EasyPower Electrical System Modelling ELCL 9089
Online
Our EasyPower Electrical System Modelling course teaches you how to build an electrical model of a substation using EasyPower analysis software. Explore the evolution of an electrical model and when to use a generic model. Learn how to perform field data acquisition, how to build and validate a real system model, and how to maintain the configuration management of the EasyPower model across the lifetime of the electrical system. Study harmonics, a transient large-motor start, and compensation using the proper filter. Practice applying what you learn by designing a substation using EasyPower, a large-motor starting system, and a large power electronic converter, then practice providing the solution to compensate for voltage fluctuation and harmonics in the electrical system.
Prerequisites
You must have completed our ELCL 9088 Bulk Electric Systems and Distributed Generation (Online) course.
Hours and Fees
Hours
48
Fee
$454.20, includes a non-refundable materials fee of $100
Course Sections
CRN:
F20013
Delivery Method:
Self-directed Online
Date(s):
–
Time:
—
Location(s):
Hours:
48
Fee:
$454.20, includes a non-refundable materials fee of $100
CRN Delivery Method Note:
Self-directed online classes use a learning management system (LMS) and offer teacher email support. A welcome letter with details about the LMS will be emailed to you.
Last Day to Register:
01 Nov 2024
CRN is Closed
CRN:
F20014
Delivery Method:
Self-directed Online
Date(s):
–
Time:
—
Location(s):
Hours:
48
Fee:
$454.20, includes a non-refundable materials fee of $100
CRN Delivery Method Note:
Self-directed online classes use a learning management system (LMS) and offer teacher email support. A welcome letter with details about the LMS will be emailed to you.
Last Day to Register:
29 Nov 2024
- Contact Information
- Contact:
- Technology Department
- Email:
- cetechnology@georgebrown.ca
- Phone:
- Office Location(s):
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