Commissioning and Testing
Since many of the engineers and technicians who initially installed and commissioned much of the existing network plant have now left the industry, there is a knowledge gap regarding the integrity of these systems and how they were commissioned.
This course will give you the skills and knowledge to fill that gap, in both testing existing protection systems and commissioning new ones.
The course will share best practice from across the industry by taking you through the end-to-end process of commissioning and testing using a series of practical worked examples, from planning, design and procurement through to energising plant, loading and sign-off.
You will benefit from presentation sessions and practical testing exercises including protection testing techniques, primary injection testing, secondary injection testing, CT testing and automatic relay testing. The course covers safety, voltage testing, switch-on, handover, records of test results and future maintenance. Considerations. This approach will also provide you with a fault-finding methodology that is relevant to both new and existing installations.
Day one
Introduction
- The project lifespan and its contents
- Types of projects
- Turnkey and-in house projects
- Type of factory testing
The Pre-Commissioning and Preliminary Phase
- Why commission?
- What needs to be done?
- Who does what?
- The project plan?
- Inspections
- Earthing
- Continuity testing
- Insulation resistance
- Functional tests
- Auxiliary supplies
Switchgear and Connection Testing
- Ducter testing theory
- Timing tests
- High voltage testing
- Partial discharge testing
Day two
Protection Testing in Practice
- Types of protection equipment and how to test
Safety
- The dangers associated with testing
- Regulations
- Procedures and documentation
- Competence
Group Session Practicals
- Primary injection
- Relay secondary injection and CT testing
- Automatic relay testing
Programme may be subject to amendment
£1095
Course duration 2 Days
Course Location Capenhurst, Chester
12 Hours allocated
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