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Overview
Overview
This course provides the Generating Unit Controller/Control Room Operator with sound knowledge in the theory and practice of the operation and control of power generating plants. It covers conventional fossil fuel plants with boilers and steam turbines, gas turbine, combined cycle and diesel engine plants. The course also covers such areas as plant safety procedures, communications protocols, fuel handling, plant start up, operation and shut down, plant monitoring and data logging, emergency response procedures, water handling and purification operations, plant chemistry processes, plant troubleshooting procedures and control room operations.
Objectives
Objectives
- Design and operating principles of generating plants.
- Design and functioning of plant support systems and components.
- Safety, environmental and health procedures governing power plant operations.
- The communication protocols in power plants.
- The plant start-up and shut down procedures.
- The plant monitoring practices.
- Plant data collection, logging, trending, and analyses.
- Plant troubleshooting procedures.
- Control room operations
- Generation switchyard and switching operations
Content
Content
- Principle and operation power plants.
- Design and principle of operation of main power plant components
- Design and configuration of piping systems
- Balance of plant systems
- Plant instrumentation and controls
- Plant health, safety and environmental procedures
- Fuel, water and chemicals handling and storage operations
- Plant standby power systems
- Plant communication protocols
- Plant start up, operation and shut down procedures.
- Plant monitoring procedures, data collection, logging, trending and analyses
- Plant equipment and systems troubleshooting procedures
- Principles of control room operation
- Design and functioning of generation switchyards and switching operations
Duration:
Duration:
Target: Unit Controllers
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