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SUMMARY:Instrumentation\, Electrical and Control System
DESCRIPTION:About the Course:\nThis course provides a comprehensive overview of Instrumentation\, Electrical\, and Control Systems\, covering core concepts essential for modern industrial environments. Participants will explore the principles behind industrial instrumentation\, electrical components\, and the integration of control systems that drive automation and process optimization. The program delves into key areas such as sensors\, signal transmission\, actuators\, and the operation of PID controllers within PLC and DCS frameworks. \nThe objective of this course is to equip participants with a strong understanding of the electronics behind instruments\, interface devices\, and control systems. Emphasis is placed on developing practical skills for configuring\, maintaining\, and tuning industrial control systems. By addressing both basic and advanced configurations of PID controllers\, the course aims to enhance the participants’ ability to ensure stability and reliability in industrial processes. \nCourse Objectives:\nUpon completion\, participants will be proficient in understanding and applying the principles of instrumentation\, electrical systems\, and process control. They will gain hands-on experience with essential tools and techniques for system analysis\, troubleshooting\, and performance enhancement\, contributing to more efficient and effective industrial operations. \nWho Should Attend:\n\nControl system operators responsible for maintaining and optimizing industrial processes.\nElectrical and instrumentation technicians involved in system installation and maintenance.\nEngineers engaged in the design\, implementation\, and improvement of control systems.\nProject managers overseeing automation and instrumentation projects.\n\nCourse Content:\n\nIntroduction to Instrumentation\, Electrical\, and Control Systems\nStatic and Dynamic Characteristics of Instruments and Electrical Devices\nCore Components of Instrumentation and Electrical Systems\nSensor Types\, Functions\, and Industrial Applications\nActuators and Their Role in Control Systems\nSignal Transmission\, Interfacing\, and Digital Communication\nInstrumentation and Electrical System Electronics\nFeedback Concepts and Loop Control\nAnalysis and Optimization of Feedback Systems\nPID Controllers: Configuration\, Tuning\, and Implementation\nElectrical Control System Design and Troubleshooting\nPractical Techniques for PID Tuning and Performance Enhancement\nLaboratory Exercises and Real-World Demonstrations\n\nAbout the Trainer:\nProf. Endra Joelianto\, Ir.\, Ph.D.\, SMIEEE \nHolds an Engineering Physics degree from ITB (1990) and a Ph.D. in Control Engineering from The Australian National University (2001). Expert in control engineering\, specializing in Hybrid Control Systems\, Discrete Event Control Systems\, Petri Nets\, Robust PID Controllers\, Advanced Process Control\, and Industrial Automation using PLC/DCS. \nProf. Endra is the coordinator of Intelligent Control and Automation and founder of the PLC Research Group at the Instrumentation and Control Laboratory (LINK)\, ITB. Established the Schneider-OMRON PLC Training Center at Maranatha Christian University\, collaborating with Schneider Electric Indonesia\, OMRON Japan\, and Invensys WONDERWARE. \nProf. Endra has led several industrial automation and control training programs\, including TPSDP Retooling Projects\, and attended professional training in PLC\, DCS\, and instrumentation calibration in Indonesia\, Singapore\, and South Africa. He regularly instructs public\, university\, and in-house training for leading companies and institutions in the petrochemical\, oil\, gas\, and manufacturing sectors. \nPublic Training berikutnya : 21 – 23 September\, 2026 | 3 – 5 Desember\, 2026
URL:https://smart-training-center.com/event/electrical-instrument-and-control-system/
LOCATION:Jawa Barat
CATEGORIES:Electrical,Engineering,Instrument and control,Maintenance
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SUMMARY:Operasi Generator & Trafo Daya
