Engineering - Simplified Equivalent Circuit Referred to the Secondary Side
The Per-Unit System in Power System Analysis
- Electrical Engineering - Introduction to the Per-Unit System and its use in Power System Analysis
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Per-Unit Calculations
Transmission Line Models in Power System Analysis
- Electrical Engineering - Introduction to Transmission Lines and Their Use in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - The Short Length Transmission Line Model
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Short Line Models
Bonus Section
- Electrical Engineering - Bonus Lecture
*** Course 3: Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 3 ***
Course Introduction
- Electrical Engineering - Welcome to the Course
- Electrical Engineering - About Your Instructor
Power Flow (Load Flow) Analysis in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Introduction to Power Flow Analysis in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - The Bus Admittance Matrix of a Power System
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Calculating the Bus Admittance Matrix of a Power System
- Electrical Engineering - Power Flow (Load Flow) Studies in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - The Power Flow Equation
- Electrical Engineering - The Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method - Part 1
- Electrical Engineering - The Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method - Part 2
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method - Part 1
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method - Part 2
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method - Part 3
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method - Part 4
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method - Part 5
- Electrical Engineering - Example - Gauss-Seidel Power Flow Method - Part 6
Short Circuit Analysis of Balanced Faults in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Introduction to Short Circuit Analysis of Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Balanced (Three-Phase) Faults in Power Systems
Short Circuit Analysis of Unbalanced Faults in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Introduction to Symmetrical Components and its use in Power Engineering
- Electrical Engineering - Positive, Negative, and Zero Sequence Voltages in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Positive, Negative, and Zero Sequence Currents in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Positive, Negative, and Zero Sequence Impedances in Power Systems
Bonus Section
- Electrical Engineering - Bonus Lecture
*** Course 4: Power Engineering: Power System Analysis - Part 4 ***
Course Introduction
- Electrical Engineering - Welcome to the Course
- Electrical Engineering - About Your Instructor
Introduction to Power System Stability
- Electrical Engineering - Definition of Stability in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Definition of Steady-State Stability of Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Definition of Transient Stability of Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - The Swing Equation in Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Synchronous Machine Reactances During Transients
- Electrical Engineering - The Power Angle Curve
Steady-State Stability of Power Systems
- Electrical Engineering - Synchronizing Power
- Electrical Engineering - Natural Frequency of Oscillation
- Electrical Engineering - Damping Power
- Electrical Engineering - Damping Ratio
- Electrical Engineering - Damped Frequency of Oscillation
- Electrical Engineering - Rotor Angles During Transients
- Electrical Engineering - Frequency During Transients
- Electrical Engineering - Response Time Constant and Settling Time
Bonus Section
- Electrical Engineering - Bonus Lecture
Certification
By the successful completion of your course, you will get an instant e-certificate. Our courses are fully updated with industry knowledge and skills that aim at making you an expert in the field. The hard copy of the certificate is also available and can be sent to your address. The delivery charge is applicable which will be £4.99.
Who is this course for?
- Anybody with an interest in learning about power systems and power engineering.
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of AC circuits
- Prior knowledge of circuit analysis
Career path
This training course will lead you to many different career opportunities, here are few prospects:
- Computer Engineer - £29,211 per annum
- Electrical engineer - £34,978per annum
- Senior Electrical Engineer - £60,000 per annum
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