About the Course
Since the inception of DIgSILENT (DIgital SImuLator for Electrical NeTwork) software, the program has grown to incorporate a vast array of analysis features that are required to plan, operate and maintain any aspect of the power system. PowerFactory software was first released in providing the required product stability to guarantee efficiency in your daily application. There are many commercial packages available that can address most power system analysis problems. However, these packages differ considerably in their integration, result validity and computational efficiency.
DIgSILENT PowerFactory is the leading product with respect to integrated modelling capabilities and solution algorithms. It provides all required models and techniques of modern power systems. The main objective of this course is to introduce to the participants the different features of DIgSILENT power system analysis and simulation software.
Course Detail
This course is designed to achieve following objectives:
- Acquainting participants with tools and skills to enable them to use DIgSILENT power system analysis software.
- Providing the participants with skills to perform load flow analysis of power system using DIgSILENT software.
- Providing the participants with skills to perform fault analysis of power system using DIgSILENT software.
- Enabling participants to understand the basic components of a protection system and model the protection system using DIgSILENT software.
- Providing the participants with the necessary tools and skills to carry out relay co-ordination analysis for variety of protection schemes using DIgSILENT software.
The short course is targeted at new electrical engineers, senior electrical engineers, researchers, and practicing electrical engineers who are involved in the area of electrical power engineering planning, operation, protection, or its relevant disciplines. However, the course should also be of interest to other electrical engineers who wish to develop their knowledge on using DIgSILENT power system analysis and simulation Software.
- Contingency Analysis
- Overcurrent Protection
- Grid Connection of Renewable Generation
- Transmission Network Tools
- Reliability analysis
- Optimal Power Flow (OPF)
- Stability Analysis
- Flexible AC Transmission Systems (FACTS)
- Generation Adequacy
- Ampacity
Intensive: 2 weeks training
From: Mon 2/3/2020 to Fri 13/3/2020
£3000
Frequently Asked Questions
You can either apply online, through our website or you can download the application fill it in by hand, scan through and send it to us via email.
- Yes you will need to send the following documents to support your application (Scanned copies are acceptable).
- Clear copy of passport
- Clear copy of valid Visa (if available)
- Passport size photo x2
- Clear copy of all certifications, if not in English, alongside original certificates, a translated copy needs to be provided. Plus a copy of the translation company following details of translator dated and signed.
- Personal statement; a minimum of 150 words. Explain what you want to study, why you have chosen the college and the course, what are your current and future plans
- Bank statements; validity of 28 days.
Yes, if you are privately funded, you will need to send a copy of your proof of income and validity of this should be within the last 3 years.
You will need to send the documents that have been mentioned above, however you do not have to include any proof of income, as you are supported by the government.
In your personal statement you would need to talk about what you want to do and why you have chosen to study here. also you can talk about your current and future plans. there is a word current, your personal statement should have a minimum of 150 words.
You will receive a letter via email which will congratulate you and will also explain the next steps of what you will need to do.
If application may not be successful for either two reasons, either you have not provided all the documents required, or some of the documents are not valid. Or the reason might be to do with your Visa. you will receive a letter via email or post to explain the reasons why your application has been rejected.
You will receive an email that will book an appointment with yourself for a Skype interview. this interview will be used as part of an assessment which will be conducted by the interviewer. it is important to remember to make sure that you are familiar with the terms and conditions of your course and the criteria it covers.
No. your government will issue a financial grantee which will be paid directly to us.
Yes. you will need to make sure to place a deposit of half of the tuition sum. (Note: £150, will be deducted as admission fees, and this is non refundable.)
Yes, a sum of £150 will be deducted from the payment you'll make as admissions fee. this fee is non-refundable. terms and conditions apply.
You will need a Visa letter from us to provide for your Visa application. this letter will be provided to you as soon as your application with us is successful. this is what we refer to as an acceptance letter.
You can apply for your Visa through your agency or online. otherwise you can contact us and we will assist you with your application.
You will need to apply at least 3 months before your course start date. this is in order to help you settle in the country, before you start the course.
If you visa is not accepted you will need to contact your agency, and re-apply.
You will need to contact us, and we will book you in for an induction, as soon as you arrive ready to start your course.