DESCRIPTION:Background & About the Course \nGenerators and power transformers are essential components in electricity generation and distribution systems\, responsible for producing\, converting\, and reliably delivering electrical energy to various applications. Effective and efficient operation of this equipment requires a deep technical understanding of their principles\, characteristics\, and potential operational challenges. As technology evolves and the complexity of power systems increases\, it is crucial for the workforce to possess up-to-date competencies to ensure optimal performance and prevent operational disruptions. \nThis training is designed to provide comprehensive knowledge of the fundamental operating principles of generators and power transformers\, along with operational and maintenance techniques. Participants will gain skills in understanding system configurations\, managing electrical loads\, and identifying and addressing issues that arise during operation. Additionally\, the program emphasizes the importance of workplace safety and compliance with quality and reliability standards in power systems to support operational sustainability and enhance energy efficiency. \nCourse Objectives\n\nUnderstand the configuration and equipment in industrial power plant systems.\nRecognize the construction of generators.\nInstall\, operate\, and control generators effectively.\nUnderstand protection systems for generators.\nIdentify the construction of power transformers and their supporting components.\nConnect\, install\, and operate power transformers.\nUnderstand protection systems for transformers.\n\nWho Should Attend\n\nSupervisors\, Technicians\, and Control Operators\nOperational Staff and Engineers\n\nCourse Outline\n\nFundamentals of Generators and Electrical Installations\n\n\nOperating principles\, installation characteristics\, generator specifications\, and Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) systems.\n\n\nOperation Procedures\n\n\nProcedures for starting and stopping steam power plants.\nCritical operational symptoms: Overpressure\, negative pressure\, load fluctuations.\nControl systems for rotation and load.\n\n\nOverview of Electrical Power Systems\n\n\nIndustrial power plant system overview\, types of distribution networks\, and switchgear.\n\n\nElectrical Power and Power Factor\n\n\nEnergy and power concepts\, types of electrical loads\, active power\, reactive power\, and apparent power.\n\n\nElectrical Power Generators\n\n\nConstruction\, principles of electrical power generation\, excitation systems\, and AVR.\n\n\nGenerator Operation\n\n\nGenerator characteristics\, capability curves\, and parallel operation.\n\n\nGenerator Control\n\n\nActive power control\, load sharing\, load shedding\, and reactive power control.\n\n\nGenerator Protection\n\n\nGround fault\, differential protection\, unbalanced loading\, loss of excitation\, and out-of-step conditions.\n\n\nElectrical Power Transformers\n\n\nConstruction\, operating principles\, types\, cooling classifications\, components\, and indicators.\n\n\nTransformer Operation\n\n\nInterpreting nameplate data\, vector groups\, and transformer sizing and selection guidelines.\n\n\nTransformer Protection\n\n\nShort circuit/overload protection\, unbalance protection\, over-temperature protection\, and overpressure protection.\n\n\n\nABOUT THE COURSE LEADER:\nSupriyanto\, S.T\, M.T  \nMemperoleh gelar sarjana Teknik Elektro Universitas Diponegoro & Magister Teknik dari ITB dengan spesialiasasi di bidang Teknik Tenaga Listrik dan Power System Teknologi. \nSelain pendidikan formil\, Pak Supriyanto juga ber-sertifikat sebagai: \n\n6 bulan training dari Swiss Contact tentang Teknik Tegangan Tinggi\n18 bulan training tentang Teaching Methodology for Industrial & Electrical Engineering\nCertified Assessor Teknik Ketenagalistrikan – Kementrian ESDM\nCertified Ahli Madya Instalasi Listrik – BNSP\nCertified Ahli K3 Listrik – BNSP\n\nPublic Training berikutnya : 12 – 14 Oktober\, 2026
URL:https://smart-training-center.com/event/operasi-generator-trafo-daya/
LOCATION:Bandung\, Jawa Barat\, Indonesia
CATEGORIES:Electrical,Power Generation
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SUMMARY:Relay Protection
DESCRIPTION:About the Course:\nIn the electrical power industry\, the reliability and safety of power systems are paramount. Relay protection systems play a critical role in safeguarding equipment and ensuring uninterrupted power supply by isolating faults and preventing damage. A well-designed relay protection system can minimize downtime\, improve system stability\, and enhance operational safety. \nThis 3-day training course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of relay protection principles\, configurations\, and applications. Combining theoretical knowledge with practical insights\, the course aims to equip participants with the skills required to design\, operate\, and maintain reliable protection systems in compliance with industry standards. \nCourse Objectives:\n\nUnderstand the fundamentals of relay protection and its role in power system reliability.\nLearn the operating principles of various types of relays.\nGain insights into the coordination and setting of protective relays.