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    This document provides information on the Switchgear and Protection Engineering course offered by the Electrical Engineering Department at Canal University. The course is a 4th year, 1st term course worth 4 credit hours. It aims to teach students theoretical principles and current practices in switchgear and protection engineering. Key topics covered include circuit interruption, various types of circuit breakers, analog and digital relay protection, and protection schemes for generators, transformers, transmission lines and against overvoltages. Assessment methods include written and practical exams, assignments, and term papers to evaluate students' knowledge, intellectual and practical skills.

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    This document provides information on the Switchgear and Protection Engineering course offered by the Electrical Engineering Department at Canal University. The course is a 4th year, 1st term course worth 4 credit hours. It aims to teach students theoretical principles and current practices in switchgear and protection engineering. Key topics covered include circuit interruption, various types of circuit breakers, analog and digital relay protection, and protection schemes for generators, transformers, transmission lines and against overvoltages. Assessment methods include written and practical exams, assignments, and term papers to evaluate students' knowledge, intellectual and practical skills.

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    This document provides information on the Switchgear and Protection Engineering course offered by the Electrical Engineering Department at Canal University. The course is a 4th year, 1st term course worth 4 credit hours. It aims to teach students theoretical principles and current practices in switchgear and protection engineering. Key topics covered include circuit interruption, various types of circuit breakers, analog and digital relay protection, and protection schemes for generators, transformers, transmission lines and against overvoltages. Assessment methods include written and practical exams, assignments, and term papers to evaluate students' knowledge, intellectual and practical skills.

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    Canal University

    Faculty of engineering
    Elect.Eng.Dept.
    Course Specification
    A- Affiliation
    B- Basic Information
    C- Professional Information
    1- Course Learning Objectives
    A study of this course will enable the student to
    * learn the theoretical principles and current state of the art of switchgear and
    protection engineering.
    * Study the Circuit interruption and protection.
    * Study the Control systems of Circuit Breaker. Selection criteria. Testing.
    * Study the Arc extinction
    * Study the Recovery voltage
    * Study the Air, oil, air blast, vacuum, SF6 and HVDC circuit breakers.
    * Selection criteria. Testing.
    * Study of Digital protection of power system.
    * Study of Fuses.
    * Study of protection against over voltages due to lightning.
    2- Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOS)
    A Knowledge and understanding
    By the end of the course the student should be able to
    A1 Know the principles of switchgear and protection schemes.
    A2 Understand the Circuit interruption and protection.
    A3 Understand the basic structure of protection schemes.
    A4 Understand all types of Circuit Breakers.
    A5 Understand the Analog and digital protection of power system components.
    A6
    A7
    Analyse the operation and state the application of protection schemes.
    B Intellectual skills
    By the end of the course the student should be able to
    B1 Analyse various circuit breakers.
    B2 Describe the characteristics of various power system protection relays.
    B3 Differentiate between analogue and digital protection schemes.
    B4 Design protection schemes for power system components
    B5
    Relevant Program : B.Sc Degree
    Department Offering the Program : Electrical engineering
    Department Offering the Course : Electrical engineering
    Academic Year/level : 4
    th
    year / 1
    st
    term
    Date of Specification Approval : 2002
    Title : Switch gear and Protection Engineering 2 Teaching Hours
    Code : EPM425 Lecture 2
    Year : 4
    th
    year Tutorial
    Level : 1
    st
    term Practical 2
    Total 4
    C Professional and practical skills
    By the end of the course the student should be able to
    C1 Measurement testing of differential Protection of a three-phase transformer .
    C2 Overcurrent protection of a three-phase induction motor.
    C2 Implement Switchgear and protection circuits on breadboard and test them.
    C3
    D General and transferable skills
    By the end of the course the student should be able to
    D1 Design of protection zones against faults, lightning impulse, and over voltage for
    his own use.
    D2 Teach the others to implement switchgear and protection as hobby
    D3
    3- Content
    4- Teaching and learning methods
    4-1 Blackboard Whiteboard and chalk
    4-2 OHP and Power point data show
    4-3 Workshop training
    4-4 Library visit and research papers
    5- Students ' assessment methods
    5-1 Tools
    Written exam to measure : Knowledge and understanding, Intellectual skills,
    Professional skills.
    Term papers to measure : Intellectual skills, Professional skills, General skills.
    Practical exams to measure : Professional skills, Knowledge and understanding.
    5-2 Time schedule
    Mid-term exam : After 7 weeks.
    Week Topic Lecture
    hr.
    Tutorial
    hr.
    Practical
    hr.
    1 Basic theoretical principles of of switchgear and
    protection engineering.
    2 2
    2 Circuit interruption and protection 2 2
    3 Control systems of Circuit Breaker. 2 2
    4 Selection criteria. Testing. 2 2
    5 Arc extinction 2 2
    6 Recovery and Transient recovery voltages 2 2
    7 Types of Circuit Breakers 2 2
    Mid-term exam
    8 Analog and digital protection 2 2
    9 Generator protection 2 2
    10 Transformer protection 2 2
    11 Bus-bars protection 2 2
    12 Transmission line protection. 2 2
    13 Over voltage protection 2 2
    14 Protection against lightning 2 2
    15 Applictions 2 2
    Final Exam
    Total hours
    Final exam : Week no. 15.
    Problems : Weeks no. 3 and 6.
    Assignments : Week no. 9.
    5-3 Grading system
    Mid-term exam : 30 % 30
    Final exam : 70 % 70
    Total : 100 % 100 Degree
    6- Teaching and learning methods for distinguished
    6-1 Open discussions for practical problems
    6-2 Solving difficult and complicated examples for them
    6-3 Asking them to find solutions to some complicated problems
    6-4
    7- List of references
    7-1 Course notes : Lecture notes and handouts
    7-2 Required books :
    Helmut Ungrad, Wilibald Winkler and Andrzej Wiszniewski, "Protection Techniques in
    Electrical Energy Systems", Marcel Dekker, Inc., 1992.
    Y G Paithankar, Transmission Network Protection Theory and Practice, Marcel
    Dekker, Inc., 1997.
    Switching Phenomena in High Voltage Circuit Breakers, edited by Kunio Nakanishi,
    Marcel Dekker, Inc., 1991.
    Badri Ram and D N Visawakarma, Power System Protection and Switchgear, Tata
    McGraw Hill, 1995.
    7-3 Recommended books :
    7-4 else :
    8- Facilities required for teaching and learning
    8-1 Class room for lectures and tutorials 8-2 High voltage and Power lab for
    Practical experiments
    8-3 Library 8-4 Internet
    Course Coordinator Head of the Department Date

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