EMTP Webinars / e-Training

Overview:

The first version of the protective relays library will be soon available.

This webinar is an overview of this new feature.

Presentation of some application examples and engineering tools.

This webinar will show how to conduct a particular study from the beginning to the end.

It will help you to discover efficiently how helpful EMTP software can be for your Transient Recovery Voltage studies.

The purpose of the webinar:

To acquaint users with the basic features of the environment to simulate electrical power systems, as well as the latest innovations.

During the webinar, we will show additional functional modules such as Simulink Toolbox for integration with Matlab / Simulink or LIOV unit for calculating accelerations caused by lightning strikes.

The objective of this webinar is to explain the importance of considering data uncertainty through practical EMTP case studies. This webinar will be co-presented by EDF and Powersys.

Êîìïàíèè BasisSoft è Powersys ïðèãëàøàþò Âàñ 14-ãî íîÿáðÿ 2017 ãîäà â 11:00 ïî ìîñêîâñêîìó âðåìåíè ïðèíÿòü ó÷àñòèå â áåñïëàòíîì âåáèíàðå: "Ââåäåíèå â EMTP 3.5"

Overview:

-Controls of Grid-connected VSC-based Distributed Generation(DG).

-Battery Energy Storage System and Power Conversion System

-Grid Islanding Detection

The session will end with 10 min for the Questions / Answer.

This course is an online training on EMT simulation of HVDC. It is composed of 5 webinars of 2 hours and 5 optional lab sessions of 2 hours.

This course presents practical and technical information on VSC-HVDC and LCC-HVDC systems based on real projects.

If attendees cannot make it to any of the Theory session, a recording of the course will be shared.

This course is an online training on EMT simulation of renewables. It is composed of 2 webinars of 2h and 3 optional lab sessions of 2h.

The objective of this training is to present a short course on renewable source integration studies.

Learn on power system transients and to predict the outcome of transient events on power systems.

Temporary EMTP licenses will be provided to the lab audience.