Ryan is a registered Professional Engineer in United States and Canada. He has over 16 years of working experience in industrial sectors, utility power and renewables. At present, he is a Senior Protection & Control Engineer working for one of United States leading power engineering firm. He is a member of the IEEE Power & Energy Society.

Q: What is the format of this course?
A: The course is delivered as fully online recorded lectures with Q&A support inside members area. 

Q: How long do I have an online access to the course?
A: You have 12 months online access to the course videos and resources.

Q: What if I have more questions?
A: We have a dedicated Q&A section inside the members area or you can send us emails.

Q: What else can I expect from this course?
A: This course include discussion of theories, practical applications, manual calculations showing steps, demonstrations via software (excel, ETAP), correlation with actual projects design/experience of the trainer.

Q: Can I use this training to claim for CPD points?
A: We will issue a course completion certificate. You can then use the certificate to claim for self directed CPD points credit. Please refer to PRC CPDAS website for the procedure to claim.

• Per unit system
• Phasors and phasor operations
• Convert systems into per-unit quantities
• Advantages of the per-unit system
• Short-circuit fault types
• Simplify complex circuits using a Thévenin equivalent circuit
• Analyze the zero-, positive-, and negative-sequence components
• Conversion between phase and symmetrical component values
• Model of sequence impedances for transformers, generators, and transmission lines
• How to draw sequence networks and calculate fault currents for different shunt and series fault types
• Calculate symmetrical components for different types of faults
• Calculate the voltage and currents for different types of faults
• Series fault calculation
• Voltage and current profile during faults (positive, negative, zero-sequence voltage)
• Three-phase analysis of single-line-to-ground fault with various grounding methods (neutral grounding, wye-delta grounding, zig-zag transformer)
• Class exercises and manual calculations
• Course Update! Trip event analysis involving symmetrical components from actual trip events. Truly understand how the symmetrical component tool is used in real world application and more.
• Course Update! Commissioning, finding errors in CT and PT connections based on symmetrical component

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