\nFamiliarize with international standards and best practices for relay protection.\nDevelop skills to analyze and troubleshoot relay protection systems effectively.\n\nWho Should Attend:\n\nElectrical engineers and technical personnel working in the power generation\, transmission\, or distribution sectors.\nMaintenance and operations personnel responsible for electrical protection systems.\nProject managers and consultants involved in power system projects.\nProfessionals seeking to expand their expertise in power system protection\n\nCourse Content:\n\nIntroduction to Relay Protection\n\nOverview of relay protection and its importance in power systems.\nTypes and classifications of relays.\n\n\nOperating Principles of Relays\n\nElectromechanical\, static\, and numerical relays.\nFunctionality and characteristics of overcurrent\, distance\, and differential relays.\n\n\nProtection Schemes and Applications\n\nCommon protection schemes for transformers\, generators\, and transmission lines.\nPractical case studies.\n\n\nRelay Coordination and Settings\n\nPrinciples of relay coordination.\nCalculations and setting procedures.\n\n\nStandards and Best Practices\n\nOverview of IEC and IEEE standards.\nCompliance requirements and industry practices.\n\n\nTroubleshooting and Analysis\n\nTechniques for fault analysis and relay testing.\nTools and methodologies for troubleshooting.\n\n\nPractical Exercises and Simulations\n\nHands-on activities to reinforce learning.\nSimulation of relay operations and fault scenarios.\n\n\n\nAbout the course leader:\nDR. Toto Tohir\, ST.\, MT/ Ali Mashar\, M.Eng.Sc.\, IPU   \nPublic Training berikutnya : 20 – 22 Oktober\, 2026
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LOCATION:Bandung\, Jawa Barat\, Indonesia
CATEGORIES:Electrical,Engineering
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SUMMARY:Sistem Proteksi Pembangkit Listrik
DESCRIPTION:Background & About the Course\nThe Power Plant Protection System is a set of devices designed to safeguard the power generation facility as a whole. A power plant is a system that generates electrical energy from mechanical energy sources\, typically through electromagnetic induction. This process is known as electricity generation. In the industrial sector\, generators are essential for supporting all activities that require a reliable supply of electrical energy. Therefore\, the operation of these power plants must be conducted correctly. \nTherefore\, performance of generators is influenced not only by operational aspects but also significantly by maintenance factors. Improper maintenance can lead to vibration issues and reduced efficiency\, ultimately affecting the unit’s performance. To address these challenges\, it is crucial to have competent and skilled personnel. \nThis training will equip participants with the techniques and applications of proper generator maintenance in power plants. Participants will gain knowledge and understanding of the engineering aspects of electrical power generation systems. The training will emphasize the operation\, protection\, and maintenance of generators and their driving systems. \nCourse Objectives\nAfter completing the training\, participants are expected to: \n\nEnhance their knowledge of power plant protection systems.\nImprove their understanding of power system architecture.\nConduct reviews to improve the protection of power systems\, busbars\, transformers\, motors\, and generators.\n\nWho Should Attend\n\nEngineers\nManagers\nSupervisors\nTechnicians\nOperators\nProduction and Operations personnel\nPower Plant Operation & Maintenance staff\n\nCourse Content\n\nIntroduction\nPower System Architecture\nNeutral Grounding\nShort Circuit Current\nSensors (CT & VT)\nDiscrimination\nPower System Protection\nBusbar Protection\nTransformer Protection\nMotor Protection\nGenerator Protection\n\nAbout the Course Leaders\nIr. Nana Heryana\, S.T. IPU.\, ASEAN.Eng \nPublic Training berikutnya : 21 – 23 Oktober\, 2026
URL:https://smart-training-center.com/event/implementasi-manajemen-risiko-di-organisasi/
LOCATION:Bandung\, Jawa Barat\, Indonesia
CATEGORIES:Electrical,Engineering,Maintenance,Power Generation
ORGANIZER;CN="PT Fiqry Jaya Manunggal":MAILTO:info@fiqry.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Krasnoyarsk:20260720T083000
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SUMMARY:Substitution Equipment & Control Relay
