The fundamentals of earthing for power systems are presented in this two-day course, with emphasis on personnel safety and functional earthing requirements. The theory of the fundamental concepts will be delivered, which will be demonstrated through practical examples and case studies. Earthing principles for all parts of the electricity network will be addressed, in particular generation plant, substations, transmission lines, distribution networks, major loads and the MEN system.
The course presents the fundamental principles common to all aspects of electrical earthing, such as current policy and regulation, the human body response to electrical current and current flow through the earth, before detailing the specific earthing requirements of components of the electricity system. Specialised earthing software, as well as real world test results, will be used to illustrate examples, showing how earthing systems are a critical component of any power system, to ensure the safety of persons and correct operation.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
COURSE OVERVIEW
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DAY 1 - OVERVIEW |
DAY 2 - OVERVIEW |
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- New Zealand Electricity Act 1992 - Regulations and Standards - Organisational Policy |
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- Fault Currents |
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WHO SHOULD ATTEND
The course content and structure are tailored to attendees who have a basic understanding of electrical theory. It is suitable for technical engineers, planning engineers, engineering managers, project managers, electrical tradespeople and contractors.
To find out more about this course you can view and/or download the flyer below.
POWER SYSTEMS EARTHING COURSES 2019
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April / May 2019 - venue and date to be confirmed |
COURSE CALENDAR 2018 - 2019
The next available course will be on the EEA website - Upcoming Events or email your expression your interest to admin@eea.co.nz.
