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Advances in UHV Transmission and Distribution

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Advances in UHV Transmission and Distribution

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Participants join this course to understand modern EHV/UHV power systems in an easy way, learn how high-voltage transmission is designed and protected, and upgrade their knowledge for careers, higher studies, or work in the power and energy sector.

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Advances in UHV Transmission and Distribution

30 Lectures

964 min

  • Advantages of HVAC/DC Transmission, Introduction to Grid Management

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    34 min

  • Transmission system development , Important components of transmission system

    27 min

  • Insulation coordination, over voltage in power systems

    31 min

  • Design/selection of insulators, Importance of grading/cc rings

    27 min

  • Non ceramic insulators performance-service experience

    33 min

  • Failure of apparatus in the field, importance of reliability and testing

    28 min

  • Pollution flashover phenomena, modeling etc

    29 min

  • Planning of High Voltage laboratories

    48 min

  • Importance of High Voltage testing and techniques employed

    25 min

  • Basic philosophy of HV testing, tests for various HV apparatus

    34 min

  • HV testing techniques for various apparatus

    44 min

  • HV testing on Composite Insulators

    22 min

  • Surface degradation studies on composite insulators

    39 min

  • Surface morphological techniques for composite insulators

    37 min

  • Conductors used for EHV/UHV transmission

    24 min

  • Corona nad interference on transmission lines

    20 min

  • Introduction of HTLS conductors and their advantages

    29 min

  • Mechanical considerations for HV conductors

    45 min

  • Introduction to Towers and importance of foundations

    32 min

  • Selection/Design of clearances for HV towers

    21 min

  • Design Optimization for UHV towers

    35 min

  • Introduction to 1100kV HVDC

    23 min

  • Introduction to HV Substations

    28 min

  • Types of Substations, comparison

    34 min

  • Insulation coordination, Components in a typical substation

    46 min

  • Preventive maintenance of Substation

    35 min

  • Electric and magnetic fields, mitigations techniques

    28 min

  • Importance of Grounding, reducing Earthing resistance

    40 min

  • Introduction to the use of Fiber optic cables, OPGW

    27 min

  • Introduction to communication and SCADA

    39 min

Course details

This course explains the latest developments in EHV/UHV power transmission and distribution in a simple and clear way. It helps learners understand why EHV/UHV systems are important, how they are designed, and what makes them different from conventional systems. The course covers modern design requirements such as insulation, protection, and safety, and also discusses the present and future growth of UHV transmission. Key components and substation design are explained using lectures, practical video demonstrations, and assignments for better understanding.

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Course suitable for

  • Automotive
  • Electrical
  • Engineering & Design
  • Project Management
  • Research & Developmnet

Key topics covered

  • Introduction to UHV and EHV transmission and why it’s important

  • Advantages of HVAC vs DC transmission systems

  • Introduction to electrical grid management and power systems

  • How transmission systems develop and their design issues

  • Important components used in transmission systems

  • What insulation coordination means in high-voltage systems

  • How overvoltages occur and how they are managed

  • How insulators are selected and designed for UHV lines

  • Why grading rings and corona rings are used on towers and insulators

  • Types of insulation and performance of non-ceramic insulators

  • Measuring high voltages safely in transmission systems

  • Digital recording methods used in high-voltage testing

  • Upgrading or uprating existing transmission lines

  • Why safety and protection systems are needed in UHV networks

  • Auto-reclosure schemes and protection relays for EHV/UHV lines

  • Basics of power flow and load distribution in transmission lines

  • How corona effect impacts losses and noise in high-voltage lines

  • What bundle conductors are and why they are used in EHV/UHV systems

  • Differences between alternating current (AC) and direct current (DC) transmission

  • Substation design principles for UHV networks

  • Grounding and earthing practices for high-voltage equipment

  • Line losses and factors influencing efficiency of long-distance transmission

  • How UHV transmission supports integration of renewable energy

  • Challenges and solutions in building long-distance ultra-high-voltage lines

  • Safety rules for working on or near high-voltage transmission systems

  • Maintenance strategies for EHV/UHV transmission infrastructure

  • Environmental effects and mitigation in UHV transmission

  • Future trends in power transmission technology

  • Case studies or examples from real UHV transmission projects

  • Summary of key design and operational guidelines for UHV power systems

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