DESCRIPTION:BACKGROUND:\nSubstitution Equipment and Control Relay. In modern industrial operations\, ensuring reliable power distribution and control is essential for minimizing downtime\, ensuring safety\, and optimizing performance. A crucial element of this is the management of backup equipment and control relays\, which are vital for the protection and automation of electrical systems. \nBackup equipment acts as a contingency in the event of equipment failure\, allowing operations to continue without major interruptions. Conversely\, control relays serve as intermediaries between control systems and equipment\, providing necessary protection by monitoring electrical faults and initiating appropriate responses\, such as disconnecting or isolating faulty components. \nWith rapid advancements in electrical technology and the increasing complexity of power systems\, it is crucial for technical personnel to possess the knowledge and skills needed to effectively handle\, operate\, and maintain backup equipment and control relays. This training aims to equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the functions\, types\, and operational strategies associated with backup equipment and control relays\, along with practical experience in troubleshooting and maintenance procedures. \nABOUT THE COURSE:\nThis introductory course on substation equipment and controls will familiarize you with the components that make up an electric substation. It will detail how each type of equipment functions and guide you through the control and wiring diagrams that govern their operation. \nPERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES:\nWhen you complete this course you will be able to: \n\nUnderstand the operation of substation equipment\nRead trip and closure schematics and control system diagrams\nRelate control schematics to their corresponding wiring diagrams\nDesign simple control system schematics\nGain the expertise necessary to enhance system reliability\, reduce downtime\, and improve overall operational safety in their workplaces\n\nWHO SHOULD ATTEND?:\nElectrical and Instrument technicians\, Transmission and distribution technicians \nCourse Content: \n\nPower Transformers\n\n\nPrinciples of transformer operation and components\nTransformer protection schemes and fault analysis\n\n\nLoad Tap Changers\n\n\nTypes of Load Tap Changers (LTC) and their functions\nOperational mechanisms and control methods\n\n\nVoltage Regulators\n\n\nAutomatic voltage regulation principles\nTypes of voltage regulators and applications\n\n\nPower Circuit Breakers\n\n\nTypes of circuit breakers (Oil\, SF6\, Vacuum) & applications\nArc extinguishing principles and insulation coordination\n\n\nCircuit Switchers\n\n\nFunction and applications in substation systems\nDifferences between circuit switchers and breakers\nOperational guidelines and maintenance best practices\n\n\nCapacitor Banks\n\n\nReactive power compensation and voltage stability\nSwitching operations and protection schemes\n\n\nProtective Relays\n\n\nTypes of protective relays and their functions\nCoordination of relay settings for system protection\n\n\nTrip Schematics and Wiring Diagrams\n\n\nUnderstanding and interpreting trip circuit schematics\nWiring standards and common configurations\n\n\nAuxiliary Equipment and Systems\n\n\nRole of auxiliary systems in substation operations\nControl panels\, signaling devices\, and annunciators\n\n\nMetal Clad Switchgear\n\n\nComponents and working principles of metal-clad switchgear\nSafety procedures for operation and maintenance\n\n\nSubstation Automation and Integration\n\n\nSCADA systems and communication protocols\nIntelligent Electronic Devices (IEDs) and their applications\n\n\nBatteries and Battery Charging\n\n\nTypes of batteries used in substations & characteristics\nBattery charging systems and maintenance requirements\n\n\nCondition Monitoring & Periodic Maintenance\n\nAbout the Trainer: \nSupriyanto\, ST.\, MT\, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Universitas Diponegoro and a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from ITB\, specializing in Power System Technology and Electrical Power Engineering. \nIn addition to his formal education\, Supriyanto has obtained several certifications\, including: \n\nA six-month training program from Swiss-contact in High Voltage Technology.\nAn eighteen-month training program in Teaching Methodology for Industrial & Electrical Engineering.\nCertified Assessor in Electrical Engineering from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM).\nCertified Senior Electrical Installation Engineer from the National Board for Vocational Certification (BNSP).\nCertified Senior Electrical Safety Engineer from BNSP.\n\nPublic Training berikutnya : 7 – 9 Desember\, 2026
URL:https://smart-training-center.com/event/substitution-equipment-and-control-relay/
LOCATION:Bandung\, Jawa Barat\, Indonesia
CATEGORIES:Electrical,Maintenance
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