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Electrical
ETAP Power System Analysis: Load Flow, Short Circuit, Protection, Arc Flash and Stability
- Intermediate
- 37 h
- 15 modules
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Free power system and ETAP courses with certificate
Free power system courses: ETAP load flow, short circuit, protection, arc flash and stability; protection relay settings and injection testing; substation design; transformer and switchgear testing; earthing and lightning protection; electrical design for loads, cables and breakers; IEC 61850 substation automation; and critical power and battery storage.
Why learn it
Why Power systems
Grids are adding renewables, storage and very large loads such as data centres, which makes studies and protection design more demanding. Power engineers who can model a network, set protection and work with digital substations are central to that change.
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Electrical Design Engineering: Loads, Cables, Breakers and Distribution
- Beginner
- 17 h
- 11 modules
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Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS): Design, Controls and Safety
- Intermediate
- 8 h
- 9 modules
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Questions
Power systems: common questions
Do I need an ETAP licence?
The ETAP course uses ETAP; check with ETAP about access. The other courses do not need it.
Is IEC 61850 GOOSE covered?
Yes, along with SCL files and IEC 60870-5.
Who are these courses for?
Electrical engineers and graduates heading into utilities, EPC contractors or consultancies.
Is it free, and is there a certificate?
Every lesson, note and assessment is free. The EDWartens certificate is optional and paid, and you can finish without it.