Essential Knowledge and Associated Skills EKAS This describes the essential skills and knowledge and their level required for this unit Evidence shall show that knowledge has been acquired of developing HV and LV distribution protection systems All knowledge and skills detailed in this unit should be contextualised to current industry practices and technologies KSTDSA HV and LV distribution protection systems KS01-TDS43A HV and LV distribution protection systems Evidence shall show an understanding of the for the development of HV and LV distribution protection systems to an extent indicated by the following aspects T OHS enterprise responsibilities encompassing Provisions of relevant health and safety legislation Principles and practice of effective occupational health and safety management Management arrangements relating to regulatory compliance Enterprise hazards and risks control measures and relevant expertise required Characteristics and composition of workforce and their impact on occupational health and safety management Relevance of enterprise management systems to occupational health and safety management Analysis of working environment and design of appropriate occupational health and safety management systems Analysis of relevant data and evaluation of occupational health and safety system effectiveness Assess resources to establish and maintain occupational health and safety management systems T Principles of safe design encompassing CommonwealthStateTerritory legislation standards codes supply authority regulations and or enterprise requirements associated with safe design principles Particular reference to state and territory regulations regarding working near energised conductors electrical access heights confined space testing procedures and licensing rules Application of safe design principles safe design duty related information safe design process related information and safe design evaluations T Installation of switchgear and associated equipment encompassing Types and function of various switchgear note examples include isolators airbreak switches gasfilled switches vacuum type links fuses oil disconnectors fuse switches circuit breakers operating characteristics advantages and disadvantages of different types switchgear installation procedures earthing requirements and techniques Types of equipment transformers reactors regulators capacitors relays surge arrestors fault indicators and mobile generators Installation procedures for switchgear and equipment encompassing standards codes legislation supply authority regulations and or enterprise requirements assembly and erecting procedures earthing requirements and techniques and pole mounted locations Maintenance procedures for switchgear and equipment diagnosing and rectifying faults according to electricity supply industry standards and procedures Testing and commissioning electricity supply industry standards and procedures T Electrical equipment associated with distribution field device protection and control schemes encompassing Types and applications of electrical equipment characteristics and capabilities schemes automatic circuit reclosers ACRs gas switches secondary injection tests primary injection tests TMR Radios SCADA remote control overcurrent earth fault sensitive earth fault inverse time curves definite time curves tripping reclose DC supplies AC supplies and alarms T Calculation of fault levels encompassing Calculation of fault levels in symmetrical and asymmetrical fault conditions types of faults interconnected and radial systems symmetrical components representation of voltages and currents sequence impedances of system plant calculationdetermination of sequence impedance networks determination of operative sequence impedances fault or arc impedances first approximation techniques Interrupting device capabilities determination of fault current breaking capability and let through energy capability of fuses and circuit breakers DC offset and transient condition effects T Detailed operation and setting of discrete protection systems encompassing Earth fault protection master earth leakage schemes sensitive earth fault relays and schemes residual earth fault scheme core balance earth fault scheme framestructure earth leakage scheme time graded discrimination backup protection Overcurrent protection feeder overcurrent protection instantaneous overcurrent schemes inverse timed overcurrent schemes types and location of components of an overcurrent scheme CT summation time graded discrimination backup protection Alarms and controls auxiliary relays voltage regulating relays line drop compensation gas relay types gas relay scheme operation and setting over temperature schemes T Polyphase systems and its application towards the calculation of circuits conditions encompassing Structure of a three phase system components sequence of phases and balanced and unbalanced load conditions Calculations of phase and line voltages for a specified phase sequence Calculation of voltage current power power factor in a three phase system balanced three phase systems unbalanced delta connected loads unbalanced fourwire star connected loads unbalanced threewire star connected loads and unbalanced fourwire star connected systems Calculation of the neutral displacement voltage in unbalanced threewire star connected systems Selection and connection of meters to confirm calculations Control of harmonics harmonic analysis of nonsinusoidal waves of voltage and current production of harmonics in three phase power systems effects of harmonics on three power systems and loads types of harmonics commonly encountered on three phase power systems and identification by observation of harmonic components present in a waveform Calculation of effective value of nonsinusoidal waves Calculate the currentvoltage in a complex load given a voltagecurrent with a Fourier analysis of up to terms Preunit system in calculations reasons for use groups of parameters commonly represented common applications of the perunit system to represent device specifications and applications of perunit quantities in simple electrical calculations Method of symmetrical components reasons for the use types of components used to represent a three phase system reasons for difference in the impedance of a component to the various symmetrical components and commonly occurring relationships between different sequence impedances for common component groups T Protection schemes encompassing Standards codes legislation supply authority regulations and or enterprise requirements applicable to protection schemes Types of protection schemes reasons for use application of protection zones around system elements and degree of protection Types of feeder protection equipment over current protection inverse timecurrent operating characteristics Operation of over current protection equipment used on distribution systems Operation of ACRs and their timecurrent characteristics Types and characteristics of overcurrent relays Coordination methods of a distribution feeder protection scheme Earth fault protection used on a distribution feeder Operation of a single wire earth return SWER system |