Short Circuit Current Calculation Exercises

Short Circuit Current Calculation Exercises According to IEC 60909, manual calculation by Excel,and ETAP comparison

What you'll learn
Learn how to apply equations in IEC 60909
Compute fault currents and analyze
Using ETAP Short Circuit Tool
Short circuit analysis for power system studies
Easy understand any scientific paper on short circuit current calculation
Requirements
No specific requirements
Description
Short circuit analysis is for protection of life and property. The course includes the exercises on short circuit current calculation according to IEC 60909. Industrial standards are crucial and primary documents in terms of scientific assessments.
Rather than definitions, theory and history of short circuit issue, the exercises consisting of basic concept are handled in the course content. The variety of exercises could be improved over time if needed. The course has mainly focused on manual or hand calculation of short circuit current by using Excel and the comparison of computing results by ETAP software. Excel is preferred to explain or to show the content due to its feature.
At first, the intention before creating the course was to know how the simulation software computes short circuit currents. Then, it is the question what if without software in case of large networks. In some conditions during tasks or studies, there could be a need to control and see deviations between manual calculated values and the results of the simulation software. Or only curiosity is aroused to learn the basis of what you study. It is true that manual calculation is tedious work, and for the most of times no need for hand calculation. Simulation software or tools are convenient to compute if you afford to obtain. Furthermore, for instance you may have a question on which conditions the impedance of the component changes.
The exercises in the content might be said as the one of the steps and preliminary studies to perform power system analysis.
Who this course is for:
Electrical engineers
Electrical engineering students
Electrical technicians

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