An intensive professional development training course on
Power Distribution Equipment
Optimisation of Uninterruptible Power Supply Systems,
Transformers and Circuit Breakers in a Modern Power Distribution System
Why Choose Power Distribution Equipment Training Course?
Power Distribution Equipment Training Course provides a practical and essential understanding of the devices that ensure safe, reliable and efficient delivery of electrical energy. Modern distribution networks rely on a combination of transformers, circuit breakers, switches, protection relays and auxiliary power systems—all requiring accurate design, careful operation and robust maintenance strategies. This course equips participants with a clear view of how these components function individually and as part of an integrated electrical installation.
As electrical systems evolve with technological advancements, professionals must stay informed about the characteristics, performance behaviour and operating requirements of each distribution element. This Power Distribution Equipment Training Course explains how faults are detected, how equipment is isolated, and how continuity of supply is maintained through well-coordinated protection arrangements. The course also highlights the role of UPS systems, batteries and smart protection devices in ensuring system resilience and minimising operational disruptions.
By attending this specialised training, participants gain confidence in evaluating equipment conditions, interpreting operational characteristics and ensuring that distribution assets are maintained safely and efficiently. The course supports engineers, technicians and supervisors in making informed decisions that strengthen reliability, reduce downtime and improve overall energy performance across their facilities.
What are the Goals?
This course builds a complete understanding of the major equipment used in modern power distribution systems and the principles required to operate and maintain them effectively. Participants will gain both theoretical insight and practical awareness of equipment construction, protection concepts and maintenance practices.
By the end of this training course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the operation and purpose of essential power distribution equipment
- Identify different maintenance strategies and select the appropriate method for various assets
- Explain the characteristics and functional differences among major circuit breaker types
- Analyse transformer features, including oil-immersed designs and operational behaviour
- Design a basic power distribution arrangement incorporating key equipment and protection devices
- Assess the role of UPS systems and batteries in supporting auxiliary power continuity
Who is this Training Course for?
This Power Distribution Equipment Training Course is designed for professionals involved in the operation, maintenance and planning of electrical distribution systems. It is ideal for those who need a solid technical foundation in equipment behaviour, safety considerations and system performance requirements.
This training course will greatly benefit:
- Electrical engineers working in utilities, industrial plants or commercial facilities
- Electrical supervisors overseeing installation and operational reliability
- Power engineers responsible for system performance and protection
- Managers overseeing electrical infrastructure or distribution assets
- Project engineers involved in equipment selection and system design
- Maintenance teams handling transformers, breakers and UPS systems
How will this Training Course be Presented?
This Power Distribution Equipment Training Course uses interactive and engaging learning methods to ensure clear understanding and practical application. Real-world examples help participants connect theoretical concepts with field operations, while guided group discussions allow professionals to exchange insights and best practices from their own environments.
Training delivery will include:
- Instructor-led presentations using diagrams, videos and system animations
- Case studies illustrating equipment performance and protection issues
- Guided discussions on maintenance strategies and operational challenges
- Practical examples involving transformers, breakers, UPS systems and relays
- Daily wrap-up sessions to reinforce learning and address participant questions
The Course Content
- Types and design of power transformers
- Oil immersed transformers
- Major components of a power transformer
- Vector groups for transformers
- Cooling systems for transformers
- Fault level and impedance percentage of a transformer
- Construction and operation of load break switch, earth switches and isolators
- Construction and operation of molded case circuit breaker
- Construction and operations of air circuit breaker
- The electronic trip of an air circuit breaker
- The construction and operation of vacuum circuit breaker
- Characteristics of vacuum circuit breaker
- SF6 arc quenching characteristics
- SF6 circuit breaker operations and characteristics
- Live tank high voltage circuit breaker
- Dead tank high voltage circuit breaker
- Safety of SF6 circuit breakers
- New alternative grid green gas
- Critical loads and distribution equipment categories
- Types of online and offline UPS design
- Components functionalities of a UPS
- Double conversion UPS
- Redundancy and parallel operation of UPS
- UPS operational modes
- Functionalities of numerical relays
- Maintenance strategies
- Partial discharge and its effects
- Merits of thermography
- Power quality measurement instruments
- Wrap up session and Q&A session
Certificate and Accreditation
- AZTech Certificate of Completion for delegates who attend and complete the training course
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