Protection and Control of High Voltage Power Circuits
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Protection and Control of High Voltage Power Circuits is an online course designed to help learners understand the principles and techniques used to protect and control high-voltage electrical power systems. Available on Course Plus, this course covers essential topics such as electrical substations, protective relaying, instrument transformers, transformer configurations and cooling systems, surge protective equipment, and high-voltage circuit breakers. Learners will also explore breaker control and automatic reclosing, instantaneous and time-delayed overcurrent protection, differential protection, and impedance relaying. These topics provide a structured understanding of how electrical protection systems detect faults and help safeguard power system equipment.
This course is suitable for electrical engineering students, power system professionals, and technicians who want to expand their knowledge of high-voltage protection and control. By studying different protection methods, circuit breaker operations, and protective relaying principles, learners can build a stronger foundation in power system safety, fault detection, and electrical equipment protection. Whether you are strengthening your academic knowledge or developing your technical understanding of electrical power networks, this Course Plus course offers valuable insights into the technologies and methods used to maintain reliable and secure power system operation.
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1Introduction
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2Overview of Stations
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3Relaying in General
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4Instrument Transformers
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5Transformer Configurations Connections Cooling
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6Surge Protective Equipment
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7High Voltage Circuit Breakers
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8Breaker Control and Auto Reclosing
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9Instantaneous and Timed Over Current Protection
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10Differential Protection
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11Impedance Relaying
