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The energy industry, like any other, is supported by professionals in finance, marketing, human resources management, legal, and of course, engineering. So it stands to reason that power engineers are not the only ones who need to understand how the electric power system works in order to provide service and implement the needed changes that will enhance the system’s performance, improve reliability, and integrate renewable resources and other green technology initiatives.

4 Days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 0
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 0

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This online learning tutorial is an introduction to the hands-on course of PSS®E – Dynamics Simulation using PSS®E in Version 33.  This tutorialis designed to familiarize new users with the Dynamic Simulation features of the PSS®E program, and to explore how different types of disturbances can cause systems to behave in certain ways through analysis of system response outputs from PSS®E dynamic simulations.  We encourage you to register for the full course once you have completed the tutorial.

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This online learning tutorial is an introduction to PSS®E – Power Flow and Steady State Analysis using PSS®E. The tutorial is designed to familiarize new users with the Power Flow features of the PSS®E Version 33 program. We encourage you to register for the full course once you have completed the tutorial.  

Once you purchase this tutorial, you can start and finish with no time constraints as many times as you wish!!

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An intensive hands-on course, PSS®E – Dynamics Simulation using PSS®E is designed to familiarize new users with the Dynamic Simulation features of the PSS®E program, and to explore how different types of disturbances can cause systems to behave in certain ways through analysis of system response outputs from PSS®E dynamic simulations.

Upon completion of this course, PSS®E users will be acquainted with the commonly used program functions in sufficient detail for them to begin study work involving dynamic simulations.

It is recommended to take the online tutorial as a prerequisite to attending the full formal course. 

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In the PSS®E and Python™ Integrating Workflow (Part 1 – Intro) course participants will learn the basics of the Python language and how to automate PSS®E using the Python APIs.

Upon completing this course, participants who have little or no experience with Python will have the tools they need to start writing Python programs and driving PSS®E from Python. Participants with stronger programming and PSS®E skills will be able to make their processes more powerful and efficient.


7 Days - Online
3.5 Hour Daily Sessions (10AM-2:PM EST)
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 1.8
Professional Development Hours (PDHs)- 18

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In the PSS®E and Python™ Integrating Workflow (Part 2 – Advanced) course participants will learn advanced capabilities of the Python language, and learn to apply these to create powerful Python programs to automate PSS®E.

Upon completing this course, the participant will have the tools needed to write advanced programs in Python to drive PSS®E and process the output.

  
3 Days - Online
3.5 Hour Daily Sessions (10AM-2:PM EST)
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 1.2
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 12

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Design, operation and protection of generation and transmission systems requires a thorough understanding of dynamic behavior of machines and controls as well as their interaction with the network and loads. System designs require unprecedented detail and dimensions in simulation capability; they depend on accurate prediction of transient and dynamic stability.

The PSS®E – Advanced Model Writing course provides participants with an understanding of the practical and theoretical aspects of dynamic modeling using PSS®E, a power simulation tool. In this hands-on course, participants will have an opportunity to write several user-defined models.

Upon completion of this course, participants will understand dynamic simulation objectives and requirements and will be able to use this knowledge to develop their own models in PSS®E.

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IMPORTANT: Do not make travel arrangements until you receive class confirmation from Siemens Power Academy 

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This course provides transmission and distribution planning engineers, rate design engineers from utilities, and regulatory commissioners with methods for effectively modeling, analyzing, allocating and reducing losses. Topics include loss evaluation techniques, methods for simplifying the loss calculation, principal causes of losses (transformers and lines) and program requirements to reduce them effectively.

3 Days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 1.8
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 18

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Most major cities throughout the country have low-voltage network systems in the downtown commercial areas, supplying important loads requiring highly reliable service. Many network systems have been in service for more than 60 years, and the engineers familiar with these have retired. An understanding of the fundamentals of network system design, protection and operation is required by engineers and technicians involved with secondary networks for the first time.

The Low-voltage Networks – Theory and Practical Applications course teaches the design, operation, and protection practices used for both dedicated feeder grid and spot network systems, and for non-dedicated feeder spot network systems.


