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Modeling and Understanding Power Systems under Normal and Faulted Conditions

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Why Choose Us

The Power System Analysis Training Course delivers a clear, practical, and structured understanding of how electrical power systems operate under normal and abnormal conditions. While many analytical methods are commonly taught in abstract mathematical form, this course explains them in a straightforward, intuitive, and industry-relevant manner. Concepts such as phasors, the per-unit system, three-phase power, and symmetrical components are broken down into accessible explanations that support confident real-world application.

Participants will learn how to model key system elements—transmission lines, transformers, generators, and loads—so that system behaviour can be accurately assessed during planning, operation, and fault scenarios. Beyond theoretical insight, the course emphasises how power systems respond in practice, enabling delegates to diagnose system conditions, analyse contingencies, and enhance system stability.

This Power System Analysis Training Course equips professionals with essential tools to perform power flow studies, short-circuit calculations, and transient stability assessments. By the end of the course, participants will have a strong intuitive understanding of system behaviour and the analytical confidence to evaluate electrical networks effectively.

This Power System Analysis training course will feature:

  • Review of phasors, per-unit and three-phase power concepts
  • Modeling information for transmission lines, transformers, generators, and loads
  • Power flow analysis and system operation
  • Short circuit analysis including symmetrical components
  • Transient stability analysis
Why Choose Power System Analysis
Course Goals

What are the Goals?

This Power System Analysis Training Course develops the analytical capability required to interpret and evaluate the dynamic behaviour of electrical networks. Delegates will learn how to apply standard industry methods to both steady-state and contingency conditions, enabling more efficient and reliable decision-making.

By the end of this Power System Analysis training course, participants will be able to:

  • Perform three-phase power system calculations using phasors and the per-unit system
  • Model transmission lines, transformers, generators, and loads accurately
  • Conduct power flow analysis and understand fundamental system operating principles
  • Apply symmetrical component theory to short-circuit fault studies
  • Understand transient stability and apply the equal-area criterion

Who is this Training Course for?

The Power System Analysis Training Course is designed for professionals responsible for analysing, designing, operating, or protecting electrical systems. The course provides strong value to individuals beginning their career in power engineering, as well as those needing to refresh foundational concepts while advancing into more complex topics.

This Power System Analysis training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

  • Engineers and technicians new to the power industry
  • Intermediate-level engineers involved in planning, design, or system operation
  • Professionals involved in generation, transmission, distribution, or utilisation of electric power
  • Engineers working on integrating renewable energy into existing grids
  • Practitioners focused on system performance, modelling, or optimisation
Learning Approach

How will this Training Course be Presented?

The course uses an engaging and interactive learning approach designed to strengthen conceptual understanding and technical accuracy. Delegates will benefit from hands-on exercises, structured problem-solving sessions, visual simulations, and real-world case studies.

Training will include:

  • Workshops for practical power system calculations
  • Case studies applying analytical concepts to real scenarios
  • Simulations and animations illustrating dynamic system behaviour
  • Guided discussions to reinforce learning outcomes
  • Numerical exercises requiring the use of a scientific calculator

The Course Content

Introduction, Math Review and System Modeling

  • Time domain and phasor domain
  • Phasor math
  • Per-unit calculations
  • Basic three-phase power calculations
  • Transmission line parameter computation
  • Modeling transformers, generators, and loads

Power Flow Analysis

  • Components of AC power
  • Building the Ybus and Zbus matrices
  • Power flow equations
  • Solution methods
  • Software simulations
  • Interpreting power flow results

Generation Control, Economic Dispatch and Unbalanced System Analysis

  • Load, generation, and area control error (ACE)
  • Frequency bias
  • Economic dispatch of generation
  • Network behavior and contingencies
  • Analyzing unbalanced power systems
  • Symmetrical component theory

Symmetrical Components and Sequence Networks

  • Development of symmetrical components
  • Sequence current behavior
  • Detailed delta-wye transformer analysis
  • Modeling sequence impedances
  • Construction of sequence networks
  • Analyzing harmonics as sequence currents

Short Circuit Calculations and Transient Stability

  • Modeling faults with sequence networks
  • Short circuit current calculations
  • Open circuit current calculations
  • Fault current versus incident energy – arc flash hazard
  • Power system dynamics
  • Equal-area criterion for transient stability
Recognition

Certificate

  • • AZTech Certificate of Completion for delegates who attend and complete the training course.
Collaborations

In Partnership With

Anderson Coventry

Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely. AZTech offers customised in-house training where this course can be tailored to your organisation's specific needs, objectives, and industry context. Please contact us directly to discuss your requirements.

Yes. This Power System Analysis is offered in a classroom setting across multiple international locations as well as in a live online format, giving participants the flexibility to choose the option that best suits their schedule and learning preference.

AZTech courses are conducted in carefully selected 5-star hotels or 4-star premium hotels in the host city, featuring fully equipped, professional training rooms. Participants will enjoy coffee breaks and snacks throughout the day, as well as a complimentary lunch provided after each training session.

This Power System Analysis training course is designed for professionals at all levels who wish to enhance their knowledge and skills in this subject area. It is suitable for managers, team leaders, specialists, and anyone looking to advance their career and professional development.

AZTech provides round-the-clock support to assist you with any enquiries. You can reach our team 24/7 by phone at +971 50 195 5668, by email at [email protected], or by visiting our website at www.aztechtraining.com. Our dedicated training consultants are always on hand to help you with course selection, registration, scheduling, and any other questions you may have.

There are no formal prerequisites for this Power System Analysis course. It is open to all professionals regardless of their background or experience level, though a basic understanding of the subject area may be beneficial.

AZTech courses are delivered using a highly interactive and practical methodology, combining presentations, group discussions, real-world case studies, exercises, and workshops to ensure participants can immediately apply what they have learned in their professional environment.

Yes. Participants who successfully complete the course will receive an AZTech Certificate of Completion. This course may also be eligible for Training credits, which will be indicated in the course details.

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