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Engineering : Electrical Substation Earthing / Grounding Complete Guide

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Summary

Price
£58.05 inc VAT
Or £19.35/mo. for 3 months...
Study method
Online
Duration
2 hours · Self-paced
Access to content
Lifetime access
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Certificate of completion - Free
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

Overview

Course Curriculum

Part 1

What is Earthing , Grounding
What is purpose of Earthing
How to do Earthing of High Voltage Equipment

Part 2
Bonding
What is Arcing Ground
What is step & touch potential


Part 3
What is Voltage Gradient
What are Transfer Voltages
Substation Earthing System Design, Components


Part 4

Permissible limits of Step & Touch Potential as per IEEE standard
What is soil Resistivity, Measurement & Calculation of Earth Resistivity & Resistance,
Effect of Corrosion on Grounding
Applicable codes and standards for Earthing System
Going Through Actual Design of Substation

Description

Description
Hi Students,

I have developed this course to provide in depth understanding for Earthing / Grounding of Electrical equipment.

You will not find any online training about this topic like this one with examples.

First time you will find a comprehensive online course that covers all aspect of substation earthing system.

I have included theory and practical design of 380kV Substation as example.

So please enroll today to increase you knowledge.

I am always open to question online.

Best Regards

MK

Basic knowledge
Basics of Electrical

What will you learn
Following topics are covered in this training:

Introduction about Course
Defining Earthing , Grounding
Defining Purpose of Earthing
Earthing of HV equipment
What is Bonding, What is difference between earthing and bonding
What is Arcing Ground
What is step & touch potential
What is Voltage Gradient
Transfer Voltages
Major components of earthing system
Permissible limits of Step & Touch Potential as per IEEE standard
What is soil Resistivity, Measurement & Calculation of Earth Resistivity & Resistance,
Calculations Formulae of Step & Touch Potential
What is Surface Resistance & How surface factor is calculated
Why Gravel is layed in substation and why it is so important
Topics of Grounding & Corrosion
Applicable standards and codes
Going Through Actual Design of Substation

Who is this course for?

Who this course is for:
All Levels

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Certificates

Certificate of completion

Digital certificate - Included

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