3 Days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 1.8
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 18

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Government and regulatory bodies are pressuring power utilities to improve power supply reliability while maintaining voltage level of the system within limits. Distribution Automation is one of the smart grid applications that can enable reliability improvement while accounting for voltage control. The Distribution Automation course provides participants with a practical understanding of system, equipment, economic and communication aspects of Distribution Automation applications.

4.5 days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 2.7
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 27

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Project teams face challenges such as aggressive deadlines, scope creep, communication breakdowns and financial constraints. It takes solid project management skills and knowledge to successfully manage these challenges and achieve project success.

This course discusses and examines tools used in the project management process for scheduling and controlling the types of projects a power system engineer would encounter.

2 Days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 1.2
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 12

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Understanding the role of renewable energy in the power supply portfolio is critical when developing a reliable and feasible power system, which meets Renewable Portfolio Standards and reduces the utility's carbon footprint. Power system engineers need an appreciation of the planning and operational impacts of integrating renewable generation into the transmission system and an understanding of renewable energy policies to sustain and grow this largely unharnessed energy source.

The primary objective of this course is to provide an overview of the technical challenges and benefits of integrating large amounts of renewable generation (wind and solar) and energy storage into the transmission system, along with the power system studies that need to be conducted.

Upon completion of this course, participants will have a deep understanding of the latest renewable generation and energy storage technologies, their capabilities and limitations and methods to assess their impacts on the transmission system.

Sign up for 2 courses and get 10% off. Use Pay-later option at checkout to reserve your seat and then let us know so we can manually adjust to reflect the 10%! 

4.5 Days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 2.7
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 27

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Sign up 3 or more employees and received 5% off. Sign up for this course and another course in the catalog receive 10% off.

All Attendees who register will receive a Certificate of Completion upon completion. 

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Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 4

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PSS®E – Fast Track Introduction to Steady State and Dynamics using PSS®E is an intensive hands-on course for power system engineers interested in learning the basic functions of PSS®E Power Flow and Dynamics in a condensed format. This course will help users get started with power flow data entry, solution and report, and apply data-checking functions in PSS®E to identify power flow modeling issues. In addition, participants will understand how to set up a dynamic simulation database in PSS®E, perform simulations of different types of disturbances and produce plots of key variables for analyzing transient and dynamic stability behaviors of the power system. Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to immediately begin study work using PSS®E for steady state and dynamics analyses.

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Sign up for 2 Online courses and get 5% off each course. Have 3 or more colleagues get 10% off! Once registered email us and we will manually adjust the price to reflect the appropriate discount. 

5 Days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 3.0

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An intensive hands-on course, PSS®E – Dynamics Simulation using PSS®E is designed to familiarize new users with the Dynamic Simulation features of the PSS®E program, and to explore how different types of disturbances can cause systems to behave in certain ways through analysis of system response outputs from PSS®E dynamic simulations.

Upon completion of this course, PSS®E users will be acquainted with the commonly used program functions in sufficient detail for them to begin study work involving dynamic simulations.

It is recommended to take the online tutorial as a prerequisite to attending the full formal course.

NEW ONLINE DELIVERY!!!
Sign up for 2 Online courses and get 5% off each course. Have 3 or more colleagues get 10% off! Once registered email us and we will manually adjust the price to reflect the appropriate discount. 


4.5 Days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 2.7
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 27

Course Details

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An intensive hands-on course, PSS®E – Dynamics Simulation using PSS®E is designed to familiarize new users with the Dynamic Simulation features of the PSS®E program, and to explore how different types of disturbances can cause systems to behave in certain ways through analysis of system response outputs from PSS®E dynamic simulations.

Upon completion of this course, PSS®E users will be acquainted with the commonly used program functions in sufficient detail for them to begin study work involving dynamic simulations.

It is recommended to take the online tutorial as a prerequisite to attending the full formal course. 

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In the PSS®E and Python™ Integrating Workflow (Part 1 – Intro) course participants will learn the basics of the Python language and how to automate PSS®E using the Python APIs.

Upon completing this course, participants who have little or no experience with Python will have the tools they need to start writing Python programs and driving PSS®E from Python. Participants with stronger programming and PSS®E skills will be able to make their processes more powerful and efficient.


