Training in Protection

[Rodmcm]

Despite looking and looking I cannot find it on the web. I believe there is an English organisation offering internet learning in protection principles.. I understand it is a very highly regarded internet based course covering CTs/VTs and workimg up from there. Any ideas people?

 

[davva]

Not sure if its this organisation you may be referring to? I've been pointed in their direction before but yet to take up any training so can't vouch for it. I know they do opening learning but not sure if it is internet based. Have a look and see anyway.

http://www.eta.org.uk/

 

[Rodmcm]

Yes, thats it - Thank you

 

[apowerengr]

I've seen both SEL and GE offering web-based or CD ROM classes for their specific equipment but some of the basics are also covered.

 

[Sideswiper]

I'm a new guy in protection. Here are two programs I was considering...

http://www4.uwm.edu/sce/certificate.cfm?id=761

http://www.pe.gatech.edu/conted/ser...certificate.ViewCertificateDetails?CERT_ID=23

I took "Electrical Substation Design Fundamentals" at UWM (the first link)... at the time they were going to make me a design engineer. I found it helpful but it is very basic.

 

[Rodmcm]

Thanks for that Sideswiper. I know one of the reference people on the ETA course so I think I will stick with that.

 

[JensenDrive]

As a sidebar to your question, " redvector.com " has some basic on-line electric design and maintenance courses, mainly aimed at people trying to get some PDH's as simply as possible. Can't vouch for the quality; I've never seen any more than the web advertisements.

 

[Denan]

Google "The art and science of protective relaying". Hope it helps..