| Objectives
The objective of this course is to give a good hands-on
experience on the simulation and analysis of power systems transients.
The course will cover modeling issues for switching, lightning, rotating
machine dynamics, wind generation and applications of power electronics
devices. One of the main objectives is to provide application examples
through pc laboratory sessions based on the use of EMTP (EMTP-RV version).
Coordinator
Dr.
Jean Mahseredjian (jean.mahseredjian@polymtl.ca)
Jean Mahseredjian
graduated from École Polytechnique de Montréal with Ph.D.
in 1991. From 1987 to 2004 he worked at IREQ (Hydro-Québec) on
research and development activities related to the simulation and analysis
of electromagnetic transients. In December 2004 he joined the faculty
of electrical engineering at École Polytechnique de Montréal.
Jean Mahseredjian was the organizing chairman of IPST-2005 in Montréal
and is the technical co-chairman of IPST-2007 in Lyon. IPST is the International
Power Systems Transients conference.
Dr. Carlo
Alberto Nucci (carloalberto.nucci@unibo.it)
Carlo
Alberto Nucci is full professor in Power System and scientific responsible
of the power system group at the University of Bologna. He is author
or co-author of more than 180 scientific papers published on reviewed
journals or presented at international conferences. His research interests
concern power systems transients and dynamics, with particular reference
to lightning impact on power lines, system restoration after black-out
and distributed generation. He is the chairman of the International
Steering Committee of the IEEE PowerTech and has been nominated chairman
of the CIGRE Study Committee C4 for the 2006-2010 period.
Instructors
Sébastien
Dennetière
Électricité de France
France
Bahram
Khodabakhchian
TransÉnergie Technologies
Canada
Jean
Mahseredjian
École Polytechnique de Montréal
Canada
Carlo
Alberto Nucci
University of Bologna
Italy
Mario
Paolone
University of Bologna
Italy
Course
duration and location
Three
days from Monday 12 to Wednesday 14 of June 2006. Faculty of Engineering
of the University of Bologna, Viale Risorgimento, 2, 40136, Bologna,
Italy.
Courses
Contents
1 - Theoretical backgrounds on transients,
typical cases and problems (Jean Mahseredjian)
2 - Computational methods: load-flow, steady-state, time-domain and initialization
methods (Jean Mahseredjian)
3 - Power
equipment models: transmissions lines, cables, transformers, power electronics
switching devices and rotating devices. Application examples (Jean Mahseredjian)
4 - Modeling
of control systems and user-defined models. Application examples (Jean
Mahseredjian)
5 - Controls
of rotating machines: synchronous, asynchronous and mechanical coupling
between machines (Sébastien Dennetière)
6 - Sensitivity
studies: parametric optimization cases (Sébastien Dennetière)
7 - Steady-state
coupling at fundamental and harmonic frequencies, induced voltages in
neighboring metallic structures (Sébastien Dennetière)
8 - Fault
location in Distribution Power Networks: techniques based on transients
analysis (Mario Paolone)
9 - Transmission
lines: response to direct lightning (Mario Paolone)
10 - Transmission
lines: response to indirect lightning (Carlo Alberto Nucci)
11 - Lightning
and insulation coordination in power systems (Carlo Alberto Nucci)
12 - Insulation
Coordination of A Long Radial 500 kV Transmission System (Bahram Khodabakhchian)
13 - Temporary
overvoltage cases, TRV studies and breaker failure analysis with detailed
arc models (Bahram Khodabakhchian)
14 - Transient
stability, static and dynamic load modeling, machine dynamics during startup
and fault conditions, subsynchronous resonance (Bahram Khodabakhchian)
15
- Wind generation case studies (Bahram Khodabakhchian)
Course
fees
The course fees include
lectures, documentation, coffee breaks and lunches.
Members of the EES UETP: € 525
University non members of the EES UETP: € 900
Industry non members of the EES UETP: € 1500
The Course Secretariat will acknowledge the registration
by email after the reception of the Registration Form filled in any
part.
The organization will send an invoice to each registered participant,
after the reception of the payment.
Registration
form
To register to the EES-UETP
course, please download the form below, fill it up, and mail, fax, or
e-mail a copy before May 24 to:
Dr. Giuseppe NOTARO – AEIT
Phone: +39.02.77790215
Fax: +39.02.798817
E-mail: notaro@federaeit.it
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Course Leaflet
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Course Registration form
Accommodation
Please select your
preferred hotel from the available list (click here to get information
on hotel location).
To book a room please contact the following address not later than May
24, specifying "EES-UETP Course" when booking:
EMILIA VIAGGI -
Mr. Luca CORNETI
Piazza Malpighi 3/a
40122 Bologna, Italy
Phone: +39.051.237329
Fax: +39.051.221228
E-mail: lucafs@hotmail.com
A limited number
of special accommodations are also available at the "Residenza
S.Giovanni in Monte" of the University of Bologna. Please specify
"EES-UETP Course" when booking.
Phone : +39.051.276711
Fax : +39.051.276777
E-mail : residenz@alma.unibo.it
Web: www.ceur.it/collegio-erasmus/engindex.htm
Information
For
further information please contact:
Dr. Mario
Paolone
University of Bologna
Viale Risorgimento, 2
40136 - Bologna, Italy
Phone: +39.051.2093477
Fax: +39.051.2093470
E-mail: mario.paolone@unibo.it
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