7 Days - Online
3.5 Hour Daily Sessions (10AM-2:PM EST)
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 1.8
Professional Development Hours (PDHs)- 18

Course Details

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In the PSS®E and Python™ Integrating Workflow (Part 2 – Advanced) course participants will learn advanced capabilities of the Python language, and learn to apply these to create powerful Python programs to automate PSS®E.

Upon completing this course, the participant will have the tools needed to write advanced programs in Python to drive PSS®E and process the output.

  
3 Days - Online
3.5 Hour Daily Sessions (10AM-2:PM EST)
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 1.2
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 12

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IMPORTANT:  Do not make travel arrangement until you receive class confirmation from Siemens Power Academy

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The PSS®MUST software program can efficiently calculate the impact of power transfers on key network elements, identify the most limiting contingencies and constraints, calculate incremental transfer capability (FCITC), and calculate the sensitivity of monitored elements or transfer capability to transactions, generation or load changes. These techniques are useful for a variety of applications such as calculating interface/flowgate transfer limits, determining the impacts of new generator or transmission projects, and calculating generator redispatch/TLR factors for relieving overloads.

Upon completion of PSS®MUST – Using System Transmission Data for Decision Making, participants will know how to use the interactive functions in PSS®MUST to examine and understand network conditions and limitations.

3 Days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 1.8
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 18

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Design, operation and protection of generation and transmission systems requires a thorough understanding of dynamic behavior of machines and controls as well as their interaction with the network and loads. System designs require unprecedented detail and dimensions in simulation capability; they depend on accurate prediction of transient and dynamic stability.

The PSS®E – Advanced Model Writing course provides participants with an understanding of the practical and theoretical aspects of dynamic modeling using PSS®E, a power simulation tool. In this hands-on course, participants will have an opportunity to write several user-defined models.

Upon completion of this course, participants will understand dynamic simulation objectives and requirements and will be able to use this knowledge to develop their own models in PSS®E.

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Geomagnetic Disturbances (GMDs) occur when solar energetic particles from the sun migrate to the earth and cause short-term variations in the earth’s magnetic field. These variations can eventually lead to Geomagnetically Induced Currents (GICs) and a potential increase in var losses and harmonic distortion that may lead to voltage stability problems. The objective of the PSSC 800 course is to provide participants with an introduction to the GIC module in PSS®E, the theory of GIC, and the configuration and operation of the module.

Upon completion of this course, participants will have a fundamental understanding of GIC theory and basic knowledge to perform GICstudies using PSS®E.

1 Day
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 0.6
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 6

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Geomagnetic Disturbances (GMDs) occur when solar energetic particles from the sun migrate to the earth and cause short-term variations in the earth’s magnetic field. These variations can eventually lead to Geomagnetically Induced Currents (GICs) and a potential increase in var losses and harmonic distortion that may lead to voltage stability problems. The objective of the PSSC 800 course is to provide participants with an introduction to the GIC module in PSS®E, the theory of GIC, and the configuration and operation of the module. PSSC 810 is a hands-on workshop during which the instructor will review and discuss the participants’ actual PSS®E GIC models.

Upon completion of this course, participants will have a fundamental understanding of GIC theory and basic knowledge to perform GIC studies using PSS®E. Participants will also be able to perform GIC studies on their own system to prepare for the next solar flare.

2 Days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 1.2
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 12

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Overhead Transmission Line Asset Management provides participants with a fundamental understanding of the commissioning, maintenance and operations techniques that are a vital part of any overhead transmission line (OHTL) asset management program. Designed for electrical technicians and engineers, this course covers concepts that are of special importance to those working in the field.

Upon completion of this course, participants will better understand the fundamentals of OHTL asset management methods and tools, and be able to apply this knowledge to their asset management procedures.

4.5 Days
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) - 2.7
Professional Development Hours (PDHs) - 27

Webcast Price: $2,800.00
Classroom Price: $3,020.00

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Training Needs Assessment (TNA)

Siemens Power Academy now offers to help your company assess your training needs. The Training Needs Assessment is conducted via a survey and interviews concluding with a report that indentifies the gaps by business priority along with other useful statistics.  The results provided in the report will identify the knowledge gaps that exisit across multiple departments and can be used to create a training program to address those gaps. Not only is conduting a TNA an excellent way to assess your training needs, it can also save a lot of time and money knowing that your company is getting the right training they need to meet your company’s goals. 

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